Biocontrol strategies to manage fungal diseases in sugarcane
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Biocontrol strategies to manage fungal diseases in sugarcane
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Creator |
Viswanathan, R. and P. Malathi
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Sugarcane, Red rot, Wilt, Seedling rot, Sett rot, Biocontrol, PGPR, Trichoderma, Induced systemic resistance, Interactive proteomics
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Red rot, wilt, sett rot and seedling rot are the major fungal diseases for which biological control could be used as effective tool as a component of integrated disease management. Efficient fungal and bacterial antagonists have been identified against them and their efficacy has been proved under in vitro and in vivo conditions. For red rot, fungal bioagents viz., Chaetomium, Trichoderma and bacterial antagonists individually and combination of bacterial antagonists and fungicide were found to be effective in protecting the crop. Capability of bacterial antagonists in inducing resistance through induced systemic resistance (ISR) against red rot was established. Delivery of the antagonists through sett treatment was standardized for field application. Further, pressmud formulation of Trichoderma was found effective against wilt under field conditions. Similarly, use of Trichoderma formulation was highly effective against seedling rot caused by Pythium spp and it is used in seedling trays to manage the disease. Attempts were made to isolate and characterize antifungal genes/ proteins capable of reducing the pathogenic potential of Colletotrichum falcatum, the red rot pathogen have yielded desirable results. Recently, molecular approaches were applied to understand antagonistic mechanism between C. falcatum and T. harzianum. In vitro and in vivo studies during tritrophic interactions among the antagonist, the host plant and the pathogen revealed key pathogenicity genes/proteins in C. falcatum targeted by T. harzianum to reduce pathogenicity. Through interactive proteomics, many candidate antifungal proteins were identified from T. harzianum. Recent studies on biocontrol of sugarcane diseases revealed scope for its application in the field to manage these diseases and T. harzianum as a bridge species to identify pathogenicity genes of red rot pathogen Not Available |
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2021-11-27T09:44:09Z
2021-11-27T09:44:09Z 2019-04-01 |
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Review Paper
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0972-1525 http://krishi.icar.gov.in/jspui/handle/123456789/67926 |
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English
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Springer India
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