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- Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci (2019) 8(6): 373-378
- ISSN: 2319-7706 Volume 8 Number 06 (2019)
- Original Research Article https://doi.org/10.20546/ijcmas.2019.806.042
- Agricultural University, Madurai 625 104, Tamil Nadu, India
- extracts, (49.4-90.2%) in asparagus treatment where as mortality rate was lower in Ixora treatment
- Management (8.2-35.4%). Pot culture experiment on the efficacy of plant extract on M. incognita
- Accepted: from 33-57 / plant where as in control 100 galls/plant. Asparagus treated plants were taller
- 04 May 2019 with long root system. It is concluded that leaf extracts of asparagus is having high
- puree and sauces. Ripe tomato fruit has high incognita can lead to yield loss up to 80%
- nutritive value being a good source of vitamin (Nagachandrabose and Baidoo, 2017).
- Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci (2019) 8(6): 373-378
- (Seenivasan, 2017). for in vitro and glass house studies, was
- friendly and locally available. Among the were multiplied on tomato cv. Co 1 grown in
- various eco-friendly strategies available for pots (5 kg capacity) containing sterile red
- extracts of locally available plants is one of in the glasshouse. After 8-10 weeks, eggs and
- level application (Seenivasan, 2011). tomato roots by a modified NaOCl extraction
- The concept of plant origin bio-pesticides in Seenivasan and Senthilnathan, 2018). The
- tested in-vitro for their nematicidal attributes shaking of infested roots in a 1% sodium
- revealed that extractives of several plants hypochlorite solution for 3 min. The resulting
- economically important plant parasitic collected on a fine sieve (350 mesh) and
- nematodes (Thoden and Korthals, 2011). washed in tap water to remove all traces of
- Asparagus, White hibiscus, Jasmine and Ixora placing the eggs in sterile distilled water for 5
- Hence, this study was conducted with the hatched juveniles (J2) were used for the
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- To study the direct mortality of M. Preparation of leaf extracts
- and 2) To study the effect of amending the and 80 ml of methanol was added. It was kept
- soil with leaf extracts of Asparagus, White in the shaker overnight at 40°C at 130 rpm,
- hibiscus, Jasmine and Ixora on M. incognita again 80 ml of methanol was added and kept
- Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci (2019) 8(6): 373-378
- and pot tests. Asperagus extract; T2 - White Hibiscus
- extract; T3 – Jasmine extract; T4 – Ixora
- juveniles (J2) of Meloidogyne incognita completely randomized design was adopted
- concentrations of plant extracts (25%, 50% of M. incognita were inoculated in the root
- and 100%) on mortality of M. incognita zone at 500 J2/pot. The plants were carefully
- second stage juveniles (J2), 9 ml of each plant uprooted after a month after inoculation and
- containing freshly hatched J2 containing 20
- J2 ml-1 was added. One ml of juvenile The data collected from both studies were
- replicated five times. For J2 mortality test, the 1954).
- 48 h exposure and expressed as per cent Results and Discussion
- and 100% or crude) viz., asparagus, white
- Institute, Madurai during February 2019 to extracts which recorded 90.2% mortality
- April 2019. Tomato seed PKM1 obtained while white hibiscus has mortality 74.3%,
- from Horticultural College and Research jasmine recorded mortality of 50.4% and
Methods (brief)
- non-availability of their commercial single egg mass of M. incognita was collected
- the thrust idea need to be exploited for field juveniles were collected from the infected
- economically important plant parasitic collected on a fine sieve (350 mesh) and
- J2 ml-1 was added. One ml of juvenile The data collected from both studies were
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