PPT-Pinaki Kr. Rabha Synchytrium

Synchytrium endobioticum is an obligate parasite of potatoes causing the black wart diseases In India the disease is found in Darjeeling district and its surroundings This is common disease of potato in UK and other European countries. The most favourable conditions for the development of the disease are periodic flooding followed by lack of proper drainage and aeration The disease is characterised by cauliflowerlike warty growths on tubers stolons and stem bases but not roots Und Sambit Das, Anil Bhansali, Pinaki Dutta, Arun Aggarwal * , M.P. Bansal ** , Dinesh Garg + , Rama Walia, Vimal Upreti, Santosh Ramakrishnan, Naresh Sachdeva & Sanjay K. Bhadada Departments of Endoc DCH.MD.DM (Neph,PGI,Chandigarh). Fellow of Indian college of Physician. Asso.Prof & HOD,Dept of Nephrology. NRS Medical College & Hospital,Kolkata. Hand Hygiene. Hand Hygiene (HH) is generally poorly adhered to across the board by all levels of Health Care Worker’s . The term ‘Bioinformatics’ was first introduced in 1970 by . Paulien. . Hogeweg. . to refer to the study of information processes in biotic systems. While some people define the term as “. An integration of computer, mathematical and statistical methods to manage and analyze biological information. The term tissue culture may be defined as the process of in-vitro culture of . explants. in nutrient medium under aseptic conditions. It includes the culture of cell, organ culture and suspension culture etc.. Nitrogen cycle. . In . physico. -chemical process, the atmospheric nitrogen combines with oxygen during lightning or electrical discharges in the clouds and produces different nitrogen oxides. These nitrogen oxides get dissolved in rain water, and on reaching earth surface they react with mineral compounds to form nitrates and other nitrogenous compounds. Rabha. J.N.College. , . Boko. It is one of most destructive plant pathogen.. It infects a number of . angiospermic. . cultivated crops including potato, tomato, . colocasia. , areca nut, etc.. The fungus is responsible for destruction of potato crops in Ireland in 1840s resulting famine and death of over a million people..