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| ARN: | TH201000002080 |
| Authors: | Parkpian Arunyanart Nongrat Nilpanit Rasamee Dhitikiattipong พากเพียร อรัญนารถ นงรัตน์ นิลพานิชย์ รัศมี ฐิติเกียรติพงศ์ |
| Authors' affiliation: | Rice Department, Bangkok (Thailand). Bureau of Rice Research and Development Rice Department, Bangkok (Thailand). Bureau of Rice Research and Development Rice Department, Bangkok (Thailand). Bureau of Rice Research and Development |
| Authors' affiliation (Thai): | กรมการข้าว สำนักวิจัยและพัฒนาข้าว กรมการข้าว สำนักวิจัยและพัฒนาข้าว กรมการข้าว สำนักวิจัยและพัฒนาข้าว |
| Title: | การใช้ผงเชื้อแบคทีเรียปฏิปักษ์ Bacillus subtilis ร่วมกับสารป้องกันกำจัดโรคพืชในการควบคุมโรคเมล็ดด่างของข้าว Using mixture powder formulation of antagonistic bacteria Bacillus subtilis and some chemicals to control rice seed discoloration disease |
| Corporate authors (Thai): | Rice Department, Bangkok (Thailand). Bureau of Rice Research and Development |
| Citation: | [Proceedings of rice and temperate cereal crops annual conference 2008 volume 2/2], Bangkok (Thailand), p. 324-335 |
| Format Extent: | 228 p. |
| Issue Date: | 2008 |
| Language: | Th |
| Keywords: | Rice seed discoloration disease Mixture powder formulation Antagonistic bacteria Bacillus subtilis Chemicals Disease control |
| Subject Classification(ASC): | H20 |
| AGROVOC: | Oryza sativa Plant diseases Seeds Discoloration Bacterial pesticides Bacillus subtilis Chemical control Biological control |
| Abstract: | Experiments were laid out as Randomized Complete Block Design with 4 replications and 8 treatments. Khao Jow Hawm Khlong Luang 1, which is the most susceptible variety, was direct germinated-seed sown in 32 plots (a plot size 4*4 meter). Three applications with 1.6*10**(9) cfu/ml. of antagonistic bacterial suspention were made at booting, early heading and late heading stage and two applications with 1.6*10**(8) cfu/ml. of antagonistic bacterial suspention mixed with carbendazim+epoxiconazole 25 percent SC (11.25 gm.ai/rai) or propiconazol 25 percent E.C (7.5 gm.ai/rai ) or propiconazol+difenoconazole 30 percent E.C (6.75 gm.ai/rai ), an individual using of carbendazim+epoxiconazole 25 percent SC (22.5 gm.ai/rai) or propiconazol 25 percent E.C (15 gm.ai/rai) or propiconazol+difenoconazole 30 percent E.C (13.5 gm.ai/rai) were made at booting and early heading stage. One week before harvest, 100 panicles were randomly collected from each plot for disease severity examination and yield component of all plot were collected and analyzed The results indicated that the bacterium suspension (B.subtilis No.33, 1.6*10**(8) cfu/ml) mixec with carbendazim+epoxiconazole 25 percent SC (11.25 gm. ai/rai ) or propiconazol 25 percent E.C (7.5 gm.ai/rai) or propiconazol+difenoconazole 30 percent E.C (6.75 gm.ai/rai) fungicides showed the most effective in suppressing the rice grain discoloration disease development as well as an individual using of carbendazim+epoxiconazole 25 percent SC (22.5 gm.ai/rai), propiconazol 25 percent E.C (15 gm.ai/rai) and propiconazol+difenoconazole 30 percent E.C (13.5 gm.ai/rai) fungicides. We also found that using with 1.6*10**(9) cfu/ml. of antagonistic bacterial (B. subtilis No.33) also showed significant difference in suppressing the disease development compared to control plot. |
| Format Extent: | 228 หน้า |
| Availability : | Rice Department, 50 Phahon Yothin Road, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand |
| Availability: | กรมการข้าว |
| Appears in Collections: | Rice Department
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