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INFLUENCE OF VARIOUS HEALTH DRINKS MEDIA ON GROWTH AND SPORULATION OF NOMURAEA RILEYI (FARLOW) SAMSON ISOLATES

CICR, R.S., Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India, E-mail: snraja_insect @yahoo.co.in., T. Sonai Rajan, N. Muthukrishnan, Dept. of Agricultural Entomology, HC&RI, Periyakulam, Tamil Nadu, India

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ABSTRACT Evaluation of the growth and sporulation Nomuraea rileyi isolates on different health drinks sources media showed potato maltova agar was significantly superior to other media and supported the maximum biomass, mycelial growth and conidial count. In case of PDBC isolate, among the six different health drinks sources tested, the maximum radial growth, biomass and spore production were observed in potato maltova agar medium both in solid as well as in the liquid medium. Similar trend of growth and development was observed with DOR and local isolates of N. rileyi.

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ABSTRACT Evaluation of the growth and sporulation Nomuraea rileyi isolates on different health drinks sources media showed potato maltova agar was significantly superior to other media and supported the maximum biomass, mycelial growth and conidial count. In case of PDBC isolate, among the six different health drinks sources tested, the maximum radial growth, biomass and spore production were observed in potato maltova agar medium both in solid as well as in the liquid medium. Similar trend of growth and development was observed with DOR and local isolates of N. rileyi.

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ABSTRACT Evaluation of the growth and sporulation Nomuraea rileyi isolates on different health drinks sources media showed potato maltova agar was significantly superior to other media and supported the maximum biomass, mycelial growth and conidial count. In case of PDBC isolate, among the six different health drinks sources tested, the maximum radial growth, biomass and spore production were observed in potato maltova agar medium both in solid as well as in the liquid medium. Similar trend of growth and development was observed with DOR and local isolates of N. rileyi.

Key concepts: Mycelium, Spore, Agar, Biology, Biomass (ecology), Liquid medium, Botany, Agar plate

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