Effect of integrated diseases management (IDM) modules for the management of stripe rust of wheat
Year: 2021
Type: article
Abstract: Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) is highly affected by stripe rust disease in northern India.Several management practices apply in wheat for the management of wheat rust; however, IDM practices are more effective.They reduced application of fungicide on wheat cultivation.Effect of IDM modules showed maximum shoot length as was recorded in S.A. of Tirchoderma through FYM, S.T. with Azotobactor, 2 Sprays of zinc; 1st was CRI stage, 2nd was booting stage, representing (32.05 cm) and (34.00 cm) and among all the treatments, maximum number of tillers were recorded in S.A. of Tirchoderma through FYM, S.T. with Azotobactor, 2 Sprays of zinc; 1st was CRI stage, 2nd was booting stage, representing (2.89 and 3.00) during 2018-19 and 2019-20, respectively.Among all these treatments, minimum disease severity was recorded in case of S.A. of Tirchoderma through FYM, S.T. with Azotobactor, 2 Sprays of zinc; 1st was CRI stage, 2nd was booting stage, representing (5.33%) (9.13%) and (3.75%) at 80, 90, and 100 days after sowing, respectively during 2018-19.Soil application of Tirchoderma through FYM, seed treatment with Azotobactor, 2 Sprays of zinc; 1st was CRI stage, 2nd was booting stage also more effective against (81.87%)disease severity and was decrease over control.In case of disease incidence, minimum disease incidence against yellow rust of wheat was recorded in S.A. of Tirchoderma through FYM, S.T. with Azotobactor, 2 Sprays of zinc; 1st was CRI stage, 2nd was booting stage, representing (13.90%), (19.10%) and (21.21%) at 80, 90, and 100 days after sowing, respectively during 2019-20.
Authors: Arshad Husain, S.K. Biswas, Javed Bahar Khan, Shivam Kumar, Mohammad Salman
Language: English
Subfield: Plant Science
Domain: Life Sciences
SDG: Zero hunger
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4205164335