Abstract
The research work was conducted at department of plant pathology, University of Agriculture,
Peshawar, Pakistan during 2012. The objective was to determine the fungal colony texture and colour
of five different isolates of Fusarium solani, causing root rot of okra (Abelmoschus esculentus L)
plant, in Peshawar. In this study, five isolates of Fusarium solani collected from different places of
(Chamkani, Budhni, Palosi, Achinipayan and Jogian) were investigated for colony colour and texture.
They were flat to cottony or woolly densely and densely floccose to fluffy. The colony colour was
white to off white, creamy and chocolate colour or bright or silver coloured.
Rifat Ali, Hakim Khan, Fayaz Ahmad, Nazir Ahmad. (2013) COLONY COLOUR AND TEXTURE OF DIFFERENT ISOLATES OF FUSARIUM SOLANI, THE CAUSE OF ROOT ROT DISEASE OF OKRA (ABELMOSCHUS ESCULENTUS L) IN PESHAWAR, Asian Journal of Agriculture and Biology, Volume 1, Issue 4.
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