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  First report of Sclerotium cepivorum causing white rot of garlic in Hungary.

Bakonyi, J.;  Vajna, L.;  Szeredi, A.;  Tímár, E.;  Kovács, G. M.;  Csősz, M.;  Varga, A.;  British Society for Plant Pathology, UK,  New Disease Reports, 2011, 23, pp Article 5, 4 ref.

In June 2008, premature yellowing and wilting of foliage were observed in a 32 ha commercial garlic (cv. Arno) within the biggest Allium-producing region of Hungary, 200 km southeast of Budapest. The underground parts of affected plants were covered with ...

  First report on Pyrenophora teres causing lesions of wheat leaves in Hungary.

Tóth, B.;  Csősz, M.;  Kopahnke, D.;  Varga, J.;  Blackwell Publishing, Oxford, UK,  Plant Pathology, 2008, 57, 2, pp 385, 5 ref.

This paper describes the first report of P. teres causing lesions on wheat leaves in Hungary. Morphological analyses confirmed the identity of the pathogen.

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