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Publication Date
1985
Location
Kyoto Japan
Description
Preliminary experiments for biological control of snow mold were made because the disease is the most serious problem in growing forage crops in snowy areas. Several low temperature saprophytes were collected to examine their antagonistic ability against snow mold pathogens. They were antagonistic in culture but generally failed to suppress the disease. However, there was a promising saprophyte. A prospect of biological control is discussed.
Citation
Matsumoto, N and Tajimi, A, "Preliminary Experiments for Biological Control of Snow Mold Caused by Typhula incarnata and T. Ishikariensis" (1985). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 8.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/1985/ses7/8)
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Preliminary Experiments for Biological Control of Snow Mold Caused by Typhula incarnata and T. Ishikariensis
Kyoto Japan
Preliminary experiments for biological control of snow mold were made because the disease is the most serious problem in growing forage crops in snowy areas. Several low temperature saprophytes were collected to examine their antagonistic ability against snow mold pathogens. They were antagonistic in culture but generally failed to suppress the disease. However, there was a promising saprophyte. A prospect of biological control is discussed.
