Compressive Study Of Alternaria Solani With Different Parameters Including Morphology, Physiology, Molecular And Pathogenicity Test
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Alternaria spp. is an important pathogen include species are pathogenic, endophytic and saprobic which are caused a different plant diseases on seeds, plants, agricultural products. Isolates of Alternaria solani investigated in the present study were recovered from tomato plants have symptoms located in farms at Jordan Valley and collected from the market in city of Haqel, Tabuk area – Saudi Arabia. Population of the Alternaria solani were investigated based on morphology, physiology, molecular and pathogenicity characteristics. Alternaria solani isolates tested in the present study showed a variation between their populations based on morphology, physiology, molecular and pathogenicity characteristics. The optimum pH level of the Alternaria solani isolates tested in the present study were 6 to 7 and the optimum growth temperature were 25 to 30°C. This study were the first research in this area (Jordan and Saudi Arabia) to study Alternaria solani with different parameters including morphology, physiology, molecular and pathogenicity test.
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