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Recently, a new rust disease in garlic was observed for the first time at Regional Agricultural Research Station, Lumle (ca. 1450 masl) during April 2005. The variety of garlic was Chinese lasun, which is grown as a local variety in the areas. Rust, caused by Puccinia porri G. Wint, in Allium species occurs in most of the North Temperate Zone and its severity varies among crops and localities (Hill 1996). The disease occurs most frequently under conditions of high humidity and low rainfall. Serious outbreak could reduce bulb weight from 25-60% with deterioration in quality. The disease was noticed at bulb formation stage of the crop. The leaves were severely infected that were almost entirely covered with pustules resulting yellowing and premature drying. Koike et al (2001) reported a yield loss up to 51% due to rust infection.

Occurrence of Garlic Rust in Mid Hill of Nepal