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Phlebia ochraceofulva
Known as:
Corticium ochraceofulvum
, Corticium subseriale subsp. ochraceofulvum
, Lilaceophlebia ochraceofulva
National Institutes of Health
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2018
2018
STUDIES ON PHOSPHOLIPASES PRODUCED BY CORTICIUM CE2VTRIjF'UGUM
Corticium Ceattrifugum
,
S. Uehara
2018
Corpus ID: 54016382
1990
1990
Incidence and chemical control of pink disease of Citrus madurensis caused by Corticium salmanicolor B. and Br.
I. Noble
,
J. C. Silvestre
,
N. G. Tangonan
1990
Corpus ID: 58964346
1983
1983
Histopathology of Corticium salmonicolor on apple tree.
K. S. Verma
,
R. Munjal
1983
Corpus ID: 83001693
1980
1980
Method of inoculating Corticium salmonicolor into cacao.
E. Luz
,
A. Ram
1980
Corpus ID: 90635521
1980
1980
Changes in the nitrogen and sugar content of rice infected with Corticium Sasakii (shirai) Matsumoto
G. Padmakumari
,
M. R. Menon
,
L. Remadevi
,
Kau
1980
Corpus ID: 164447160
1980
1980
A note on studies on the control of sheath blight disease of paddy caused by Corticium sasakii (Shirai) Matsumoto.
T. Radhakrishnan
1980
Corpus ID: 89629255
1973
1973
Natural occurrence of Corticium sasakii on some weeds.
A. Roy
1973
Corpus ID: 88430502
1971
1971
The maceration of tissues and killing of cells by Erwinia carotovora and Corticium praticola
J. Hall
1971
Corpus ID: 91065037
1940
1940
A white root rot of apple trees caused by Corticium galactinum.
J. S. Cooley
,
R. W. Davidson
1940
Corpus ID: 83528348
1940
1940
Corticium areolatum, the cause of the areolate leaf spot of Citrus.
G. Stahel
1940
Corpus ID: 82519055
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