TAILIEUCHUNG - First report of leaf spot disease on Yucca plant caused by Alternaria alternata from India

A leaf spot disease of Yucca plants is prevalent in India. They are native to the hot and dry parts of America and the Caribbean. Yucca is similar to agave but often forms trunks and typically has more numerous, thinner, leathery leaves with a smaller terminal spine. Yucca leaves range in color from deep green to pale blue, and leaves may be striped in shades of white, cream, yellow, or chartreuse. They are also used in pharmaceutical industries for medicinal properties When in flower yucca produces large, upright panicles (flower clusters) of white, bell-shaped flowers. Symptomatic can be seen on the upper and lower side of leaves like to be small and circular spots with concentric rings at first which later became irregular lesions. These circular spots were dark black coloured with necrotic region. Purified fungal suspension (1 x105 cfu/ml) was sprayed on healthy plants for the confirmation of pathogencity test. Koch’s Postulates were established. This fungus was identified as Alternaria alternata and is the first report of ‘leaf spot disease’ on this host from India. | First report of leaf spot disease on Yucca plant caused by Alternaria alternata from India

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• Leaf spot
• Foliar disease
• Yucca plant
• Alternaria alternata
• Bell shaped flowers
• Economic management of alternaria leaf spot
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• Phytotoxicity of alternaria leaf spot
• Bioefficacy of alternaria leaf spot
• Early leaf spot
• Late leaf spot
• Screening of groundnut genotypes
• Early and late leaf spot disease
• Late leaf spot disease
• Cercospora leaf spot
• Corynespora leaf spot
• Resistance against corynespora leaf spot
• Blackgram genotype
• Corynespora cassiicola
• Solanum lycopersicum
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• Fruit spot
• Plant diseases
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• Tomato crop
• Alternaria macrospora
• Cotton leaf spot
• In vitro evaluation
• Alternaria macrospora causing leaf
• Leaf spot in cotton
• Advance backcross lines
• Late leaf spots
• Advanced breeding lines of groundnut
• Late leaf spot diseases
• Field evaluation of early
• Detached leaf assay
• Latent period
• Per cent leaf area damaged
• Host plant resistance
• Sigatoka leaf spot complex
• ITS – rDNA
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• Antagonistic capabilities
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• Systemic fungicides against
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• Thiophanate methyl
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• Phylogenetic analysis
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