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Evaluation of pigeonpea genotypes against Fusarium udum butler under artificial epiphytotic condition
Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry · 2018 · Vol. 7 · pp. 195–196
Abstract
Wilt of Pigeonpea is a very destructive disease caused by fungus Fusarium udum Butler. In India, Pigeonpea crop suffers a great loss due to this disease. The use of resistant variety is one of the best methods of disease management. Therefore, studies were planned to search out the genotypes against Fusarium wilt through sick plot technique. Out of 130 genotypes screened, ten genotypes (ICP-8859, ICP8860, ICP8862, ICP8863, ICP89049 ICP12731, BWR254, BWR370, AWR74/15 and Banda Palera were found resistant, 22 moderately resistant, 26 tolerant, 30 moderately susceptible and 42 were highly susceptible to Fusarium wilt.
Plant Disease Resistance and GeneticsGenetic and Environmental Crop StudiesPlant Pathogens and Fungal DiseasesFusarium wiltBiologyCropFusariumGenotypeWilt diseaseVeterinary medicineFungusAgronomyBiotechnology
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