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Niger [Guizotia abyssinica, family: compositae] is commonly known as ramtil. It is an annual dicotyledonous herb Plant erect, stout and branched type, flowers are yellow, slightly green and two to three capitulates grow together. It is cross pollinated and minor, traditional oil seed crop in India. It is important minor, edible, traditional oil seed crop in India. It is mainly cultivated in tribal pockets of Gujarat, M.P, Orissa, Maharashtra, Bihar, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh in India (Gupta, 2018). India ranks first in area, production and export of niger in the world (Rai et al., 2016). It provides about 3 per cent of the edible oil requirement of the country (Getinet and Sharma, 1996). Niger contains 34-36% quality oil with 18-20 % protein in the seed (Rai et al., 2016).

Morphological, Cultural and Pathological Variation of Alternaria alternata causing Leaf Spot of Niger