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Genetic diversity, enzyme profiles and yield loss due to Cladobotryum isolates associated with cob web disease of edible mushrooms.

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Title Genetic diversity, enzyme profiles and yield loss due to Cladobotryum isolates associated with cob web disease of edible mushrooms.
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Creator Sharma, V P, Satish Kumar, and Shwet Kamal
 
Subject Mushroom diseases, phylogeny, extracellular enzymes, yield loss
 
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Cladobotryum species associated with cobweb disease of edible mushrooms were isolated from basidiomata of Agaricus bisporus, Calocybe indica and Pleurotus sajor-caju. Cobweb disease of mushrooms is characterized by the growth of coarse mycelium covering affected mushrooms. The microscopic examination of cultures revealed considerable differences in the fungal morphology but failed to identify Cladobotryum species. The nucleotide sequence comparisons of 5.8S rRNA gene using BLAST network services against NCBI data bases facilitated molecular identification and genetic cataloguing of 15 Cladobotryum isolates into three taxa namely, Cladobotryum dendroides , C. mycophilum and C. asterophorum. The RAPD primers exhibited both inter- and intra-specific variations among the test isolates and separated them into seven distinct phylogenetic sub-clades. Extracellular enzymes assays of ten isolates of Cladobotryum associated with different edible mushrooms revealed variable enzyme activity and it could be observed that higher chitinase and pectinase enzyme assays caused higher yield losses in mushroom crop. The present studies underline the potential threat of cobweb disease in cultivated mushrooms and show significant intraspecific diversity in isolates of all Cladobotryum dendroides, C. mycophilum and C. astrophorum.
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Date 2022-08-05T07:18:38Z
2022-08-05T07:18:38Z
2015-12-01
 
Type Journal
 
Identifier Sharma V. P., Kamal S. & Kumar S. (2015) Genetic diversity, enzyme profiles and yield loss due to Cladobotryum isolates associated with cob web disease of edible mushrooms. Sydowia 67: 65–74.
Print ISSN: 0082-0598
http://krishi.icar.gov.in/jspui/handle/123456789/73698
 
Language English
 
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Publisher Verlag Ferdinand Berger & Söhne