MANAGEMENT OF CERCOSPORA LEAF SPOT OF MUNGBEAN (Vigna radiata) THROUGH BOTANICALS

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2007-12

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Department of Plant Pathology, Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University

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The present experiment was conducted for management of Cercospora leaf spot of mungbean through botanicals. The experiment comprised of 7 treatments such as T1 = Neem leaves extract ( l :4 w/v); T2 = Garlic cloves extract (1 :5 w/v); T3 = Biskatali leaves extract (1 :4 wtv]; T4 = Alamanda leaves extract ( l :6 w/v ); T5 = Arjun leaves extract ( 1 :4 w/v ); T6 = Debdaru leaves extract {l :5 w/v) and T1 =Untreated (control). The experiment was laid out in Randomized Complete Block Design. Data on disease incidence, severity. yield contributing characters and yield of mungbean were recorded. The highest ( 13.42% infected plant) disease incidence was recorded in treatment T and the lowest (3.67% infected plant) disease incidence was recorded in treatment T1 at 60 DAS and the highest ( 13.65) disease severity was recorded in treatment T1 and the lowest (4.55) disease severity was recorded in treatment T2 and TJ. The highest ( 13.45) number of inflorescence per plant was recorded in treatment T1• The tallest (51.44 cm) plant was 7 (Vigna radiatav THROUGH BOTANICALS By MD. NASIR UDDIN ABSTRACT recorded in treatment T1. The maximum number of bunches (8.56). number of pod per plant (26.8 J ), length of pod ( 8.56 cm), number of seed per pod (J 2.64) and 1000 seed weight (27.33 g) was recorded in treatment T,. The highest yield ( J .51 kg/plot, 1.26 t/ha) also recorded in treatment T1.

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MASTER OF SCIENCE IN PLANT PATHOLOGY SEMESTER: JULY-DECEMBER, 2007

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CERCOSPORA LEAF SPOT, MUNGBEAN, Vigna radiata

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