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Management of leaf spot of Centella asiatica (Thankuni) caused by Alternaria sp. and target leaf spot of Rauvolfia serpentina (Sarpagandha) caused by Corynespora cassicola Debjani Chowdhury, P. C. Paul and B. Dasgupta Department of Plant Pathology, Bidhan Chandra Krishi Viswavidyalaya, Mohanpur, Nadia, 741252, West Bengal, India E-mail:b_dasgupta25@yahoo.co.in A B S T R A C T A field trail was conducted at 'C' Block farm, Kalyani for the control of leaf spot of Centella asiatica (Thankuni) caused by Alternaria sp. and target leaf spot of Rauvolfia serpentina (Sarpagandha) caused by Corynespora cassicola by spraying three fungicides (carbendazim at 0.1%, mancozeb at 0.025% and blitox at 0.25%) and four biocontrol agents 7 7 8 (Trichoderma viride at 10 cfu / ml, T. harzianum at 10 cfu / ml, Pseudomonas fluorescens at 10 cell / ml and Biomonas-a formulated product of P. fluorescens preparation at 0.15% for three times at an interval of 15 days. The results revealed that the lowest percent disease incidence (PDI) of leaf spot of Thankuni caused by Alternaria sp. and highest yield in number of leaves per sq.m was recorded where carbendazim was sprayed. The highest yield in fresh weight, dry weight of leaves, fresh weight and dry weight of 1000 leaves was recorded. Application of mancozeb resulted in the lowest PDI of target spot of Sarpagandha, increased the yield (both fresh weight and dry weight of the plant per sq.m) and increased the fresh weight and dry weight of plants. Keywords: Target leaf spot, Alternaria sp., Corynespora cassicola, Trichoderma viride, Trichoderma harzianum, Pseudomonas fluorescens, Biomonas. Introduction suitable management prescription for leaf spot of Pathogenic diseases cause significant damage to Thankuni and caused by Alternaria sp. and target the crops and reduce the quality of the produce leaf spot of Sarpagandha caused by C. cassicola and acceptability to the market. The disease(s) using biocontrol agents and some safer may reduce the active chemical components in fungicides. plant parts used for medicinal purpose. Thankuni Materials and Methods (Centella asiatica) suffers from fungal diseases Field trial was conducted at Instructional Farm, caused by Cercospora centellae, leaf spot caused Bidhan Chandra Krishi Viswavidyalaya by Alternaria sp. and bacterial disease like (BCKV). All standard and recommended bacterial wilt caused by Pseudomonas agronomic packages of practices such as tillage, solanacearum. The avoidable yield loss due to spacing, manuring, irrigation and insect control leaf spot caused by Alternaria sp. was recorded for cultivation of the crop was followed. The at ca. 17-34% (Chowdhury 2011). Sarpagandha chemicals and bioagents were sprayed thrice at (Rauvolfia serpentina) suffers from many 15 days interval. The treatments were sprayings diseases (Momin et al. 2010). They, in a survey of T 1 = blitox at 0.25%; T 2 = carbendazim at conducted throughout the year, recorded ca. 0.1%; T 3 = mancozeb at 0.25%; T 4 = T. viride at 19 85% disease of target leaf spot caused by 7 7 Corynespora cassicola. 10 cfu per ml; T 5 = T. harzianum at 10 cfu per 8 ml; T 6 = P. fluorescens 10 per ml; T 7 = Biomonas Very little work has been done on management of [(P. fluorescens) 1.5% W.P. (Strain no. BIL-331; diseases of Thankuni and Sarpagandha. In this 9 CFU count: 2x10 /gm. min.)] at 0.15% and T 8 = presentation, attempts have been made to find

