Isolation and characterization of native antagonistic rhizobacteria against Fusarium wilt of chilli to promote plant growth
Bhanothu Shiva,
Petikam Srinivas,
Deepa Khulbe
et al.
Abstract:In the eastern coastal regions of Odisha, wilt caused by Fusarium oxysporum f. sp.capsici is an extremely damaging disease in chilli. This disease is very difficult to manage with chemical fungicides since it is soil-borne in nature. The natural rhizosphere soil of the chilli plant was used to isolate and test bacterial antagonists for their effectiveness and ability to promote plant growth. Out of the fifty-five isolates isolated from the rhizosphere of healthy chilli plants, five isolates, namely Iso 01, Iso… Show more
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