Biopesticidal Activity for Controlling Root Rot and Root Knot Infection of Green Beans under Natural Field Conditions Utilizing Biowastes
Galal Nawwar,
Hoda Sabry Othman,
Mokhtar Abdel-Kader
et al.
Abstract:The current study investigates using of alkaline black liquor (ABL), a byproduct of rice straw pulping, to create a bio-active formulation that can inhibit the growth of soilborne plant pathogens. ABL was first treated to precipitate lignin, silica, and fatty acids as a calcium complex (Ca-LSF). The resulting effluent was used to digest chicken feathers under mild conditions. The resulting protein hydrolysate was added to Ca-LSF complex affording a novel formulation to be evaluated against soilborne pathogenic… Show more
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