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Physiological studies of tropical anthracnose fungi. I. Effectos of banana peel extract on conidial germination in Gloeosporium musarum

Summary. ripe. The inability of the fungus to grow on the peels of green fruits is called dormancy. This phenomenon has remained unexplained for many years. Data are presented here showing that there is no toxic, cold-water-soluble substance in the peels of either green or ripe banana fruits. Howeve...

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Main Author: Greene, George L.
Format: Artículo
Language:Inglés
Published: Instituto Interamericano de Ciencias Agrícolas (IICA) 2025
Subjects:
Antracnosis||anthracnosis||antracnose||anthracnose
Crecimiento||growth||crescimento||croissance
Almidón||starch||amido||amidon
Carbono||carbon||Carbono||carbone
Gloeosporium||Gloeosporium||Gloeosporium||Gloeosporium
Colletotrichum||Colletotrichum||Colletotrichum||Colletotrichum
Fruta tropical||tropical fruits||fruta tropical||fruit tropical
Banano||bananas||banana||banane
Hongo patógeno||pathogenic fungi||fungo patogénico||champignon pathogène
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Online Access:https://repositorio.catie.ac.cr/handle/11554/13527
Summary:Summary. ripe. The inability of the fungus to grow on the peels of green fruits is called dormancy. This phenomenon has remained unexplained for many years. Data are presented here showing that there is no toxic, cold-water-soluble substance in the peels of either green or ripe banana fruits. However, extracts of green peels are poor in nutrients, causing a lower level of germination

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