2016, Issue 6, Volume 8

A STUDY OF EFFECT ON DIFFERENT MEDIA PATHOLOGICAL STUDIES ON ANTHRACNOSE OF CHILLI (CAPSICUM ANNUM L.)

Praveen Pati Tripathi*

*Subject Matter Specialist, Plant Protection, Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Pampoli, East kameng,

Arunachal Pradesh

Received-05.07.2016, Revised-22.07.2016

Abstract: Anthracnose caused by Colletotrichum capsici is a common and sever disease of Chilli (Capsicum annum L.) keeping in view seriousness and importance of the disease, a chemical control trial was conducted at Student Research Farm,Pilikothi ,Jaunpur. A highly susceptible variety (local variety) was sown in 3 x 2m plots in Randomized Blok Design with three replications. Six fungicides, viz., Bavistin (0.10%), Vitavax (0.10%), Topsin-M (0.15%), Blitox-50(0.20%), IndofilM-45(0.20%) and Sulphur (0.20%) were sprayed. All the treatment was significantly superior over control. Bavistin was best for the control of the disease followed by Vitavax and Topsin-M which were significantly at per with other. The remaining fungicides were also significantly superior in decreasing disease incidence and increasing the yield in comparison to control.  

Keywords: Capsicum annum, Chilli, Pathological studies

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