Screening of chemicals to control mulberry root rot

Seven chemicals were screened in vitro against Fusarium sp., the causal organism of mulberry root rot. The following chemicals showed zones of inhibition against the test organism: Cupravit, Benlate, Aliette, Dithane M45 and Captan 50 WP. These chemicals were evaluated in vivo using mulberry cutting...

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Published inSericulture Research Journal (Philippines) Vol. 2
Main Authors Telan, I.F, Gonzales, A.T. (Sericulture Research and Development Inst., Bacnotan, 2515 La Union (Philippines))
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 01.01.1998
Subjects
CHEMICAL CONTROL
CONTROL QUIMICO
EVALUACION
EVALUATION
EXPERIMENTACION IN VIVO
EXPERIMENTATION IN VIVO
FONGICIDE
FUNGICIDAS
FUNGICIDES
FUSARIUM
IN VIVO EXPERIMENTATION
LUTTE CHIMIQUE
MORUS ALBA
PODREDUMBRE DE LA RAIZ
POURRITURE DES RACINES
ROOT ROTS
SUPERVIVENCIA
SURVIE
SURVIVAL
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Summary:Seven chemicals were screened in vitro against Fusarium sp., the causal organism of mulberry root rot. The following chemicals showed zones of inhibition against the test organism: Cupravit, Benlate, Aliette, Dithane M45 and Captan 50 WP. These chemicals were evaluated in vivo using mulberry cuttings soaked overnight in the treatments. Greenhouse in vivo evaluations of the five chemicals showed that Benlate and Aliette had the highest percentage of survivability rate in Fusarium-infested soil both at 61.8% though they did not differ significantly with the other chemical treatments except Cupravit. Dithane M45 and Captan 50 WP followed both at 57.1%
Bibliography:2001101561
H20
ISSN:0119-1608