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Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: https://scholars.tari.gov.tw/handle/123456789/19766
Title: 臺灣鐮刀菌萎凋病抑病土壤和亞麻萎凋病病原菌存在於水稻根組織內之發現
Other Titles: Fusarum-wilt Suppressive Soil in Taiwan and the Existance of Fusarium oxsporum f. sp. lini in Rice Root
Authors: 杜金池
C. C. Tu
Keywords: 水稻;抑病土壤;亞麻萎凋病;根;病原菌;臺灣;鐮刀菌萎凋病
Issue Date: Sep-1975
Publisher: 行政院國家科學委員會
Journal Volume: 3
Journal Issue: 9
Start page/Pages: 20-36
Source: 科學發展 
Abstract: 
本研究已證明本省亞麻栽培地區有鐮刀菌萎凋病抑病土壤之存在。「抑病土壤」內 Fusarium oxysporum f. sp, limi 菌體增加速度緩慢,厚膜胞子發芽率低,發芽管短,而且發現有溶菌現象;細菌聚集在發芽管和厚膜胞子周圍。這些細菌是否導致溶菌原因,有待繼續研究。
It has been prover that there are two different kinds of soils in flax fields; one is wilt-conductive and the other is wilt-suppressive. Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. limi multiplies rapidly, and its chlamdos-pores germinate normally in the wilt-conducive soil. On the other hand , the pathogen multiplies slowly, and its chlamydospores are rather difficult to germinate, and even if they germinate the germ tubes are short and always surrounded with bacteria resulting the lysis of germ tubes in the wilt-suppressive soil.
URI: https://tpl.ncl.edu.tw/NclService/JournalContentDetail?SysId=A75004963
https://scholars.tari.gov.tw/handle/123456789/19766
ISSN: 0250-1651
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