… Reported that bacterial blight disease may deteriorate the seedling and may cause loss in
grain yield from 4.5-29.1%. Mew and Jajid (1977) reported the disease first time in 1977 in …

… bacterial blight disease of rice having been recognised in India recently, the information
available on various aspects of the disease … its chemical controL No other State or institution in …

… and biological control of bacterial blight of rice by plant extracts … article on the destructive
bacterial blight disease of rice, caused … , pathogen biology, disease development, disease cycle, …

… The necrotic responses are comparable to those induced in blight-immune cotton, except …
visible HR in blight-resistant cotton. We define “susceptibility" to bacterial blight as a …

… -mediated disease control because high temperatures often promote disease development
and reduce R gene effectiveness. Here, performance of one rice bacterial blight disease R …

Cassava bacterial blight (CBB), caused by Xanthomonas axonopodis pv. manihotis (Xam),
is a particularly destructive disease in South America and Africa. The movement of infected …

… from other species of Gossypium, has since become widespread, principally due to recognition
of the cost-effectiveness of blight-resistant cultivars in disease … with other bacterial blight …

… Bacterial blight was reported in Japan in the late 19th century and has now been reported
from most rice-growing countries of tropical and subtropical Asia. Recently, the incidence of …

… that there were no diseases of plants due to bacteria.' Two … , expressed the belief that bacterial
diseases of plants were of … diseases, viz., Wakker's hyacinth disease, Burrill's pear blight…

… , the shift to a late planting date was observed to reduce disease incidence and severity [87],
and in our study, disease severity of bacterial blight was generally reduced by late planting …