Biocontrol of chocolate spot disease of faba bean - Baka, Zakaria;ElAzab, Nahla;Aldesuquy, Heshmat
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The present work was undertaken to investigate the possible role displayed by some phenolic compounds such as shikimic and salicylic acids or their combination in regulating growth, metabolism and productivity of faba bean plants infected by Botrytis fabae. In vitro, phenolic compounds inhibited mycelial growth of B. fabae. A pot experiment was conducted to evaluate the beneficial effect of seed presoaking in phenolic compounds on faba bean plants (Giza 429) as alternatives to fungicide to increase faba bean resistance against chocolate spot disease. Treatment of infected faba bean with…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The present work was undertaken to investigate the possible role displayed by some phenolic compounds such as shikimic and salicylic acids or their combination in regulating growth, metabolism and productivity of faba bean plants infected by Botrytis fabae. In vitro, phenolic compounds inhibited mycelial growth of B. fabae. A pot experiment was conducted to evaluate the beneficial effect of seed presoaking in phenolic compounds on faba bean plants (Giza 429) as alternatives to fungicide to increase faba bean resistance against chocolate spot disease. Treatment of infected faba bean with phenolic compounds caused noticeable reduction in the disease incidence, disease severity, root growth, shoot growth, pigments content, RWC, osmotic pressure, total soluble sugars, ions content and growth inhibitors. On the other hand, the same treatment caused noticeable increase of SWD, proline, total soluble nitrogen, organic acids, the activity of defense enzymes, growth promoters and yield components. Exogenous application of phenolic compounds or seed presoaking could overcome the adverse effects of B. fabae.
Autorenporträt
Prof. Baka is a plant pathologist at Damietta University, Egypt. He has got his Ph. D. degree from University of Sheffield (GB). He published around 52 papers. He visited the Universities of Sheffield (GB), California (USA) and Bergen (Norway) as postdoctoral fellowship. He has a good experience in ultrastructural and biological control research.