Biodiversity and management of nematodes associated with rice in Eastern India
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Biodiversity and management of nematodes associated with rice in Eastern India
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Creator |
S.S. Singh, M. G. Haidar, A. R. Khan, A. K. Sikka, L. K. Prasad, John L. Gaunt and J.P. Singh
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Control, plant parasitic nematodes.. rice, survey. wet season, winter (dry).
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The nematode population associated with rice and the effect of different management practices on them in farmers fields in Patna. Binar. eastern India in 2002-2003 are presented. Hirschmannielta ury :ae. Tylencirorhync!w.s mashhuodi. Hopiolainms indicas. 4efoidcgync sp ., lfotyle11clwlus reniformis. Vicylendws sp., Hel icorylenchus indicus. l}'Jenchus sp Hemicriconemoid2s sp. wen: t:ncour1lt:rt:d in tht: fields along with nur1- parasitic nematodes. H oryzmT mashhoodi and Jfdoirfogyne sp. were the dominant species. The treatment with carbofur:rn CaJ lkg a.iiha in nL1rser1 beds and in fields, 40 days after transplantation rcdu-ccd total popu!ation of plant prnsitfc nematodes in soil by up to 23.5% from initial levels and increased to yield by 27.6%. Deep summer ploughing also reduced the population by 36.9% and increased the yield by 23.3%. Not Available |
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Date |
2019-10-21T10:54:04Z
2019-10-21T10:54:04Z 2005-12-01 |
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Research Paper
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http://krishi.icar.gov.in/jspui/handle/123456789/23751 |
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English
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International Journal of Nematology
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