Seed-Borne Fungi Associated with Rice Seeds Varieties in Bongor,Chad Republic

Pathogenicity Evaluation of Bipolaris oryzae Isolates on Egyptian Rice Cultivars

“…Many of the isolated fungi have been reported to be associated with seeds of other crops (Tsopmbeng & Fomengia, 2015). Some of them are also known to cause seed rot, decrease seed germination and cause pre-and postdamping off and seedling death (Al-kassam & Monawar, 2000) In this study, Pyricularia oryzae, known for a long time as rice seed-borne fungus (Manandadhar et al, 1998) was not isolated from any of the rice cultivars, confirming the statement by (Signaboubo, S., et al, 2016) who found that this fungus was less common on rice seeds.…”

Microfungus Flora of Rice (Oryza sativa L.) and Wheat (Triticum durum L.) Grains from Corum Region (Turkey)

“…In other words, the Triticum durum situation is also richer in terms of microfungus genus and species diversity than Oryza sativa (Figure 1). Penicillium species on rice due to the synthesis of secondary metabolite products, consumption of these products have been reported to affect human health in many studies (Ficher et al, 1992;Suttajit, 2000;Signaboubo et al, 2016). Rice (Oryza sativa L.) grown in Çorum and its vicinity with nutritional and economic importance can be expected to produce mycotoxin by identifying P. commune, P. crustosum, P. pallidum, P. brevicompactum species.…”

Mycofloral Diversity and Molecular Characterization of Species Isolated from Farmer-Saved Rice Seeds in the Irrigated Rice Production Districts of the Coastal Savannah Zones of Ghana

“…Other fungal species found on the farmer saved rice seeds in the study area including F. equiseti, R. oryzae, A. flavus, A fumigatus, R. oryzae and Trichoderma sp. were reported on rice seeds in previous works (Osuman, 2012;Signaboubo, 2016). However, their pathogenicity potential has not been demonstrated in the field (Mew & Gonzales, 2002).…”