Sugarcane is a major food and bioenergy crop in India and many fungal pathogens impact
cane cultivation across the country. The fungal pathogen Fusarium sacchari causes wilt in …

Red rot, wilt, sett rot and seedling rot are the major fungal diseases for which biological
control could be used as effective tool as a component of integrated disease management …

Sugarcane crop has been traditionally cultivated over centuries in India and other Asian
countries for preparation of various sweeteners and to some extent for direct consumption …

Sugarcane, an important field crop, is cultivated under tropical and subtropical regions
around the world. Fusarium sacchari causing wilt, is a stalk disease, inflicting severe …

Sugarcane pokkah boeng disease (PBD), caused by a Fusarium species complex, is one of
the most critical diseases causing a significant economic loss of sugarcane production in …

The current study evaluated a total of 21 sugarcane genotypes across 27 diverse
environments, including nine locations over three cropping seasons, to identify the superior …

Pokkah Boeng disease has been observed in nearly all countries where sugarcane is
commercially cultivated. The disease was considered a minor concern in earlier times, but …

Sugarcane (Saccharum spp hybrid) is grown across the continents, principally for white
sugar and bioethanol. It is a C4 plant, generates highest amount of biomass among the …

Aim: To develop early duration high-yielding sugarcane variety coupled with resistance or
tolerant to major disease (red rot) and insect pests (borer complex). Methodology: CoC 25 …

Twisted top disease (TTD), also known as pokkah boeng (PB), caused by many Fusarium
spp is reported throughout the world. In the recent years, the disease has become a major …