First Report Of Phomopsis Canker Caused By Phomopsis Mali From India
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https://doi.org/10.48165/Keywords:
Apple, canker, India, Phomopsis maliAbstract
During disease survey in apple orchards in Kashmir valley in 2009-2010, the apple twigs were noticed to be affected by canker disease. These cankers were observed to be incited by Phomopsis mali Robert and the pathogen is a new record from India.
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