… Each can significantly reduce grain yield while FHB causes additional food and … of grain.
Genetic resistance is the most effective and sustainable approach for managing wheat diseases…

… reduce grain yield and quality. This paper reviews the literature on fungal diseases of cereals.
… the causes and consequences of fungal diseases in cereals based on a literature review. …

… of this disease in the above-mentioned three provinces did not pose a big threat to Argentine
wheat production because of the limited wheat area there; however, the disease arrived in …

… The total number of wheat diseases exceeds 200, but 50 diseases cause economic losses …
Each year about 20% of wheat is lost due to diseases. Some of the major wheat diseases are …

… In view of that, we believe that fungicides will continue to play a key role in SR management…
Nevertheless, it is important to understand that in field conditions several wheat diseases …

… of rusts to the plains, we planted Wheat Disease Trap Plot Nurseries at 10 locations in the
… Apart from Shimla where the plots were protected, the entries of wheat disease nursery did …

… enough to be harvested along with healthy grain. After harvest, the quality of durum wheat
may be evaluated from more than one point of view: agronomical quality, milling quality, …

… 6 Conclusions and future perspectives Stripe rust is an old disease in world production of
wheat, but often becomes a re-emerging problem in the traditional epidemic regions and also …

… review builds upon previous reviews, with a new outlook and improved knowledge base, not
covered in earlier reviews. … An effort has been made in this review to collect information from …

… In this review, we aim at outlining the contemporary status of the studies conducted on FHB
in wheat. … Thus, this review highlights the spread of FHB around the world and its effect on …