Why is the starch content increased in an infected sample of ginger than a healthy sample?

Sachin Somalal Choudhari @Sachin_Choudhari

02 February 2014 0 465 Report

I had carried out biochemical test of healthy and fungal infected rhizome sample of ginger the result showed decrease in all content except starch content was increased in infected sample.

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