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- Title
THE DYNAMICS OF OCCURRENCE OF SOME SPECIFIC PATHOGENIC AGENTS ATTACK AT WATERMELONS (SOIL FUNGI), UNDER PEDOCLIMATIC CONDITIONS OF NORTHERN BARAGAN (BRĂILA COUNTY).
- Authors
VELICHI, Eugen
- Abstract
An experiment was set up with different cultivars of watermelons in 2013, 3 variants (3 known varieties). These varieties were: V1 - Crimson Sweet, V2 - Dochiţa, V3 - Sugar Baby. The scope of the experiment was to monitor the occurrence and evolution of the attack of some specific pathogenic agents, especially fungi, at watermelons. It was also monitored the correlation between the attack degree (G.A.%) of the mentioned pathogenic agents and the production, as well and the quality of the production. The experiment was set up in a Latin square, with strict compliance with the experimental technique requirements. During the vegetation period, symptoms produced by Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. Niveum fungus which produces fusarium wilt of watermelons (Velichi E. 2006) have appeared differentially, on each experimental variant. Other diseases, like the ones produced by the attack of Colletotrichum lagenarium fungus which produces the anthracnose of curcubitaceae or by the attack of Sphaerotheca fuliginea fungus (Iacob Viorica, Hatman, M., Ulea, E., Puiu, I. 2000) which produces the mildew of cucurbitaceae, did not manifest to the crop of watermelons which were subject to the experiment. Production's harvest was done in instalments. Between the results of the production, achieved variant wise, there were obtained differences ensured statistically, as against Sugar Baby control sample. The most productive watermelon variety, in the climatic conditions of the year 2013, was proved to be Crimson Sweet. Fusaryum oxysporum f. sp. niveum fungus affected relatively uniformly those three varieties studied within the experiment. The degree of attack (G.A.%) of F. oxysporum f. sp. niveum fungus did not manifest differences ensured statistically, between variants - sample F for G.A% = 16,97 (19,00). It appears the conclusion that no causes of phytopathogenous nature stay at the origin of the production differences between those three variants.
- Subjects
WATERMELON diseases &; pests; WATERMELON varieties; MICROBIOLOGY; PLANTS; FRUIT quality; STATISTICAL correlation
- Publication
Agronomy Series of Scientific Research / Lucrări Ştiinţifice Seria Agronomie, 2013, Vol 56, Issue 2, p173
- ISSN
1454-7414
- Publication type
Article