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Isolation and Pathogenicity Test of Fungal Isolate against Black Spot<br />

Disease in Rose<br />

Nur Elia Nadhira Binti Mohd Asmadi<br />

Supervisor: Dr. Nurul Faziha bt Ibrahim<br />

Bachelor of Science Agrotechnology (Crop Science)<br />

School of Food Science and Technology<br />

Black spot disease is a significant worldwide disease on rose plant. Due to this<br />

infection, the leaves become yellow and eventually fall off. Occurrence of this disease<br />

has become a major problems especially in landscape purpose. Therefore, this<br />

research is conducted to isolate fungal pathogens associated with black spot<br />

symptoms, to identify and to conduct pathogenicity test on the fungal isolates. For this<br />

purpose, black spot symptoms on rose’s leaves will be collected and isolation process<br />

will be further conducted to obtain the pure culture. Fungal isolates obtained in this<br />

study will be used for morphological identification and pathogenicity test. Pathogenicity<br />

test will be conducted on healthy leaves’ rose to confirm the Koch’s postulate.<br />

Identification of correct fungal species are very important to ensure the right control<br />

measure in reducing occurrence of black spot disease.<br />

1112 | UMT UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH DAY 2018

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