Contributions to the study of the pathogenic mycoflora producing the rot of some root vegetables after harvesting.
Tasca, G.;
Anale Institutul de Cercetari pentru Legumicultura si Floricultura, Vidra Year: 1995 Vol: 13 Pages: 243-249 Ref: 5 ref.
1995
บทคัดย่อ
The infection rate and biology of pathogenic fungi found at harvest and at 30-d intervals during a 150-d period of storage on carrot, root celery and parsnip are outlined. The species considered were Alternaria dauci, Sclerotinia sclerotiorum and Stemphylium radicinum [A. radicina], most frequently associated with carrot, Phoma apiicola on root celery and Rhizopus stolonifer on parsnip. A direct correlation was found between the temp. and growth in vitro of the isolated micromycetes. All the fungi were inhibited by temp. of 1 deg C, except for R. stolonifer, which showed weak growth after 5 d of storage at 1 deg , a very near opt. temp. recommended for storage of root vegetables.