Effect of cultural practices in the control of collar rot infection in coffee seedlings
The occurrence of collar rot in coffee was found to be increased by the incorporation of sand in the test soil (forest soil) and by mulching with rice-straw. Lime reduced the occurrence of the disease. When seedbeds were covered with polythene sheets, germination increased and the degree of infection reduced. Irrigation of seedbeds at different intervals did not significantly affect seed germination and mortality of coffee seedlings due to collar rot. However, plants which received water once in 24 h were slightly vigorous than those which received water once in 48 h. (ATA 10(8):52031. 1985)
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KOHA-OAI-BVE:795812020-02-03T21:46:59ZEffect of cultural practices in the control of collar rot infection in coffee seedlings 128297 Venkatasubbaiah, P. 114688 Safeeulla, K.M. Oct 1982The occurrence of collar rot in coffee was found to be increased by the incorporation of sand in the test soil (forest soil) and by mulching with rice-straw. Lime reduced the occurrence of the disease. When seedbeds were covered with polythene sheets, germination increased and the degree of infection reduced. Irrigation of seedbeds at different intervals did not significantly affect seed germination and mortality of coffee seedlings due to collar rot. However, plants which received water once in 24 h were slightly vigorous than those which received water once in 48 h. (ATA 10(8):52031. 1985)The occurrence of collar rot in coffee was found to be increased by the incorporation of sand in the test soil (forest soil) and by mulching with rice-straw. Lime reduced the occurrence of the disease. When seedbeds were covered with polythene sheets, germination increased and the degree of infection reduced. Irrigation of seedbeds at different intervals did not significantly affect seed germination and mortality of coffee seedlings due to collar rot. However, plants which received water once in 24 h were slightly vigorous than those which received water once in 48 h. (ATA 10(8):52031. 1985)COFFEA ARABICAPLANTULASRHIZOCTONIAENFERMEDADES FUNGOSASCONTROL DE ENFERMEDADESCONTROL CULTURALGERMINACIONRIEGOMANTILLORHIZOCTONIA SOLANIENCALAMIENTO DEL SUELOAnnals of Tropical Research (Filipinas) |
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The occurrence of collar rot in coffee was found to be increased by the incorporation of sand in the test soil (forest soil) and by mulching with rice-straw. Lime reduced the occurrence of the disease. When seedbeds were covered with polythene sheets, germination increased and the degree of infection reduced. Irrigation of seedbeds at different intervals did not significantly affect seed germination and mortality of coffee seedlings due to collar rot. However, plants which received water once in 24 h were slightly vigorous than those which received water once in 48 h. (ATA 10(8):52031. 1985) |
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COFFEA ARABICA PLANTULAS RHIZOCTONIA ENFERMEDADES FUNGOSAS CONTROL DE ENFERMEDADES CONTROL CULTURAL GERMINACION RIEGO MANTILLO RHIZOCTONIA SOLANI ENCALAMIENTO DEL SUELO |
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128297 Venkatasubbaiah, P. 114688 Safeeulla, K.M. |
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Effect of cultural practices in the control of collar rot infection in coffee seedlings |
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Effect of cultural practices in the control of collar rot infection in coffee seedlings |
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Effect of cultural practices in the control of collar rot infection in coffee seedlings |
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Effect of cultural practices in the control of collar rot infection in coffee seedlings |
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Effect of cultural practices in the control of collar rot infection in coffee seedlings |
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effect of cultural practices in the control of collar rot infection in coffee seedlings |
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