Control. Spraying was done as per treatment lowest yield was recorded in control treatment. schedule. Before starting the experiment all the At 1% level of significance it was statistically at infected plants in treatment rows were removed. par with all the above treatments and when Last application of chemicals was done in the sprayed with mancozeb. This showed that month of June. For leaf spot disease the number statistically there was no significant increase in of infected and healthy leaves in treatments was number of leaves. counted. In fresh weight of leaves per square M (g): Per cent disease incidence (PDI) was calculated Highest yield at 5% level of significance was as using the following formula: recorded in treatment where carbendazim at 0.1% was sprayed, being statistically at par with No. of leaves infected PDI = X 100 the treatments of mancozeb, T. harzianum and P. Total no. of leaves observed fluorescens sprays. At 1% level of significance it The PDI was angular transformed and was statistically at par with all the above analyzed statistically. Fresh weight of leaves and treatments and where sprayed with T. viride. The yield per sq. M for each treatment were lowest yield in fresh weight of leaves was recorded. All results obtained were subject to recorded in control treatment, being statistically analysis of variance. inferior to all other treatments at even 1% level of significance (Table 1). Results and Discussion In dry weight of leaves per square M (g): Management of leaf spot of thankuni The lowest yield (33.7g) was recorded in control (Centella asiatica) caused by Alternaria sp. treatment but was statistically at par with the Percent disease Incidence treatment where T. viride was sprayed even at 1% Highest disease (32.5%) was recorded in control level of significance (Table 1). Highest yield (71g) treatment and it was statistically higher than all in dry weight of leaves at 5% level of significance other treatments at 1% level of significance. was recorded in treatment where mancozeb at Lowest disease was recorded where 0.2% was sprayed and it was statistically at par carbendazim was sprayed and was statistically with the treatments where carbendazim and P. at par with Blitox sprayed at 5% level of fluorescens were sprayed. At 1% level of significance. At 1% level of significance it was significance it was statistically at par with all the statistically at par with the above treatment and above treatments and where spraying of where mancozeb was sprayed (Table 1). Biomonas, Blitox and T. harzianum were made. Yield parameters In number of leaves per square M: Highest yield was recorded in treatment where carbendazim @ 0.1% was sprayed (Table 1) though it was statistically at par with the treatments where T. harzianum, P. fluorescens and Biomonas were sprayed at 5% level of significance. At 1% level of significance it was statistically at par with all the above treatments and where spraying of mancozeb was made. The Fresh weight of 1000 leaves: The results (Table 1) revealed that highest fresh weight of 1000 leaves was recorded where mancozeb was sprayed, being statistically superior to all other treatments at 1% level of significance. In control treatment lowest fresh weight was recorded and it was statistically inferior to all other treatment at even 1% level of significance.

Dry weight of 1000 leaves: was sprayed.. The lowest yield in fresh weight of Highest dry weight of 1000 leaves was in leaves per square M was recorded in control treatment where mancozeb was sprayed but treatment though it was statistically at par with statistically at par with all the treatments except the treatments where T. harzianum, T. viride, P. control and T. harzianum treatment at 1% level fluorescens and Biomonas were sprayed at 1% of significance. level of significance (Table 2 ). These results thus revealed that spraying of In dry weight of leaves per square M (g): carbendazim resulted in highest disease control The results (Table 2) showed that the highest and increase in yield and other yield related yield in dry weight of leaves per square M at 1% parameters. Other test fungicides were also level of significance was recorded in treatment significantly effective in reducing the disease where mancozeb at 0.25% was sprayed being intensity and increasing the yield and weight of statistically superior to all other treatments. The leaves. The bioagents applied as spraying did not lowest yield in dry weight was recorded in show any promising results in reducing the control treatment and though statistically at par disease intensity and increasing the yield and with the treatments where Biomonas were other yield parameters. These results need sprayed at 5% level of significance. At 1% level confirmatory repetition in wider field trials of significance, it was statistically at par with the before final recommendation to the farmers. treatments where T. harzianum, and P. Management of target spot of Sarpagandha fluorescens were sprayed. (Rauvolfia serpentina) caused by Corynespora Fresh weight in g per plant: cassicola The results (Table 2) revealed that lowest fresh Percent disease Incidence weight was recorded in control treatment, Highest disease (29.4%) was recorded in control statistically at par with the treatments where T. treatment and it was statistically more than all viride, P. fluorescens and Biomonas were other treatments at 5% level of significance. At sprayed at 1% level of significance. The highest 1% level of significance it was statistically at par fresh weight was recorded in treatment where with the treatments where T. harzianum, P. mancozeb was sprayed though statistically at par fluorescens and Biomonas were sprayed. with treatments where carbendazim, Blitox and Lowest disease (10.2%) was recorded where T. harzianum were sprayed at 1% level of mancozeb was sprayed though it was significance. statistically at par where carbendazim, Blitox Dry weight of in g per plant: and T. viride were sprayed at 5% level of The highest dry weight was recorded in significance. At 1% level of significance it was treatment where mancozeb was sprayed, being statistically at par with all the treatments except statistically superior to all other treatments at 1% control (Table 2). level of significance. Lowest dry weight was Yield parameters recorded in control treatment being statistically In fresh weight of leaves per square M (g): at par with the treatments where T. viride was sprayed at 1% level of significance. Highest yield in fresh weight of leaves per square M at 1% level of significance was These results thus revealed that spraying of recorded in treatment where mancozeb at 0.25% mancozeb was best of the tested options

