Pathogenicity and yield loss assessment caused by<i>Magnaporthe oryzae</i>isolates in cultivated and wild relatives of finger millet (<i>Eleusine coracana</i>)
Dagnachew Lule(Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research), Kassahun Tesfaye(Addis Ababa University), Getachew Gashaw(Addis Ababa University), Geleta Geremew(Addis Ababa University), Tesfaye Alemu(Addis Ababa University), Masresha Fetene(Ethiopian Biodiversity Institute), Santie de Villiers(Pwani University), Teshome Bogale(Addis Ababa University)
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