OPTIMIZATION OF ECO-FRIENDLY CHEMICALS ON ALTERNARIA BLIGHT DISEASE PROGRESSION AND YIELD COMPONENTS OF MUSTARD

Authors

  • AMARENDRA KUMAR
  • RAKESH KUMAR
  • SANTOSH KUMAR
  • GIREESH CHAND
  • S. J. KOLTE

Keywords:

Alternaria blight, Disease progression, Eco-friendly chemicals, Mustard

Abstract

The significantly minimum average size of spot was observed in KCl at 1.0% (2.02 mm) followed by Na2B4O7.10H2O at 0.75% (2.09 mm) and CaSO4 at 0.5% (2.12 mm) in comparison to check (2.83 mm).The minimum average number of leaf spots/25 mm2 area was found in CaSO4 at 1.5% (5.79) followed by CaSO4 at 0.5% (5.97) in comparison to check (9.29). The minimum average apparent infection rate on leaf was recorded in CaSO4 at 0.5% (0.616) followed by CaSO4 at 1.5% (0.633) and Na2B4O7.10H2O at 0.75% (0.638). The minimum AUDPC was observed in Na2B4O7.10H2O at 0.75% (59.6 mm2) followed by CaSO4 at 0.5% (61.25 mm2) and KCl at 1.0% (61.55 mm2). The minimum apparent infection rate on pod was observed in treatment Na2B4O7.10H2O at 0.75% in the observation intervals 80-90 DAS and 100-110 DAS (0.517 and 0.754, respectively) while in the observation interval 90-100 DAS, minimum apparent infection rate was found in Na2B4O7.10H2O at 0.25% (0.667). CaSO4 at 1.0% showed maximum seed yield/plant (8.54 g) and total yield/ha (1.91 t/ha) in comparison to check. This study suggested that CaSO4 providing the maximum reduction of alternaria blight disease and enhanced the maximum yield of mustard.

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Published

2015-04-22

How to Cite

AMARENDRA KUMAR, RAKESH KUMAR, SANTOSH KUMAR, GIREESH CHAND, & S. J. KOLTE. (2015). OPTIMIZATION OF ECO-FRIENDLY CHEMICALS ON ALTERNARIA BLIGHT DISEASE PROGRESSION AND YIELD COMPONENTS OF MUSTARD. The Bioscan, 10(2), 705–712. Retrieved from https://thebioscan.com/index.php/pub/article/view/1279