Laboratory tests show Trichoderma harzianum lowers mycelial growth of Corynespora cassiicola, suggesting biocontrol potential for cotton diseases.
AbstractAlternaria leaf spot affect cotton crop leading to yield loss. Present investigation deals with its management study using biocontrol agents and organic inputs under in-vitro condition. All of them showed inhibitory effect on mycelial growth of the pathogens. Among them Trichoderma harzianum was highly antagonistic followed by T. asperellum. Cow urine at 20 % concentration showed inhibition of mycelial growth. The results indicated antagonistic potential of Trichodermaharzianum and cow urine and suggested their suitability for managing leaf blight disease in cotton.
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