Colar rot in pigeonpea is a seedling disease that usually appears within a month of sowing, when patches of dead seedlings at the primary leaf stage can be seen scattered over the field
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Pests and diseases
Crops
Grain legumes, Pigeonpea
Title
Colar rot in pigeonpea is a seedling disease that usually appears within a month of sowing, when patches of dead seedlings at the primary leaf stage can be seen scattered over the field
Keywords
Collar Rot, Sclerotium rolfsii Saccardo
Type
Science
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ICRISAT
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Grain Legumes
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1200x1002
Country
India, Pakistan, Puerto Rico, Sri Lanka, Trinidad And Tobago, United States, Venezuela
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Colar rot in pigeonpea is a seedling disease that usually appears within a month of sowing, when patches of dead seedlings at the primary leaf stage can be seen scattered over the field
Notes
Images used in ICRISAT Information Bulletin no. 42
