Chemical Root-Dips for Control of Root-knot Nematode Attacking Tomato

Bindra, O. S.; Kaushal, Kamini

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“…In the present study application of malathion was the lowest effective treatment against the root-knot nematode population. This result was supported by those obtained by Bindra and Kaushal (1971) who found that malathion controlled the nematode poorly.…”

Section: B Effect Of Certain Nematicides and Insecticides On Shoots A...supporting

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Evaluation the effectiveness of some pesticides against root-knot nematode on eggplant greenhouse condition

Rizk,

hassan,

elzoghby

et al. 2023

Aswan University Journal of Environmental Studies

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Meloidogyne incognita, a root-knot nematode that seriously damages agricultural plants, badly infects eggplant plants. In order to improve the active ingredient's distribution to the target nematode, farmers must apply chemical nematicides, either with or without adjuvants. The direct impact of nematicides and insecticides (Cadusafos, Furdan, Gupter, Mocap, Oxamyl, Malathion, and Methomyl) was examined in a recent study at the tested doses caused significant reduction in nematode root galls, egg-masses, eggs per 1g root and number of larvae / 250 g of soil compared to untreated inoculated control. Gupter had the most nematicidal impact on the development of root galls, egg-masses and eggs per g root, recording reduction percentages of 91.40, 91.28, and 96.34 in these variables. recording reduction percentages of 91.40, 91.28, and 96.34 in these variables. recording 91.40, 91.28 and 96.34 reduction percentages in these parameters, respectively.While cadusafos gave the highest nematicidal reduces the quantity of juveniles in the soil as a result by 94.39 %. As opposed to that,Malathion proved to be the lowest effective compound. Gupter gave the highest value in both fresh and dry root weight (19.06 g/ root) and (3.93 g/ root), respectively. While the smallest fresh root weight was obtained by Malathion (16.89 g/ root), while the smallest root dry weight was obtained by Oxamyl and Cadusafos, which gave the same value (3.38 g/ root).

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Section: B Effect Of Certain Nematicides and Insecticides On Shoots A...supporting

confidence: 79%

Evaluation the effectiveness of some pesticides against root-knot nematode on eggplant greenhouse condition

Rizk,

hassan,

elzoghby

et al. 2023

Aswan University Journal of Environmental Studies

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“…Soil treatment and sanitary practices are seldom found to be effective in controlling them ( Southey, 1959). Bindra and Kaushal, 1971; Mani and Muzna, 1994 reported the use of nematicides as bare root dips for the control of root-knot nematodes.…”

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Comparative Effects of Inoculating Tomatoes (Lypersicon esculentum mill. ) with Two Strains of VAM Fungi and Nematicides Application on the Control of Root-knot Nematodes (Melidogyne incognita)

Hadad¹,

Al-Hashmi²

2012

SJAR

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Root-knot nematodes, Meloidogyne incongita was found to cause the major problems recorded on vegetables in Oman. Their damage, however, was found to be comparatively high on tomatoes. This trial was therefore conducted to compare the use of traditional nematicides recommended for the control with the efficiency of using mycorrhizal fungi as a means of biological control. The treatments used included a noninoculated control and an inoculated control with nematodes in addition to two treatments to which nematicides were added (Mocap3 and Vydate 3) , plus two more treatments , where mycorrhizal fungi was added(a and b). Results revealed that the nematicide Mocap3 was superior in controlling nematodes population in tomatoes followed by the addition of mycorrhiza(b) resulting in 98 and 97% reduction in galls/plant, respectively. The nematicide Vydate3 and Mycorrhiza (a), however, reduced the number of galls/plant to 86 and 90%, respectively. Regarding other growth traits, Mocap3 and Mycorrhiza(b) outyielded all other treatments significantly in fruit numbers. 100 and 44% increase in fruit numbers was obtained over the uninoculated control treatment ,respectively. The increase in fruit numbers was 600 and 400% when compared with the inoculated treatment. The other growth traits data was rather erratic. Correlation analysis revealed that there was significant positive correlation between growth traits which is an indication that fruit yield depended on the vigor of the plant, shoot and root weights. The results also revealed the efficacy of the use of biocontrol agents as a means of nematodes control as a good substitute for the use of chemical agents if preceded by conducting experiments for the selection of the suitable mycorrhizal strains.

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Use of insecticides as bare‐root dip treatments for the control of the root‐knot nematode,Meloidogyne incognitaon brinjal(Solanum melongenaL.)

Rao¹,

Mani²,

Rao

1987

Tropical Pest Management

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Chemical Root-Dips for Control of Root-knot Nematode Attacking Tomato

Cited by 3 publications

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Evaluation the effectiveness of some pesticides against root-knot nematode on eggplant greenhouse condition

Evaluation the effectiveness of some pesticides against root-knot nematode on eggplant greenhouse condition

Comparative Effects of Inoculating Tomatoes (Lypersicon esculentum mill. ) with Two Strains of VAM Fungi and Nematicides Application on the Control of Root-knot Nematodes (Melidogyne incognita)

Use of insecticides as bare‐root dip treatments for the control of the root‐knot nematode,Meloidogyne incognitaon brinjal(Solanum melongenaL.)

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