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Journal of Plant Pathology & Microbiology

Samir Chebil

Samir Chebil

Tunisia

Publications
  • Research Article
    Behavior of Italian Lemon Rootstocks towards Mal Secco Leaf Infection with Tunisian Fungus Phoma tracheiphila in Controlled Environment
    Author(s): Sana Ziadi, Samir Chebil, Angela Ligorio, Antonio Ippolito and Ahmed MlikiSana Ziadi, Samir Chebil, Angela Ligorio, Antonio Ippolito and Ahmed Mliki

    Studying behaviors of four Italian lemon rootstocks towards Mal Secco leaf infection with the fungus Phoma tracheiphila, isolated in Tunisia in controlled environment, is the aim of this research work. It involves prospection of infected lemons fields in Tunisia, isolation and morphological identification of the fungus, preparation of inoculum and infection of leaves of four rootstocks. Following the artificial inoculation in three assessments after 10, 20 and 30 days post inoculation (dpi) by observing the appearance of disease symptoms, counting the percentage of positive inoculation and determining the average disease intensity according to the leaf empirical scale. All these parameters indicated about the behaviour of the rootstock towards disease in addition to allowing the classification of the four lemon rootstocks according to susceptibility to Mal Secco. Therefore Volkamerian.. View More»
    DOI: 10.4172/2157-7471.1000150

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