Control of maize seed rot by Gliocladium biochemical. [Korean

Gliocladium virens is classified as fungal imperfect fungus, Monilales, Moniliaceae. Natural materials, particularly barley, wheat bran and rice bran could become good nutritional source for the growth of Gliocladium virens and K2HPO4 as mineral salt. Antimicrobial active rang of Gliocladium virens...

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Published inActa of the Academy of Agricultural Science
Main Authors Pak Il Chol, Jon Hak Chol [Inst. of Plant Protection Pyongyang]
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 2001
Subjects
agent pathogene
control de enfermedades
controle de maladies
disease control
gliocladium virens
graine
korea democratic people' s republic
mais
maiz
maize
organismos patogenos
pathogens
podredumbres
pourriture
republica popular dem de corea
republique dem et pop de coree
rots
seeds
semilla
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Summary:Gliocladium virens is classified as fungal imperfect fungus, Monilales, Moniliaceae. Natural materials, particularly barley, wheat bran and rice bran could become good nutritional source for the growth of Gliocladium virens and K2HPO4 as mineral salt. Antimicrobial active rang of Gliocladium virens was very wide and the disinfective effect of Gliocladium virens biochemical for maize seeds wasn't reduced rather than the effect of that treated by TMTD.
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