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This is a Animal Study study (also classified as: In Vitro Study).

Variability among the isolates of Fusarium spp. causing chickpea wilt in Maharashtra

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Observational analysis of pathogenicity in Fusarium isolates affecting chickpea, suggesting management strategies needed.

Fusarium isolates show significant variability in pathogenicity, impacting chickpea health and yield.
Incidence of chickpea wilt varied from 10 to 100 percent among isolates collected from 66 locations.
Pathogenicity tests indicate that various isolates can severely affect the susceptible chickpea cultivar JG 62.
The study highlights the need for ongoing monitoring of Fusarium variability to inform management practices.

V.K et al. (2007) studied this question.

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