Abstract
Isolates of Pyricularia grisea collected from wheat in regions of Brazil were inoculated on various gramineous plants to determine their host range. A set of 42 different gramineous plants belonging to nine tribes was analyzed by plant reactions and sporulation potential. The strain from wheat infected gramineous plants of five tribes: Hordeae, Festuceae, Aveneae, Chlorideae, and Agrosteae, but not Japanese differential or Brazilian lowland and upland rice cultivars
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