Vol. 3 (06) pp. 1498-1500

EFFECT OF CONTINUOUS AND ALTERNATE PASSAGES ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF BENOMYL RESISTANCE IN FUSARIUM SOLANI CAUSING DRY ROT OF ELEPHANT FOOT YAM

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Abstract

Effect of continuous and alternate passages on the development of benomyl resistance in sensitive isolate (FS-9) of Fusarium solani causing dry rot of elephant foot yam, obtained through MIC, indicated that there is increase in the resistance of the pathogen to benomyl when cultured continuously for eight successive passages in vitro and in vivo. While, use of benomyl alternately with kocide, ridomil, roko and dhanuka reduced benomyl resistance significantly.

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S. P .Dorugade, M. N. Walavade and S. S. Kamble (2015); EFFECT OF CONTINUOUS AND ALTERNATE PASSAGES ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF BENOMYL RESISTANCE IN FUSARIUM SOLANI CAUSING DRY ROT OF ELEPHANT FOOT YAM, International Journal of Advanced Research (IJAR), 3 (06), 1498-1500, ISSN 2320-5407.

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