2017
DOI: 10.22438/jeb/38/2/mrn-531
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Effect of chickpea proteinase inhibitor on survival and parasitism of root-knot nematode, Meloidogyne incognita

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“…(Abd-Elgawad and Askary, 2018). Biological control of plant parasitic nematodes is the best choice for human health and safe environment (Gawade et al, 2017). Nematophagous fungi and bacteria are widely used among the nematode-antagonistic organisms (Askary and Martinelli, 2015); where they include tolerant genera to sun heat, desiccation and are not influenced by the regular use of agricultural chemicals (Adam et al, 2014;Stevens and Lewis 2017;Topalović and Heuer, 2019).…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…(Abd-Elgawad and Askary, 2018). Biological control of plant parasitic nematodes is the best choice for human health and safe environment (Gawade et al, 2017). Nematophagous fungi and bacteria are widely used among the nematode-antagonistic organisms (Askary and Martinelli, 2015); where they include tolerant genera to sun heat, desiccation and are not influenced by the regular use of agricultural chemicals (Adam et al, 2014;Stevens and Lewis 2017;Topalović and Heuer, 2019).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The use of chemical nematicides has been the main agents to control plant parasitic nematodes over the past five decades (Dela et al, 2014). However, due to the adverse environmental impacts associated with application of chemicals in agriculture directed the researchers to use safe methods for biological control of parasitic nematode (Dela et al, 2014;Abd-Elgawad et al, 2010;Gawade et al, 2017).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…SUMITA (2017) avaliou 54 acessos de grão-de-bico para a reação ao M. incognita, e verificou que nenhum foi altamente resistente (até 2 galhas no sistema radicular), mas treze acessos foram resistentes (3 a 10 galhas no sistema radicular), dezenove foram moderadamente resistentes (11 a 30 galhas no sistema radicular) e as demais foram suscetíveis ou altamente suscetíveis (mais de 30 galhas no sistema radicular). GAWADE et al (2017) isolaram a proteína CaPi (Cicer Arietinum proteinase inhibitor) de grãode-bico e procederam a inoculação in vitro para alimentação de juvenis de segunda geração de M. incognita, e verificaram o efeito na mortalidade e no posterior parasitismo destes nematoides em tomateiro, e verificaram 27,73% de taxa de mortalidade e redução de 77,21% no número de galhas e de 86,88% na produção de massa de ovos no tomateiro, sugerindo que esta proteína existente no grãode-bico poderia contribuir para o controle deste nematoide.…”
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