2022
DOI: 10.14692/jfi.18.1.9-18
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Potential of Biological Agents for Controlling Basal Rot Disease and Promoting Plant Growth in Shallot

Abstract: Pemanfaatan agens hayati menjadi salah satu komponen pengendalian penyakit secara terpadu dalam budi daya bawang merah. Penelitian ini bertujuan menguji efektivitas tiga agens hayati  (Bacillus subtilis B1 dan B298, Fusarium oxysporum nonpatogen T14a) dalam menekan insidensi penyakit busuk pangkal dan memacu pertumbuhan dua varietas bawang merah (‘Bima Brebes’ dan ‘Tajuk’) di lapangan. Penelitian eksperimental disusun dalam rancangan acak kelompok faktorial yang terdiri atas dua faktor, yaitu jenis agens hayat… Show more

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“…In addition, integrated weed control through mechanical methods, organic mulch, or intercropping can reduce weed competition and increase the productivity of shallot plants [24]- [27]. Likewise, biological protection from disease and pest attacks through biological agents, such as natural enemies of pests or microorganisms, can reduce dependence on synthetic chemical pesticides and minimize their negative impact on human health and the environment [28], [29]. The use of varieties resistant to diseases and pests and adaptive to climate change are also essential factors in sustainable shallot cultivation.…”
Section: Sustainable Practices For Shallot Cultivationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, integrated weed control through mechanical methods, organic mulch, or intercropping can reduce weed competition and increase the productivity of shallot plants [24]- [27]. Likewise, biological protection from disease and pest attacks through biological agents, such as natural enemies of pests or microorganisms, can reduce dependence on synthetic chemical pesticides and minimize their negative impact on human health and the environment [28], [29]. The use of varieties resistant to diseases and pests and adaptive to climate change are also essential factors in sustainable shallot cultivation.…”
Section: Sustainable Practices For Shallot Cultivationmentioning
confidence: 99%