The below mentioned article provides a practical experiment to Identify Pathogenicity of Organisms. Principle: Pathogenicity is nothing but the ability of a pathogen to cause or incite diseases. The pathogenicity of any organisms could be demonstrated by a suitably designed experiment by following the principles of Koch's postulates or Koch's Rules. Requirements: 1. An infected potted plant, (viz. early blight [...]
Here is a list of thirty-five thallophytes found in fungi:- 1. Synchytrium 2. Saprolegnia 3. Phytophtora 4. Albugo 5. Peronospora 6. Mucor 7. Rhizopus 8. Cunninghamella 9. Saccharomyces 10. Aspergillus 11. Penicillium 12. Peziza 13. Aleuria 14. Ascobolus 15. Geoglossum 16. Phyllactinia 17. Daldenia 18. Xylaria 19. Neurospora 20. Polyporus 21. Schizophyllum 22. Stereum 23. Clavaria and a few others. [...]
The below mentioned article provides a practical experiment on the inoculation of plant pathogen. Principle: Plant pathogen can be artificially inoculated, into a host and thereafter incubated for colonisation and spread of pathogen. The pathogenic infection thereafter can be detected by the symptomatic expression. Requirements: 1. Culture slant of a pathogen 2. Potato tuber 3. Cork-borer 4. Inoculating needle 5. [...]