Biological control method for tobacco rot-not nematodes diseases and biocontrol agent thereof
A tobacco root-knot nematode and root-knot nematode technology, applied in nematicides, biocides, botanical equipment and methods, etc., can solve the problem of reducing tobacco quality and eating safety, difficulty in breeding disease-resistant varieties, and prevention and control Problems such as unsatisfactory effect
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[0078] After the emergence of tobacco seedlings, spray 1 compound microbial agent No. 1, compound microbial agent No. 2 and compound microbial agent No. 3 at 0.2 kg or 0.6 kg or 1.0 kg per mu, respectively, every 7 days or 10 days 200 times of liquid or 600 times of liquid or 1000 times of liquid, a total of 3 times, untreated tobacco seedlings as a control, transplanted to the same piece of field where root-knot nematode disease was severe in previous years after becoming seedlings, and managed according to conventional methods. The incidence of root-knot nematode disease in the root system of tobacco plants was investigated at the end of tobacco leaves harvesting and roasting. The survey results showed that after the emergence of tobacco seedlings, the compound microbial agent No. 1, compound microbial agent No. 2 and compound microbial agent No. 3 were sprayed three times respectively. The relative control effect against tobacco root-knot nematode is between 47.64 and 58.72%...
Embodiment 2
[0080] When growing flue-cured tobacco seedlings, mix the composite microbial agent No. 1, the composite microbial agent No. 2 and the composite microbial agent No. 3 into the commercially available floating seedling substrate, and mix 0.5kg or 2.5kg or 5kg of the composite microbial agent per 100kg of the seedling substrate. The untreated tobacco seedlings were used as a control, and transplanted to the same field where the root-knot nematode disease was severe in previous years, and managed according to conventional methods. The incidence of root-knot nematodes in tobacco plants was investigated at the end of tobacco leaf harvesting and roasting. The survey results showed that when the flue-cured tobacco seedlings were raised, the compound microbial agent No. 1, the compound microbial agent No. 2 and the compound microbial agent No. 3 were mixed into the seedling matrix respectively. The relative control effect against tobacco root-knot nematode is between 51.84% and 62.59%. ...
Embodiment 3
[0082] When growing flue-cured tobacco seedlings, mix the composite microbial agent No. 1, the composite microbial agent No. 2 and the composite microbial agent No. 3 into the commercially available floating seedling substrate, and mix 0.5kg or 2.5kg or 5kg of the composite microbial agent into each cubic seedling substrate. After the emergence of tobacco seedlings, spray 0.2kg or 0.6kg or 1.0kg per mu once every 7 days or 10 days, respectively. No. 3 200 times liquid or 600 times liquid or 1000 times liquid, a total of 2 times, untreated tobacco seedlings as a control, transplanted to the same piece of field where root-knot nematode disease was seriously infested in previous years, and managed according to conventional methods . The incidence of root-knot nematode disease in the root system of tobacco plants was investigated at the end of tobacco leaf harvesting and roasting. The survey results showed that: when the flue-cured tobacco was grown, the compound microbial agent N...
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