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2020•International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied SciencesOpen access

Efficacy of New Fungicides in Management of Alternaria solani in Tomato

Pallabi Pattanaik, Anita Priyadarsini

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Tomato crop is affected by different fungal pathogens and most devastating pathogen is Alternaria solani causing early blight disease and reducing the yield. Among different new chemical combinations, Azoxystrobin (11%) + Tebuconazole (18.3%) found effective in lowering the disease severity throughout the growing period of the crop. Carbendazim (25%) + Mancozeb (50%), Metiram (55%) + Pyraclostrobin (5%) and Hexaconazole (4%) + Zineb (68%) had got the second rank in controlling the early blight disease by recording PDI.

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Tomato crop is affected by different fungal pathogens and most devastating pathogen is Alternaria solani causing early blight disease and reducing the yield. Among different new chemical combinations, Azoxystrobin (11%) + Tebuconazole (18.3%) found effective in lowering the disease severity throughout the growing period of the crop. Carbendazim (25%) + Mancozeb (50%), Metiram (55%) + Pyraclostrobin (5%) and Hexaconazole (4%) + Zineb (68%) had got the second rank in controlling the early blight disease by recording PDI.

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Tomato crop is affected by different fungal pathogens and most devastating pathogen is Alternaria solani causing early blight disease and reducing the yield. Among different new chemical combinations, Azoxystrobin (11%) + Tebuconazole (18.3%) found effective in lowering the disease severity throughout the growing period of the crop. Carbendazim (25%) + Mancozeb (50%), Metiram (55%) + Pyraclostrobin (5%) and Hexaconazole (4%) + Zineb (68%) had got the second rank in controlling the early blight disease by recording PDI.

Key concepts: Alternaria solani, Fungicide, Alternaria, Horticulture, Biology

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