Foliar application of certain substances affect the germination and infection of leaf pathogenes (S o1, 1966). S o 1(1967, 1968) observed that the permeability of cell wall and thereby the leaf exudation is affected appreciably by the application of certain substances. The effects of certain substances have been studied in relation to specific leaf pathogens and no effort has earlier been made to investigate the effect of certain trace elements on the total leaf surface mycoflora. The effect of the trace elements on the virus multiplication and its effect on the phyllosphere mycoflora...
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Studies on phyllosphere Fungi. IV. Effect of magnesium chloride on phyllosphere population of virus infected (PVX) and healthy plants of Lycopersicum esculentum Mili. cv. Best of all
Phyllosphere and phylloplane mycoflora of healthy and potato virus X (PVX) infected plants of Lycopesicum esculentum in relation to the treatment of different concentrations of magnesium chloride has been investigated. 250 ppm MgO2 level resulted to the maximum fungal population on the leaf surface of healthy and diseased plants. 125 ppm concentration of MgO2. on the other hand favoured the maximum fungal colonization on phylloplane region in both healthy and diseased plants. In both, healthy and diseased plants, 125 ppm concentration of MgCl2 proved equally good for growth of plants and the chlorophyll...
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