The impact of climate change in the spread of Pythium myriotylum in ginger: a critical review
Rani Yosilia,
Auliana Afandi,
Lindiana
et al.
Abstract:Climate change is a growing concern due to its potential impact on biotic stressors, particularly fungal infections, such as Pythium myriotylum, which causes significant damage to ginger plants. Among the several yield-reducing fungal diseases targeting ginger, Pythium myriotylum is known to cause significant damage through rhizome rot and damping off. Scientific studies have explored the survival and spread of P. myriotylum in gingers and other crops that are thought to be caused by climate change. Oospores, … Show more
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