@article{icrisat5684,
           title = {A study of toxic compound produced by Sclerospora graminicola
},
       publisher = {Indian Phytopathological Society},
          author = {S P Wani and P V Rai},
           pages = {557--563},
            year = {1980},
          volume = {32},
         journal = {Indian Phytopathology},
          number = {4},
             url = {http://oar.icrisat.org/5684/},
        abstract = {The toxin (Sg-toxin) was recovered from infected bajra [Pennisetum typhoides] plants but not from healthy ones at c. 0.5\% on dry wt. basis. It was toxic to P. typhoides and, to a greater extent, to tomato, and at up to 0.06\% dilution. It inhibited the germination of seeds and decreased plumule length, especially in P. typhoides. It did not affect the growth of any of 23 micro-organisms tested. Sg-toxin is a non-specific vivo-toxin}
}