Dothistroma blight - a Potential Threat to Pinus radiata Plantations in India

Dothistroma blight - a Potential Threat to Pinus radiata Plantations in India

Authors

  •   B. K. Bakshi
  •   Sujan Singh

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36808/if/1968/v94i11/25952

Abstract

Dothistroma pini Hulbary is known to cause serious losses in exotic pine plantations especially in Pinus radiata in East Africa, New Zealand and Chile. This pathogen is now recorded new in India on 3-year old P. radiata plants in Palni Hills, Madras State. The Indian strain is identified as D. pini Hulbary var. pini and is described as it occurs in India.

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Author Biographies

B. K. Bakshi

Sujan Singh

Published

1968-11-01

How to Cite

Bakshi, B. K., & Singh, S. (1968). <I>Dothistroma blight</I> - a Potential Threat to <I>Pinus radiata</I> Plantations in India. Indian Forester, 94(11), 824–825. https://doi.org/10.36808/if/1968/v94i11/25952
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