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Vol. 10, Issue 12 (2021)

In vitro efficacy of root extracts at different pH and temperature against Fusarium causing wilt of gladiolus

Author(s):
Pratiksha A Borakhade, Vinod R Gupta and Sarika W More
Abstract:
Field experiments on varietal testing in sick soil for wilt of gladiolus was carried out during 2020-2021 at Dr. PDKV Akola. The result indicated that none of the variety of gladiolus was found immune to wilt disease out of 46 observed. 16 were resistant, 4 were moderately susceptible, 25 were moderately resistant, and 1 was susceptible under natural field condition. Fusarium solani was observed as the pathogen involved in causing wilt disease of gladiolus at Akola. Temperature of 25 0C and pH of 6.5 was observed more suitable for the growth of F. solani compared to 15 and 35 0C temperature and 5.5 and 7.5 pH. Among five root extracts tested Chrysanthemum root extract with 71.50%, 66.66%, and 67.70% growth inhibition of F. solani at 15 °C, 71.05%, 64.72%, and 63.89% at 25 °C and 69.77%, 63.89%, and 67.35% at 35°C respectively at 5.5, 6.5 and 7.5 pH was superior over all other followed by Tuberose, Marigold and fenugreek root extract.
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How to cite this article:
Pratiksha A Borakhade, Vinod R Gupta, Sarika W More. In vitro efficacy of root extracts at different pH and temperature against Fusarium causing wilt of gladiolus. Pharma Innovation 2021;10(12):1432-1437.

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