PASSION FRUIT, Sclerotium rolfsii NEW HOST OF THE PARI ??
Abstract
In areas of commercial production of passion fruit in Igarapé-Acu (PA) plants of passion fruit with symptoms of the collar rot, wilt and death were found. After the investigation of diseased plants and pathogenicity in healthy seedlings was testing, it was confirmed the fungus Sclerotium rolfsii as a causal agent of the disease.Downloads
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