TAILIEUCHUNG - Effect of plant botanicals on growth of mycoflora associated with pigeon pea seeds

A study was conducted to determine the mycoflora associated with pigeon pea cultivar MA6 and effect of botanicals on growth of mycoflora. The dominant fungi observed on pigeon pea cultivar MA6 seed were Rhizopus stolonifer, Aspergillus niger, A. flavus, Penicillium citrinum, P. rubrum, Alternaria alternata, A. solani, Curvularia lunata, Fusarium oxysporium. Among the treatments, the sulphate and nitrate treated seeds showed the less number of fungi isolated in comparison to untreated seeds. The nature of fungal flora had changed with prolongation of storage period of pigeonpea seeds. Effect of plant botanicals at 15% concentration on the radial growth of mycoflora found that leaf extract of neem (Azadiracta indica) inhibited the growth of Aspergillus niger upto a maximum of and Penicillium citrinum was least inhibited. At the same leaf extract concentration of O. sanctum treatment, it was observed to be most inhibitory to Aspergillus flavus which inhibited the fungal growth up to and leaf extract of C. longa was observed to be most inhibitory to Rhizopus stolonifer inhibiting the fungal growth up to . | Effect of plant botanicals on growth of mycoflora associated with pigeon pea seeds

• Nông nghiệp
• Pigeon pea
• In vitro inhibition
• Plant botanicals on growth
• Mycoflora associated
• Pigeon pea seeds
• Diazotrophs nodulating pigeon pea
• Semi arid zones of Haryana
• Pigeon pea crop grown
• 16S rRNA gene partial sequence analysis
• Vegetable pigeon pea
• Vegetable type pigeon pea
• Foothills of Nagaland
• Performances of vegetable type pigeon pea
• Maximum pods per plant
• Row ratio
• Cropping indices
• Rained conditions
• Economics and cropping indices
• Pigeon pea inter cropping
• BRG 5
• Front line demonstration
• Farmers practice
• Economics of pigeon pea
• Front line demonstration on yield
• Yield attributes
• Net return
• Finger millet
• Pigeon pea (Cajanus cajan L
• Heterodera cajani
• Pigeon pea wilt caused
• Cyst nematode (Heterodera cajani)
• Trans yamuna
• Ganga taluks
• Foliar spray
• Yield attributing traits
• Sandy loam soil
• Profile characteristics
• Independent variables
• Respondents about transplanting method
• Pigeon pea cultivation practices
• Raised bed
• Central narmada valley agro climatic zone
• Raised bed sowing
• Pigeon pea in vertisols
• Plant geometry
• Rain fed condition
• Yield and economics
• Pigeon pea (Cajanus cajan)
• Pigeon pea and transplanting
• Transplanting method
• Respondents in adoption
• Suggestions expressed
• Leaf spot
• Cercospora leaf spot of pigeon pea
• Biocontrol agents
• Efficacy of fungicides
• Energy use
• Harrowing and inorganic fertilizers
• Inorganic fertilizers
• Pigeon pea farmers
• Planting geometry
• Growth characters
• Pigeon pea (Cajanus cajan L )
• Rabi season pigeon pea
• Planting geometry on growth
• Row spacing
• Productivity of pigeon pea
• Row spacing and genotypes
• Quality of pigeon pea
• Pigeon pea (Cajanus cajan L millsp )
• Different levels of phosphorous
• Liquid biofertilizers
• Favorably congenial
• Genomic DNA extraction
• Genomic DNA extraction from pigeon pea
• Rapid procedure
• Showed highly pure DNA
• Gene expression
• In silico
• Expressed sequence tags
• Characterization of conserved miRNAs
• Different pigeon pea hybrids
• Varieties for yield trait
• Yield trait
• Central dry zone of Karnataka
• Growth and yield traits
• Integrated approach
• Yield of pigeon pea
• Nitrogen levels
• Pulse magic
• Yield attributes and yield
• Foliar application of pulse magic
• Genetic variability
• Genetic advance
• Genetic advance in pigeon pea
• Heritability advance
• Weather response
• Technology effect
• Pigeon pea productivity
• Weather behaviour on pigeon pea productivity
• Kharif redgram yield data
• Drip irrigation
• Water use efficiency and economics
• Pigeon pea to drip irrigation