Fungicidal, Molluscicidal and Phytocidal Activity of Avocado, Persea americana Mill Industrial Wastes
Ahmed Abdel-Aty,
Mohamed Rezk,
Rowan Yahia
Abstract:The avocado fruits were divided into peel, flesh, and seeds. Each part was individually extracted and checked for its phytocidal effects against wheat (Triticum aestivum) and squash (Cucumber pepo) plants at different stages; its fungicidal effects against Botritis cenerea and Fusarium oxysporum fungi; and its molluscicidal effects against Theba pisana. The peel, flesh and seed extracts inhibited the growth of B. cenerea and F. oxysporum with EC50 values of >1000, > 1000; 816, 616 and 1077 and 471 µg/ml, respe… Show more
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