factors affecting development of potato tuber soft rot during storage

Faculty Agriculture Year: 2016
Type of Publication: ZU Hosted Pages:
Authors:
Ahmed Mohamed Khairy Khalil Attyaa
Journal: مجلة الزقازيق للبحوث الزراعية مجلة الزقازيق ( امراض النبات) Volume:
Keywords : factors affecting development , potato tuber soft    
Abstract:
five soft rot bacteria with different degrees of virulence were selected out of 25 isolates previously recorded from marketed potato and storehouses in sharkia governorate. pathogenicity test of these isolates to produce soft rot symptoms o
    
     
 
       

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