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volume 37 issue 4 (december 2003) : 310·312

ASSESSMENT OF AVOIDABLE YIELD LOSS IN SESAMUM IN TAMILNADU DUE TO PIGEON-PEA CYST NEMATODE, HETERODERA CAJANf KOSHY, 1967

P
P. Balasubramanian
S
Sivagami Vadivelu
1Forest CoDege and Research institute, TNAU, Mettupalayam - 641 30t, India

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ABSTRACT

Three pot culture experiments were conducted to find out avoidable yield loss caused by Heterodera cajanion sesamum CV. Co.1 by soil application of carbofuran at the rate of 3-kg a.i./ha and metham sodium at the rate of 60 ml/sq.m. Significant differences were found between treated and untreated plants in shoot length and weight, root length and weight, number of capsule and chiorophyD content. The loss of sesamum seed weight in khari/season 1996 with metham sodium was 90.4 per cent and in rabi and summer seasons 1996 with carbofuran was 77.2 per cent.

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    1. Balasubramanian, P. (1995). Ph. DThesis Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore.
    2. Greco, N. and Brandonisio, A. (1980). Nematologica, 26: 497.
    3. Komm, D.A. et al (1983). PI. Disease, 67: 1249.
    4. Lllmberti, F. and Taylor, C.E. (1985). Cyst. Nematodes. Plenum Press, NY., pp 333·346.
    5. Mathur, B.N. (1989). In : Summer Training Course Manual on Nematode Diseases of Pulses and Oilseed Crops and
    6. their Management organized by Rajasthan Agricultural University, Udaipur held on 22 - 28th June, 1989.
    7. Miller, 1.L. (1985). In: Cyst. Nematodes. (Lamberti, F. and Taylor, C.E. Ed.) Plenum Press, NY, pp 373-385.
    8. Sadasivam, S. and Manickam, A. (1992). Biochemical Methods. New Age Int. Pub. New Delhi, 246p.
    9. Saxena, R. and Reddy, D.DR (1987). IndianJ. Nematol., 17: 191"94.
    10. Sharma, NK and Sethi, C.L. (1975). Indian J. Nematol., 5: 148-54.
    11. Sharma; S.B. and Nene, Y.L. (1988). Indian J. Nematol, 18: 273-78.
    12. Usha, K. and Kurrien, K. (1981). Indian J. Nematol, 1L 106 (Abstr.).
    13. Verma, A. and Yadav, B.S. (1977). IndianJ. Nematol., 5: 235-37.
    14. Vito, D.M. etal (1978). Nematologica., 24: 209.
    15. Walia, RK and Bhatti, D.S. (1988). Indian J.Nematol., 16: 307·16.
    16. Zaki, FA and Bhatti, D.S. (1986). IndianJ. Nematol, 16: 30-35.
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      volume 37 issue 4 (december 2003) : 310·312

      ASSESSMENT OF AVOIDABLE YIELD LOSS IN SESAMUM IN TAMILNADU DUE TO PIGEON-PEA CYST NEMATODE, HETERODERA CAJANf KOSHY, 1967

      P
      P. Balasubramanian
      S
      Sivagami Vadivelu
      1Forest CoDege and Research institute, TNAU, Mettupalayam - 641 30t, India

      • Submitted|

      • First Online |

      • doi

      Cite article:- Balasubramanian P., Vadivelu Sivagami (2025). ASSESSMENT OF AVOIDABLE YIELD LOSS IN SESAMUM IN TAMILNADU DUE TO PIGEON-PEA CYST NEMATODE, HETERODERA CAJANf KOSHY, 1967. Indian Journal of Agricultural Research. 37(4): 310·312. doi: .

      ABSTRACT

      Three pot culture experiments were conducted to find out avoidable yield loss caused by Heterodera cajanion sesamum CV. Co.1 by soil application of carbofuran at the rate of 3-kg a.i./ha and metham sodium at the rate of 60 ml/sq.m. Significant differences were found between treated and untreated plants in shoot length and weight, root length and weight, number of capsule and chiorophyD content. The loss of sesamum seed weight in khari/season 1996 with metham sodium was 90.4 per cent and in rabi and summer seasons 1996 with carbofuran was 77.2 per cent.

      KEYWORDS

        REFERENCES

        1. Balasubramanian, P. (1995). Ph. DThesis Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore.
        2. Greco, N. and Brandonisio, A. (1980). Nematologica, 26: 497.
        3. Komm, D.A. et al (1983). PI. Disease, 67: 1249.
        4. Lllmberti, F. and Taylor, C.E. (1985). Cyst. Nematodes. Plenum Press, NY., pp 333·346.
        5. Mathur, B.N. (1989). In : Summer Training Course Manual on Nematode Diseases of Pulses and Oilseed Crops and
        6. their Management organized by Rajasthan Agricultural University, Udaipur held on 22 - 28th June, 1989.
        7. Miller, 1.L. (1985). In: Cyst. Nematodes. (Lamberti, F. and Taylor, C.E. Ed.) Plenum Press, NY, pp 373-385.
        8. Sadasivam, S. and Manickam, A. (1992). Biochemical Methods. New Age Int. Pub. New Delhi, 246p.
        9. Saxena, R. and Reddy, D.DR (1987). IndianJ. Nematol., 17: 191"94.
        10. Sharma, NK and Sethi, C.L. (1975). Indian J. Nematol., 5: 148-54.
        11. Sharma; S.B. and Nene, Y.L. (1988). Indian J. Nematol, 18: 273-78.
        12. Usha, K. and Kurrien, K. (1981). Indian J. Nematol, 1L 106 (Abstr.).
        13. Verma, A. and Yadav, B.S. (1977). IndianJ. Nematol., 5: 235-37.
        14. Vito, D.M. etal (1978). Nematologica., 24: 209.
        15. Walia, RK and Bhatti, D.S. (1988). Indian J.Nematol., 16: 307·16.
        16. Zaki, FA and Bhatti, D.S. (1986). IndianJ. Nematol, 16: 30-35.
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