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DIGEST, v.3(3/4):182-184. [En] [En Abstj (REP.MB-2656)
Twent, nine varieties of Mungbean (Vigna
against
radiata
CE rcospora
Wilc.)
canescens
were screened
Ellis & Martin
natural
at Udaipur
conditions. under
None
artificial
of the varieties
and
was
moderately
immune, resistant
resistant. or
Five
even
varieties, viz., Local,
Pusa were
ML-9,
moderately
Vargha, ML-4,
susceptible
and RRS
and other varieties were graded
susceptible
either
or highly susceptible. [AS]
*0092 Singh, R.N. ; Nene, Y.L. ; Srivastava, S.K. 1983. Evaluation of
urdbean and mungbean genotypes for resistance to bean common mosaic virus and
losses caused by the disease. LEGUME RESEARCH, v.6(2):69-73. [En] [En Abstj
(A:PS)
Bean common mosaic virus (BCMV) infection in blackgram
under
cultivar
field
Mash
conditions,
41-13,
affected
adversely
various yield
and resulted
contributory
in yield
characters
reduction of
glasshouse
69.14%. The
from
plants
infected
raised
seeds
in the
of cultivar UPU-2,
disease
under
development,
conditions favoring
failed to produce
produced
grains.
severe
Sap-inoculation
disease in 66.07%
with
of
BCHV
the blackgram
in mungbean.
genotypes
A-6,
as
PLU-584,
against
T-27
2.77%
and 1-4-2-2 have
blackgram
been identified
material. as
Mungbean
tolerant
lines
resistant
L-293 and
and
55-1
L-80,
have
LM-189-3-1,
been indentified
LM-214,
as
LM-496, LM-671,
189-4-1
LM-692,
as tolerant
M.J.-2-3
material.
and
It has been
correlation
established
between
that
field
there
susceptibility
is no
sap-inoculation,
and response of
in
varieties
the glasshouse,
to
under conditions highly favoring disease
development. [AS]
*0093 Zote, K.K. ; Dandnaik, B.P. ; Khalikar, P.V. 1983. Reaction of moong
cultivars to Macrophomina blight. JOURNAL OF MAHARASHTRA AGRICULTURAL
UNIVERSITIES, v.8(2):146-147. [En] [En AbstJ (REP.MB-2621)
Out of 14 mungbean cultivars tested, none of the cultivars was found to be
completely free from the Macrophomina blight. However, 5 cultivars, viz.,
PIMS-1, 2, 3, 4, and No. 11/395 showed resistance to Macrophomina phaseolina in
all the test years. Six cultivars were moderately susceptible, one susceptible,
and one highly susceptible to the disease. [AS]
*0094 Jalaluddin, M. 1984. Field evaluation of mungbean and blackgram
germplasm for resistance to Cercospora leaf spot and powdery mildew. SABRAO
JOURNAL, v.16(I):73-76. [EnJ [En Abst] (A:PS)
A total of 147 mungbean (Vigna
(Vigna
radiata
mungo
(L.)
L.) accessions
Wilczek) and
of
39
local
blackgram
and exotic origin
evaluated
and induced
for resistance
mutants were
to Cercospora
powdery
leaf
mildew
spot
(Erysiphe
(Cercosprra
polygoni)
cruenta)
under
and
natural
two
epiphytotic
consecutive conditions
rabi (winter)
during
growing seasons
Bangladesh.
of 1977-78
Two
and
mungbean
1978-79,
strains,
in
MB 53
Bangladesh,
from Sri Lanka
were
and
highly
SL.
resistant
No.59 from
to both
mildew.
Cercospora
Blackgram
leaf spot
strains
and
B
powdery
34 from Sri Lanka and
highly
B 20
resistant
from Bangladesh
to Cercospora
were
leaf spot and
Several
powdery
strains
mildew,
of
respectively.
both crops were moderately resistant to both diseases. [AS]
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