英文摘要 |
Disease incidence of radish yellows caused by Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. raphani Kend et Snyder., was influenced by change of temperature. In our experiments, we found that the optimum temperature for disease development was 25±3°C, and the disease severity was significantly decreased by lower or higher of temperature. The pathogens grow on Czapek's agar at 8-36°C, with optimum at 20-28°C. It was found that survival of the pathogen in soil gave longer period in lower temperature than higher temperature. The optimum temperature (28°C) for germination of conidia and chlamydospore was hardly any different in soil or on water agar, except 24°Cwas better for germination of chlamydospore on agar, but 28°C still was best for germ tube development. |