resulting in highest disease control (65.5%) and increasing the plant weight when tested by different yield parameters. Other test fungicides were also equally effective. The bioagents applied as spraying did not show any promise in reducing the disease intensity and increasing the yield and other yield parameters. However among the bioagents T. viride was better. The results thus obtained need to be repeated before recommendation to the farmers. Acknowledgements The authors are grateful to Dr. C.Sen, Retired Professor, Department of Plant Pathology, Bidhan Chandra Krishi Viswavidyalaya, Mohanpur, West Bengal for his suggestions during the course of investigation. Literature Cited Chowdhury Debjani. 2011 Studies on major diseases of Sarpagandha (Rauvolfia serpentina (L.) Benth ex Kurz) and Thankuni (Centella asiatica (L.) Urban). M.Sc.(Ag.) Thesis, Bidhan Chandra Krishi Viswavidyalaya, Mohanpur, West Bengal, India, pp.39. Momin Elvera Dasgupta B Paul P C Saha J Das S. 2010 Studies on target spot of Rauvolfia serpentina caused by Corynespora cassicola. The Journal of Plant Protection Sciences 2: 100-02.

Table 1. Management of leaf spot of Thankuni (Centella asiatica) caused by Alternaria sp. Spray Treatments Percent Disease Incidence Percent Disease Control Yield (no. of leaves / sq.m) Yield (Fresh wt. of leaves in g / sq.m) 1. Blitox (0.25%) 2. Carbendazim (0.1%) 3. Mancozeb (0.2%) 4. Trichoderma viride at10 7 cfu/ml 5. T. harzianum at10 7 cfu/ml 6. P. fluorescens at10 8 per ml 7. Biomonas at 0.15% 8. Control SEm± CD at 5% CD at1% CV% 15.20 (22.94)* 13.48 (21.54) 16.75 (24.12) 20.64 (26.99) 20.08 (26.37) 18.07 (25.16) 18.00 (25.10) 28.92 (32.53) 0.84 2.54 3.49 5.67 29.48 33.78 25.85 17.03 18.94 22.66 22.84-1624.33 2126.33 1850.00 1742.67 1975.67 1904.67 1893.33 1549.67 78.61 238.46 330.96 0.48 216.94 290.51 289.37 243.97 273.15 260.13 239.64 166.97 11.31 34.28 47.62 1.36 * Figures in parentheses are the angular transformed values of percent diseases incidence Yield (Dry wt. of leaves in g / sq.m) 54.31 67.39 71.15 37.63 53.82 63.67 56.69 33.74 4.33 13.13 18.23 3.79 Fresh wt of 1000 leaves in g 133.33 136.67 156.67 140.00 136.67 126.67 138.33 98.33 2.92 8.86 12.29 3.79 Dry wt of 1000 leaves in g 33.33 31.67 38.33 21.67 27.67 33.33 30.00 21.67 2.86 8.67 12.04 16.67

Table 2. Management of target spot of Sarpagandha (Rauvolfia serpentine) caused by Corynespora cassicola Spray Treatments Percent Disease Incidence Percent Disease Control Yield (Fresh wt. of plant in g / sq.m) Yield (Dry wt. of plants in g / sq.m) 1. Blitox (0.25%) 2. Carbendazim (0.1%) 3. Mancozeb (0.2%) 4. T. viride at 10 7 cfu/ml 5. T. harzianum at10 7 cfu/ml 6. P. fluorescens at 10 8 per ml 7. Biomonas at 0.15% 8. Control SEm± CD at 5% CD at1% CV% 8.84 (17.03) 4.60 (11.79) 8.65 (16.81) 3.26 (10.16) 12.93 (20.94) 11.40 (19.67) 12.89 (20.58) 23.25 (29.43) 2.62 7.96 11.04 24.83 42.13 59.94 42.88 65.48 28.85 33.16 30.07 -- 465.68 463.24 560.76 429.10 524.19 505.90 451.05 402.28 21.56 65.40 90.77 0.97 117.02 132.26 191.62 128.09 141.41 153.59 141.16 104.83 7.37 22.35 31.03 9.20 *Figures in parentheses are the angular transformed values of percent diseases incidence Fresh wt in g per plant 127.33 123.33 153.33 117.33 143.33 138.33 123.33 110.00 5.83 17.68 24.54 1.86 Dry wt of in g per plant 32.00 36.17 52.40 26.00 38.67 42.00 38.60 25.33 1.75 5.31 7.37 8.34