The development of adventitious roots from lower nodes of stem has been reported from India and the disease was described as
foot rot (Thomas, 1931).
560 bp further confirmed that the causal agent f
foot rot disease of black pepper in Sarawak was P.
Table 1: Resistance of cucumber plants to Fusarium
foot rot induced by supplying Si in different concentrations.
Adding to their misery, two new diseases called 'sheath blight' and '
foot rot' attacked the rice and wheat crops.
Several bacteria can cause
foot rot, but the most common culprit is Fuso-bacterium necrophorum.
We're going on holiday to Majorca for a couple of weeks but by then I will have
foot rot and be hermetically sealed into a wetsuit.
Finch is resistant to strawbreaker
foot rot [caused by Tapesia yallundae Wallwork & Spooner = Pseudocercosporella herpotrichoides (Fron) Deighton] and carries the Pch1 gene for resistance derived from Aegilops ventricosa Tausch.
Then catching sight of his feet he said: "Look, no
foot rot. Half the people in the jungle have
foot rot but look at me."
Some sheep were barely able to stand and others had
foot rot, raising fears that diseased meat could get into the food chain.
Soldiers on desert exercise on Oman last year suffered
foot rot after their boots melted in 55C heat.
In 2001 the pounds 90m Operation Swift Sword - an exercise in Oman involving 22,500 troops - saw Army issue boots melting in the heat, leaving troops with
foot rot more often associated with World War l trenches.
Foot rot or "trench feet" from constant exposure in water logged trenches created a major problem.
