In this article we will discuss about the major pathogens of post-harvested fruits and vegetables. The important fungal and bacterial pathogens of harvested fruits and vegetables that cause infection during or after the harvest with disease and the primary hosts are listed in the Table 19.1. Post-harvest Diseases Commencement: The Pathogens: Matured fruits and vegetables […]
Major Pathogens of Post-Harvested Fruits and Vegetables
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7 Main Types of Penetration of Post-Harvest Pathogens | Plant Diseases
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The following points highlight the seven main types of penetration of post-harvest pathogens. The types are: 1. Infield Penetration 2. Latent Infections 3. Contact Infections 4. Penetration through Natural Openings 5. Penetration through Wounds 6. Penetration Owing to Result of Senescence 7. Penetration after Physical Damage. Type # 1. Infield Penetration: Fungi and bacteria responsible […]
7 Major Factors Affecting Disease Development in Plants
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The following points highlight the seven major factors affecting disease development. The factors are: 1. Inoculum Level 2. Cultivars 3. Cultural Practices 4. Crop Rotation 5. Environmental Conditions 6. Fruit Ripening Stage 7. Harvesting. Disease Development: Factor # 1. Inoculum Level: An assembly of vital pathogen and its suitable host in favourable environment should take […]
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