In vt ev of pl pro, fungc & bioag aga F. monf- cas Bakanae dis of rice

ISBN-13: 9783659757280 / Angielski / Miękka / 2015 / 92 str.

Jain Sachin Kumar;Khilari Kamal

Opis

Bakanae disease (Foot rot) of rice is becoming a serious threat to basmati production and had been reported to cause 20-50% loss in total production. Among the six oil cakes which were tested against Fusarium moniliforme, maximum inhibition (59.31 and 64.03%) of pathogen growth at both concentrations (10&20%) was observed in mahua cake respectively. Among the nine essential oil, cheed oil (Banana oil) was observed with maximum inhibition (77.06%) followed by shisham oil (71.51%) at 10% concentration. Among the plant extract, Ajwain extract completely suppressed the pathogen growth at 20% concentration. For test the inhibitory effect of fungicides against F. moniliforme, systemic and non- systemic fungicides were used. It was observed that, all systemic fungicides have very much inhibitory effect at minimum concentration (100ppm). But non- systemic fungicides have less inhibitory effect to test pathogen at all the tested concentrations as compare to the systemic fungicides. Bio-agents also were observed with suppressive effect to the pathogen. The metabolites of Pseudomonas fluorescens were observed with 49.62% inhibitory of growth of F. moniliforme.

O autorze

Mr. Sachin Jain was born on Dec 21st, 1990 in distt. Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh, India. He has obtained his M.Sc. (Ag.) degree in Plant Pathology from S.V. P. University of Agri. & Tech. Modipuram, Meerut, U.P., India in 2013. Author has been awarded with Vice Chancellor Gold Medal & Shree Santi Sawroop Agarwal Gold Medal.