Effect of Irrigation Intervals and Interplant Spacing Levels on Downy Mildew Epidemic and Productivity of Basil Plants

Impact of irrigation intervals and plant density on purple blotch incidence and productivity of garlic (Allium sativum L.) cultivar Eggaseed-1.

“…Generally, increasing density numbers of the garlic plants gradually increased leaf fungi with significant differences. Similar was finding interaction effects of irrigation interval and plant density on foliar fungal and bacterial communities of garlic by Ghebrial and Kenawy (2018) and Mahmoud et al, (2018).…”

“…From our previous knowledge and studies, an increase in the number of plants per unit area led to an increase in relative humidity (as a biotic factor) which play an important role in the development of purple blotch disease. These confirmed and supported with Suheri and Price (2001) on leeks, Ghebrial andKenawy (2018) on basal, andTho et al, (2019) and Islam et al (2020) on onion. Generally, increasing density numbers of the garlic plants gradually increased leaf fungi with significant differences.…”