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Replication Data for: Study of Post-flowering stalk rot (PFSR) pathogen species variation and possible shifts across selected maize agro-ecologies in South Asia

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Title Replication Data for: Study of Post-flowering stalk rot (PFSR) pathogen species variation and possible shifts across selected maize agro-ecologies in South Asia
 
Identifier https://hdl.handle.net/11529/10548955
 
Creator Rashid, Zerka
Babu, Veerendra
Pharene, Bharat
Kaur, Harleen
Anwar, Md. Arshad
Shende, Vivek
Aggarwal, Sumit
Kachapur, Rajshekhar
Harlapur, Sharanappa I.
Singh, Pradeep Kumar
Sunder Sharma, Shyam
Nair, Sudha Krishnan
 
Publisher CIMMYT Research Data & Software Repository Network
 
Description Maize post-flowering stalk rots (PFSR) are caused by at least six genera of fungal pathogens. They generally occur as a complex, along with secondary colonizers. PFSR are reported from all major maize growing ecologies and are expected to be exacerbated by the changing climates in Latin America, Asia, and Sub-Saharan Africa, A better understanding of the prevalence and spread of the stalk rot pathogens in different maize agro ecologies in Asia could contribute to plans to reduce damage caused by PFSRs. The data presented in this study from from a collection of samples from PFSR-affected maize plant stalks in India. The samples were collected in 2022 from 19 locations. The results of the analysis of the pathogens are presented in the report present in this study and accompanying article.
 
Subject Agricultural Sciences
Agricultural research
Maize
Zea mays
 
Language English
 
Contributor Dreher, Kate
CGIAR
Global Maize Program (GMP)
CGIAR Plant Health Initiative
WP2-OP6: Knowledge on P&D shifts and virulence variation with strategies for augmenting IPDM and resistance breeding