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Title: | Effect of Trichoderma seed treatment on root growth (Pot culture) |
Project Code: | 104-6 |
Published/ Complete Date: | 2015-01-01 |
Division or Unit: | Plant Physiology |
PI Name: | Lakshmi Prayaga |
Project Investigator Designation: | Principal Scientist |
Project Investigator Email: | lakshmi.prayaga@icar.gov.in |
CoPI Name: | Lakshmamma P |
Co-Project Investigator Designation: | Principal scientist |
Co-Project Investigator Email: | Not Available |
Co-Center PI/Any Collaborator: | Not Available |
Co-Center PI/Any Collaborator Designation: | Not Available |
Co-Center PI/Any Collaborator Email: | Not Available |
Current Location of Data : | PI |
Current Person's Email: | lakshmi.prayaga@icar.gov.in |
Since when: | 1001-01-01 |
Abstract/Description: | To study the effect on root traits, seeds were treated with 3 isolates of Trichoderma, that were found to have positive effect on growth in the earlier experiments, viz., TV-5, Th-4d, T-673. Sowing was taken up in in polybags of size 30 cm diameter and 45 cm height. Stress was imposed from 35 DAS and the stress treatments received only 30% of water given to control. 14 DAS, all the Trichoderma treated plants showed more root length (31.1 cm) than untreated (13.3cm) with no effect on shoot characters. The same trend continued till 25DAS and root length, volume, weight and TDM of treated plants was more compared to control. Among the Trichoderma treatments, T-673 recorded more root length and TV-5 more root volume. From 40DAS, the difference between treated and untreated became marginal for all characters except for TDM which was high in treated plants both in control and stress treatments till 65DAS. |
Funding Type: | Internal |
Funding Source: | ICAR |
Subject: | Plant Physiology |
Keywords: | sunflower trichoderma seed treatment root traits plant growth |
List of Attributes: | root length root volume root weight TDM |
Available Data Format: | WordFile |
Data Scale: | analyzed |
Language: | English |
Extent Time To: | 2015-06-01 |
Extent Time From: | 2015-01-01 |
Availability (Extent): | Not Available |
Data Location: | Project Investigator |
Source: | Not Available |
Relation: | Not Available |
URI: | http://krishi.icar.gov.in/jspui/handle/123456789/4172 |
Appears in Collections: | CS-IIOR-Data Inventory |
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