Reaction Response of Citrus Reticulate to Six Concentration of Jujube Water Extraction Infected With Meloidogyne Incognita under Greenhouse Conditions

Reaction Response of Citrus Reticulate to Six Concentration of Jujube Water Extraction Infected With Meloidogyne Incognita under Greenhouse Conditions

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Author(s): S. B. Gad., Sergany M. I, Helal E. M. Mona, M. N. Shaimaa Tiurky

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DOI: 10.18483/ijSci.883 260 726 16-21 Volume 5 - Feb 2016

Abstract

Greenhouse experiment was conducted to determined the effect of six concentrations of jujub leave water extract (5, 10, 15, 20, 25 and 30 ml ̸ plant) on Meloidogyne incognita infecting common mandarin comparing with oxamyl under greenhouse conditions. The obtained results indicated that all tested materials improved all the plant growth criteria and diminished nematode parameters as well. On the other hand, using jujube water extract at 30 ml/ plant gave the maximum values of shoot and root lengths; shoot and root fresh weights shoot dry matter, leaves number/plant, and branches, whereas the concentration of 5 ml/ plant showed the minimum values in this respect. Oxamyl ranked first in percentage reduction values of the number of juveniles in soil (90.1%), galls (86.5%), eggmasses (93.9%) and eggs/egg mass number (63.33%) on roots, respectively.

Keywords

Control, Meloidogyne incognita, mandarin, jujube, water extract

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