Study on antagonistic reaction between plant pathogen and some cellulolytic fungi in composting

Siangjeaw Piriyaprin; Vanlada Sunanthapongsuk; Amnuay Ubolthip

Study on antagonistic reaction between plant pathogen and some cellulolytic fungi in composting

1986

Siangjeaw Piriyaprin | Vanlada Sunanthapongsuk | Amnuay Ubolthip

Composting trials from corn and soybean plants in the second year found that the population of pathogenic fungi, Helminthosporium maydis and Curvularia lunata on corn plants, and Colletotrichum dematium var. truncata on soybean plant, were decreased. The compost making with activator B-2 decreased the amount of these plant pathogens within 20-30 days of biodegradation process in compost piles.

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antagonisme antagonismo colletotrichum compost compostage crecimiento croissance curvularia enfermedades de las plantas glycine max helminthosporium maladie des plantes temperatura temperature transmission des maladies zea mays

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Transmision de enfermedades; Elaboracion del compost

Language

Thai

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Summary; Non-Conventional

Source

Research Report 1984, Land Development Department, Bangkok (Thailand). Soil and Water Conservation Division.- Bangkok (Thailand), 1986. p. 270-277

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Study on antagonistic reaction between plant pathogen and some cellulolytic fungi in composting

1986

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