PERPETUATION, TRANSMISSION AND MANAGEMENT OF CURVULARIA LEAF SPOT OF GLADIOLUS1

Authors

  • HANUMAN SINGH
  • P. J. SINGH
  • JITENDRA KUMAR

Keywords:

Curvularia trifolii f. sp., gladioli, Epidemiology, Fungicides, Gladiolus

Abstract

Systemic and non-systemic fungicides evaluated in pots as well as in field. In field, the minimum disease severity was recorded in Antracol, Score and Tilt (1.33), followed by Dithane M-45, Kavach and Topas (1.67). Moderate disease severity found in Cuman-L, Blitox and Bavistin sprayed plant (2.33). Yield data showed that the highest number of corms/plot, highest weight of the corms/plot and cormels/plot recorded in Score (58.00) (1.40 kg) (577.67) respectively. In the present studies in both the field and pot experiments Score found to be the most promising fungicide against Curvularia trifoliii f. sp. gladioli. The other promising fungicides were Tilt, Kavach, Antracol and Dithane M-45. Bavistin was the least effective fungicide. The fungus C. trifolii f. sp. gladioli did not survive in pots containing sterilized soil during the off-season. Colonies of fungus C. trifolii f. sp. gladioli could not observed from the artificially inoculated soil by dilution plate method.

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Published

2014-08-14

How to Cite

HANUMAN SINGH, P. J. SINGH, & JITENDRA KUMAR. (2014). PERPETUATION, TRANSMISSION AND MANAGEMENT OF CURVULARIA LEAF SPOT OF GLADIOLUS1. The Bioscan, 9(Supplement 3), 1279–1284. Retrieved from https://thebioscan.com/index.php/pub/article/view/2044