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volume 20 issue 3 (september 2000) : 205-206
EFFECT OF FUNGICIDAL SEED TREATMENT ON THE GERMINATION, SHOOT AND ROOT LENGTH OF WHEAT SEED INFECTED BY BLACK POINT DISEASE
1Wheat Research Unit,
Dr. Panjabrao Deshrnukh Krishi Vidyapeeth, Akola-444 104, India
ABSTRACT
The laboratory experiment was carried out during 1994-95 to 1996-97. The pooled results
revealed that all the fungicidal seed treatments were found significantly effective in
improving the germination, shoot length and root length of black point infected seed. Carbendazim
50 WP (0.1 %) recorded highest germination (91.50 %), shoot length (9.37 em) and root length
(12.35 em) followed by Thiram 75 WP (0.25%) and Dividend 30 WS (0.25%). The per cent
Increase in germination, shoot length and root length of treated seed was recorded in the range
of 5.53 to 19.00, 9.03 to 25.82 and 10.74 to 30.68 respectively over untreated seed.
revealed that all the fungicidal seed treatments were found significantly effective in
improving the germination, shoot length and root length of black point infected seed. Carbendazim
50 WP (0.1 %) recorded highest germination (91.50 %), shoot length (9.37 em) and root length
(12.35 em) followed by Thiram 75 WP (0.25%) and Dividend 30 WS (0.25%). The per cent
Increase in germination, shoot length and root length of treated seed was recorded in the range
of 5.53 to 19.00, 9.03 to 25.82 and 10.74 to 30.68 respectively over untreated seed.
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