Fungistatic effect of Alstonia scholaris against phytopathogenic fungi - Azhar, Wajeeha;Jabeen, Khajista
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Plants are the most important part of the cycle of nature. All other life forms are directly or indirectly dependent upon plants. To control or mitigate plant diseases researchers are applying chemical fertilizers and pesticides. Such inputs to agriculture have contributed significantly to the spectacular improvements in crop productivity but at the same time playing a role as a pollutant for environment and human beings. Consequently, some pest management researchers have focused their efforts on developing alternative inputs to synthetic chemicals for controlling pests and diseases.…mehr

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Plants are the most important part of the cycle of nature. All other life forms are directly or indirectly dependent upon plants. To control or mitigate plant diseases researchers are applying chemical fertilizers and pesticides. Such inputs to agriculture have contributed significantly to the spectacular improvements in crop productivity but at the same time playing a role as a pollutant for environment and human beings. Consequently, some pest management researchers have focused their efforts on developing alternative inputs to synthetic chemicals for controlling pests and diseases. Biological control of plant diseases is a long-term low-cost and non-detrimental to life. The development of biopesticides has been focused as a viable pest control strategy in recent years. Plant exudates, essential oils and extracts have potential antifungal activity against a wide range of fungi.Various kinds of alkaloids have been isolated from the leaves of A. scholaris. The present study was, therefore, carried out to explore the antifungal potential of organic solvent extracts of bark and leaves of Alstonia scholaris against one of the most phytopathogenic fungi Fusarium solani.
Autorenporträt
Wajeeha Azhar has passed her BS (HONS) in Botany from Lahore College for Women University and now completing her thesis of M.Phil from Fatima Jinnah Women University in the field of Environmental sciences. Dr. Khajista Jabeen has been appointed as Assistant Professor in Botany Department of Lahore College for Women University.