[Objective] The nematicidal activity of plant extracts was investigated. We aimed to explore a kind of botanical pesticide to control Hirschmanniella spp. [Method] The Chuanxiong (root), agrimony (whole plant), co...[Objective] The nematicidal activity of plant extracts was investigated. We aimed to explore a kind of botanical pesticide to control Hirschmanniella spp. [Method] The Chuanxiong (root), agrimony (whole plant), cocklebur (grain), basil (leaves), ragweed (stems and leaves), green onion (root), garlic (tuber), Yuzhu (leaves), marshpeper smartweed (whole plant), horseweed (aboveground stems and leaves) were dried, grinded and sieved. The powders were then extracted by ethanol at room temperature for 24 h. The extract solutions were filtered through fil- ter pater. The obtained plant extracts were then diluted to determine their nematici- dal activities. [Result] The Chuanxiong extract had the highest nematicidal activity, followed by cocklebur extract, agrimony extract, basil extract, garlic extract, ragweed extract. The horseweed extract had the lowest nematicidal activity. [Conclusion] The Chuanxiong and other plants were natural, and they had a good environmental compatibility. They could be developed as botanical pesticides against Hirschman- niella spp.展开更多
[Objective] This study was conducted to screen suitable fungicides to con-trol ginseng leaf blight caused by Alternaria panax_Whetz. [Method] The antifungal activity of seven fungicides against A. panax_ was determine...[Objective] This study was conducted to screen suitable fungicides to con-trol ginseng leaf blight caused by Alternaria panax_Whetz. [Method] The antifungal activity of seven fungicides against A. panax_ was determined based on mycelial growth rate in vitro. [Result] The results of in vitro antibiotic activity assay showed that there were significant differences in inhibition rate among different concentration treatments of each of the seven fungicides. Toxicity test results showed that among the seven fungicides, difenoconazole had the smal est EC50 (0.61 mg/L), fol owed by streptomycin and captan, with EC50 value lower than 100 mg/L. [Conclusion] A fungicide which had strong antifungal activity on A. panax was screened out, and the results wil provide a theoretical basis for further field trial.展开更多
基金Supported by Science and Technology Project of Hunan Provincial Department of Education(11A059)Earmarked Fund for China Agriculture Research System(CARS19-05B)~~
文摘[Objective] The nematicidal activity of plant extracts was investigated. We aimed to explore a kind of botanical pesticide to control Hirschmanniella spp. [Method] The Chuanxiong (root), agrimony (whole plant), cocklebur (grain), basil (leaves), ragweed (stems and leaves), green onion (root), garlic (tuber), Yuzhu (leaves), marshpeper smartweed (whole plant), horseweed (aboveground stems and leaves) were dried, grinded and sieved. The powders were then extracted by ethanol at room temperature for 24 h. The extract solutions were filtered through fil- ter pater. The obtained plant extracts were then diluted to determine their nematici- dal activities. [Result] The Chuanxiong extract had the highest nematicidal activity, followed by cocklebur extract, agrimony extract, basil extract, garlic extract, ragweed extract. The horseweed extract had the lowest nematicidal activity. [Conclusion] The Chuanxiong and other plants were natural, and they had a good environmental compatibility. They could be developed as botanical pesticides against Hirschman- niella spp.
基金Supported by National Natural Science Fondation of China(31260067)Collegeenterprise Cooperation Project of Yanbian University[(2015)6]~~
文摘[Objective] This study was conducted to screen suitable fungicides to con-trol ginseng leaf blight caused by Alternaria panax_Whetz. [Method] The antifungal activity of seven fungicides against A. panax_ was determined based on mycelial growth rate in vitro. [Result] The results of in vitro antibiotic activity assay showed that there were significant differences in inhibition rate among different concentration treatments of each of the seven fungicides. Toxicity test results showed that among the seven fungicides, difenoconazole had the smal est EC50 (0.61 mg/L), fol owed by streptomycin and captan, with EC50 value lower than 100 mg/L. [Conclusion] A fungicide which had strong antifungal activity on A. panax was screened out, and the results wil provide a theoretical basis for further field trial.