USE OF ANTIGENIC COMPOSITION TO DIFFERENTIATE AMONG RHIZOCTONIA SOLANI ISOLATES FROM FLAX

EM HUSSEIN, AA ALY, OLA GH EL-HAWARY, HEBA I MOHAMED*1, AA MOSA2 AND MH MOSTAFA2;

Abstract


Rhizoctonia solani is an plant pathogenic fungus with a wide host range and
worldwide distribution. Double diffusion technique was used to differentiate among
Rhizoctonia solani isolates from flax. In this technique, antisera of isolate 23 (AG-2) and
isolate 24 (AG-4) reacted against antigens of 24 isolates belonging to AG-2 and Ag-4. The
antiserum of isolate 23 (AG-2) was insensitive to differentiate among the isolates of AG-2,
while it was highly sensitive to differentiate among some isolates of AG-4. The antiserum of
isolate 24 (AG-4) was highly sensitive as a serotaxonomic tool to differentiate among AG-2
and AG-4, while it was of limited value in differentiating among isolates of within each AG.


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Title USE OF ANTIGENIC COMPOSITION TO DIFFERENTIATE AMONG RHIZOCTONIA SOLANI ISOLATES FROM FLAX
Authors EM HUSSEIN, AA ALY, OLA GH EL-HAWARY, HEBA I MOHAMED*1, AA MOSA2 AND MH MOSTAFA2 
Keywords ANTIGENIC COMPOSITION; T RHIZOCTONIA SOLANI ; FLAX
Issue Date Sep-2015
Publisher Bangladesh Botanical Society
Journal BANGLADESH JOURNAL OF BOTANY 44 (3), 415-421 
DOI Bangladesh Journals OnLine (BanglaJOL)

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