Diseases of Chickpea Crop and Their Management

Kumar, Anil; Kumar, Santosh; Kumar, Sanjay; Singh, Birender

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“…Parvin et al (2020) reported that after removal of diseased vine and roots , soil should be treated with the neem cake , mustard cake or farmyard manure and then the soil can be drenched with 0.1% Carbendazim f or management of the collar rot disease.To control Powdery mildews, it is essential to remove diseased leaves from the plant and after that spraying 0.2% wettable Sulfur or dust Sulfur (25kg /ha) is essential (Chhetri et.al., 2021). Similarly Anthracnose disease of betel vine can be controlled by spraying 0.2% Ziram or 0.5% Bordeaux mixture after plucking the diseased leaves from the infected plant (Kumar et al 2016).…”

Section: Chemical Controlmentioning

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Fungal diseases of Betel vine (Piper betle L.) in India and their management : An overview

Banerjj,

Ghosh

2024

JMycR

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Betel vine (Piper betle L.) ,commonly known as Pan, is one of the major cash crops in India. It is also referred to as green gold of India. Following the traditional practice, betel leaves are chewed directly by the people of different states of India and it is also indispensable in various religious , social and cultural aspects of human life. Besides this, Betel vine has nutritive and therapeutic value by virtue of its phytochemical constituents. The present review mainly discusses the major diseases of Betel vine such as Foot rot, Collar rot, Root rot, Leaf spot and Powdery mildew caused by fungal pathogens. The environmental conditions inside Pan Baroj are favourable for the growth of fungal pathogens, thus resulting to the incidence of fungal diseases of betel vine. Among the above mentioned diseases, Foot rot caused by Phytophthora parasitica and Collar rot caused by Sclerotium rolfsii are the two most deadly diseases of betel vine which cause significant reduction in yield (upto 90-100%) every year consequencing huge economic loss. Although chemical fungicide treatment was found to be the most effective method for disease management, but considering their toxic effect on human health and ecosystem , the use of biocontrol agents is a better alternative for disease control. Recently Integrated disease management strategy is found to be effective in controlling fungal diseases of betel vine.

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Section: Chemical Controlmentioning

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Fungal diseases of Betel vine (Piper betle L.) in India and their management : An overview

Banerjj,

Ghosh

2024

JMycR

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“…During the cold weather season, regulate irrigation. After plucking the leaves, spray streptomycin at 400 ppm plus the Bordeaux mixture (0.25%) at 20-day intervals (Kumar et al, 2016) (Figure 2).…”

Section: Bacterial Leaf Spot or Stem Rot (Xanthomonas Campestris Pv B...mentioning

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Challenges and Economic Feasibility of Betelvine Cultivation in Uttar Pradesh

Kumar,

Yadav,

Jangid

et al. 2023

IJEP

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Betel vine (Piper betel L.) is referred to as “Paan” in India. It is the most significant and profitable commercial crop and is cultivated as a significant cash crop due to its high benefit cost ratio (2.3). Fresh betel leaves found rich source of phyto-nutrients and vitamins viz., proteins, minerals, fibre, carbohydrates, vitamin A and vitamin B1. Uttar Pradesh region is favourable for better cultivation of betel vine. There are a few areas in Uttar Pradesh that are well-known for growing betel leaves, such as Bundelkhand, Varanasi, and Unnao. Betel vine farming is labour and capital intensive and best suited to small-scale farmers with a stable source of work and income. The main challenges associated with betel vine cultivation are lack of quality planting material, disease and pest infestation, lack of market, and natural calamities. Leaf rot, wilt, and leaf spot are the major diseases that significantly affect the quality and productivity of betel leaves. But due to its perishable nature and price fluctuations, this is one of the biggest marketing challenges faced by betel vine farmers. Establishing a market intelligence system to forecast prices in advance and simultaneously exploring the export market may be beneficial for realising a higher return on betel vine cultivation. Young farmers are excited to cultivate the betel vine and promote it as a cash crop for gainful employment in Uttar Pradesh. The Government of Uttar Pradesh has launched a scheme to promote the quality production of betel vine leaves.

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“…It is therefore considered a driver for crop diversification in different situations. Organic manure application improved soil structure and made nutrients available, leading to higher yields in crops [2][3][4][5][6][7][8]. Nitrogen application has been instrumental in the global increase of maize production over the last four decades.…”

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Assessment of Variation in Physico-Chemical Properties of soil of Maize as Influenced by Levels of NPK, and Vermicompost at Eastern Uttar Pradesh, India

Raj

Bharose

Swaroop

et al. 2023

IJPSS

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A field experiment was carried out throughout Zaid season 2022 on the research farm of the Department of Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry, SHUATS, Prayagraj, to examine the variations in physicochemical properties of soil and yield of maize, as affected by the levels of NPK and vermicompost in the eastern part of Uttar Pradesh. The soil at the test site was sandy loam in texture and is located at 25024’30’’ North latitude, 81051’10” East longitude, and about 98 meters above sea level. The experiment was designed in a block-based design that was randomly randomized with nine different treatments T1@0%NPK ha-1 + @0%Vermicompost ha-1, T2@0%NPK ha-1 + @50% Vermicompost ha-1, T3 @ 0% NPK ha-1 + @100% Vermicompost ha-1, T4 @ 50% NPK ha-1 +@ 0% Vermicompost ha-1, T5 @50% NPK ha-1 + @50% Vermicompost ha-1 , T6 @50%NPK ha-1 +@100%Vermicompost ha-1 , T7 @ 100% NPK ha-1 +@ 0% Vermicompost ha-1 , T8 @ 100% NPK ha-1 +@ 50% Vermicompost ha-1 , T9 @ 100%NPK ha-1+ @100% Vermicompost ha-1. which were replicated thrice. The soil's physico-chemical characteristics before sowing and following crop harvest were assessed using standard procedures. Bulk density, Particle density, percent pore space and water holding capacity Was determined by (Muthuval et al) pH, Ec and organic carbon was determined by Digital pH meter, Digital EC meter and Walkley and Black method respectively. Available N, P, K was determined by Kjeldhal Method, Colorimetric method and Flame photometric method respectively. The experimental findings showed that the Bulk density, percent of pore space, capacity for holding water, Ec, organic carbon and available N, P, K of soil were found to be significant at various quantities that included NPK and Vermicompost. Post-harvest soil physico-chemical properties (Water holding capacity, percent pore space, Electrical conductivity, organic carbon, Available nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium) were maximum underT9(100%NPK ha-1+ 100% Vermicompost ha-1) and followed by T8(100%NPK ha-1+ 50% Vermicompost ha-1). It was also observed that the soil's Bulk and particle density were improved under T9(100%NPK ha-1+ 100% Vermicompost ha-1) when compared with other control treatments and treatments combinations. Bulk density gradually decreased with an increased dose of NPK and vermicompost. So, integrating inorganic and organic fertilizers has resulted in improved physico-chemical properties compared to the sole use of 100% RDF.

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Diseases of Chickpea Crop and Their Management

Cited by 4 publications

References 10 publications

Fungal diseases of Betel vine (Piper betle L.) in India and their management : An overview

Fungal diseases of Betel vine (Piper betle L.) in India and their management : An overview

Challenges and Economic Feasibility of Betelvine Cultivation in Uttar Pradesh

Assessment of Variation in Physico-Chemical Properties of soil of Maize as Influenced by Levels of NPK, and Vermicompost at Eastern Uttar Pradesh, India

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