Bipolaris sorokiniana
Bipolaris sorokiniana causes spot blotch of wheat in warm and humid regions. This disease has emerged as a critical challenge to wheat cultivation, especially in the warm and humid areas of the world. The symptoms include early lesions characterized by small, dark brown and 1 to 2 mm long without chlorotic margin. In susceptible genotypes, these lesions extend very quickly in oval to elongated blotches, light brown to dark brown in colour.
isolation_source
infected leaves and seeds
collection_date
2005-02
geo_loc_name
India
lat_lon
25.264 N 82.991 E
isolate
MCC 1572
collected_by
Ramesh Chand
culture_collection
MCC:1572
strain
HD3069
host
Triticum aestivum
ref_biomaterial
MCC 1572
rel_to_oxygen
aerobe
samp_collect_device
Monoconidial isolate
samp_mat_process
Cultured on Potato Dextrose Agar
BioSampleModel
Pathogen.env