Management of pomegranate wilt complex caused by Ceratocystis fimbriata and Meloidogyne incognita

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In this experiment 45th day was crucial day for wilting. Branches were rapidly wilted in all treatment. After 45th day gradual yellowing and wilting was noticed very slowly due to effect of chemicals, bio agents and plant product, micronutrient insecticide. Among the chemicals propiconazole was more effective followed by Difenoconazole. However in bio agents T. harzianumand P. fluorescens were effective than alone. The propiconazole and difenconazole was significantly superior than remaining treatments after 120th day propiconazole (0.00%), difenconazole (0.00%) and T. harzianum + P. flourescence (0.00%) are on par with each other. The percent survival of plants in captan+ carbendazim (83.34%), T. harzianum (83.34%), Copper oxy chloride (83.34%) and mancozeb (83.34%) were on par with each other. Followed by neemcake (66.66%) and vitavax power (66.66%). In control (83.33%) totally showing least percent of survival of plants.

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Sonyal, S., Nargund, V. B., Yallappa, M., Benagi, V. I., Palanna, K. B., Giri, M. S., … Puneeth, M. E. (2016). Management of pomegranate wilt complex caused by Ceratocystis fimbriata and Meloidogyne incognita. Journal of Pure and Applied Microbiology, 10(1), 157–160. https://doi.org/10.22207/jpam.10.1.19

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