The effect of plant activators, organic and inorganic fertilizers on bacterial wilt disease of tomato
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In the study, effect of seven plant activators, organic and inorganic fertilizers (Auxigro, EM1, Herbagreen, ISR-2000, Messenger, Protamin Cu, Regalia) on bacterial wilt disease of tomato were investigated. The preparation were applied to plants by three different applications (1) dipping to roots, (2) spraying leaves and (3) combinations of dipping to roots and spraying leaves applications. Five preparations in greenhouse pot studies (ISR-2000, Messenger, Auxigro, Herbagreen ve Regalia) and only ISR-2000 in open field study were effective to the disease. The best application of the preparations was combinations of dipping to roots and spraying leaves. In the results of the study, plant activators, organic and inorganic fertilizers can be combined in integrated pest management of the disease.
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Özlem Soykan
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Özlem Soykan (Master Thesis). The effect of plant activators, organic and inorganic fertilizers on bacterial wilt disease of tomato, 2010, Çukurova University.
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