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Vigna mungo (L.) Hepper, (chromosome no 2n=24) commonly known as urdbean orurad or blackgram or mash, is a leguminous crop and belongs to family Fabaceae. It’s progenitor is V. mungo var. silvestris which is native to India, where it has been in cultivation from ancient times (Lukoki et al., 1980). Plants are annual herbaceous, semi erect, erect to spreading or trailing types in habit with 30-100 cm in height. Leave are trifoliate, alternate and sparsely hairy on both the surfaces.

Symptom Based Screening of Urdbean Accessions against Leaf Crinkle, Bud Deformation and Yellow Mosaic under Natural Conditions