Histopathological and biochemical aspects of grafted and non-grafted cucumber infected .with stem rot caused by Fusarium spp

Faculty Agriculture Year: 2021
Type of Publication: ZU Hosted Pages: 11
Authors:
Soha Sabry Mahmoud Mohamed Metwally
Journal: Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences Science direct- Elseviere Volume:
Keywords : Histopathological , biochemical aspects , grafted , non-grafted cucumber    
Abstract:
Cucumber seedlings grafted onto Strongtosa rootstock were superior in reducing the infection with both Fusarium spp. Fusarium equiseti remarkably affected the graft union area causing tissue discoloration and decay. Grafting cucumber onto a resistant rootstock using the splice technique, enhanced the histological, physiological and molecular defense response of the grafted seedling.
    
     
 
       

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