Powdery Mildew of Wheat
Causal Organism: Erysiphe graminis
Symptoms:
•White pustules----cottony growth (conidia) = upper leaf surface
•Cholorosis (underside)
•Powdery growth on stem and heads
Epidemiology:
•Mild Temperature (15–22°C)
•High Relative Humidity
•Dense
Between stem elongation & heading
Disease Cycle:
•Crop residue (Cleistothecia)
•Spores (F.E)
Wind
Management:
•Balanced Fertilizers
•Sanitation
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- Stripe or Yellow Rust of Wheat
- Rice Blast
- Foot Rot (Bakanae Disease of Rice)
- Loose Smut of Wheat
- Flag Smut of Wheat
- Old Bunt of Wheat
- New Bunt of Wheat (Karnal Bunt of Wheat)
- Ear Cockle of Wheat
- Powdery Mildew of Wheat
- Take All of Wheat
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- Root Rot of Cotton
- Charcol Rot of Maize
- Boll Rot of Cotton
- Practical Demonstration of Koch's Postulates for Fungi
- Practical Demonstration of Koch's Postulates for Bacteria
- Practical Preparation of Herbarium
- Practical Diagnosis of Wheat and Barley Diseases
- Practical Types of Media
- Practical Preparation of Media
- Practical Isolation of Plant pathogenic Fungi
- Practical Isolation of Plant pathogenic Bacteria
- Practical Plant Disease Diagnostics
- Practical Moist Chamber Incubation
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Dr. Muhammad Ahmad Zeshan