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EFFECT OF SOIL SOLARIZATION ON FUSARIUM WILT OF CASTOR

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A.G. Desai
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S.R.S. Dange
1Department of Plant Pathology, c.P. College of Agriculture, Gujarat Agricultural University, Sardar Krushinagar - 385 506, India
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The study was conducted in field naturally infested with Fusarium wilt (Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ricinl) by covering transparent polythylene, sheets (25 μm) for three weeks during hot summer season. Soil solarization increased mean soil temperature by 8.53°C with a range of 7.20°C to 10.12°C at 10 cm soil depth. It reduced the population of the castor wilt pathogen by 67.25 per cent, wilt incidence by 38.43 per cent and increased castor seed yield by 124.68 per cent as compared to non-solarized plots.
    1. Chauhan, YS. et a/. (1988). Research Bulletin No. 11, ICRISAT, Patancheru, pp. 16.
    2. Dange, S.RS. et a/. (1997). In: Golden Jubilee International Conference of Indian Phytopathological Society, held at New Delhi, pp. 107 (Abstr.).
    3. Harender Raj eta/. (1997). Indian Phytopath., 50: 524-528.
    4. Katan, J. eta/. (1983). Phytopathology, 73: 1215-1219.
    5. Krishan Rao, V. and Krishnappa, K. (1995). Indian Phytopath., 48: 300-303.
    6. Martyn, RD. and Hartz, TK (1986). Plant Dis., 70: 762-766.
    7. Nanda, S. and Prasad, N. (1974). IndianJ. MycolP/. Patho/., 4: 103-105.
    8. Ramirez-Villapudua, J. and Munnecke, D.E. (1987). Plant Dis., 71· 217-221.
    9. Raoof, MA and NageshwarRao, T.G. (1997). IndianJ. PI. Protection, 25: 154-159.
    10. Singh, RS. and Chaube, H.S. (1970). LabdevJ. Sci. Tech., 8-8: 172-174.
    volume 23 issue 1 (march 2003) : 20 - 22

    EFFECT OF SOIL SOLARIZATION ON FUSARIUM WILT OF CASTOR

    A
    A.G. Desai
    S
    S.R.S. Dange
    1Department of Plant Pathology, c.P. College of Agriculture, Gujarat Agricultural University, Sardar Krushinagar - 385 506, India
    • Submitted|

    • First Online |

    • doi

    Cite article:- Desai A.G., Dange S.R.S. (2025). EFFECT OF SOIL SOLARIZATION ON FUSARIUM WILT OF CASTOR. Agricultural Science Digest. 23(1): 20 - 22. doi: .
    The study was conducted in field naturally infested with Fusarium wilt (Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ricinl) by covering transparent polythylene, sheets (25 μm) for three weeks during hot summer season. Soil solarization increased mean soil temperature by 8.53°C with a range of 7.20°C to 10.12°C at 10 cm soil depth. It reduced the population of the castor wilt pathogen by 67.25 per cent, wilt incidence by 38.43 per cent and increased castor seed yield by 124.68 per cent as compared to non-solarized plots.
      1. Chauhan, YS. et a/. (1988). Research Bulletin No. 11, ICRISAT, Patancheru, pp. 16.
      2. Dange, S.RS. et a/. (1997). In: Golden Jubilee International Conference of Indian Phytopathological Society, held at New Delhi, pp. 107 (Abstr.).
      3. Harender Raj eta/. (1997). Indian Phytopath., 50: 524-528.
      4. Katan, J. eta/. (1983). Phytopathology, 73: 1215-1219.
      5. Krishan Rao, V. and Krishnappa, K. (1995). Indian Phytopath., 48: 300-303.
      6. Martyn, RD. and Hartz, TK (1986). Plant Dis., 70: 762-766.
      7. Nanda, S. and Prasad, N. (1974). IndianJ. MycolP/. Patho/., 4: 103-105.
      8. Ramirez-Villapudua, J. and Munnecke, D.E. (1987). Plant Dis., 71· 217-221.
      9. Raoof, MA and NageshwarRao, T.G. (1997). IndianJ. PI. Protection, 25: 154-159.
      10. Singh, RS. and Chaube, H.S. (1970). LabdevJ. Sci. Tech., 8-8: 172-174.
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