tailieunhanh - Losses due to red rot pathogen in cane juice quality

Red rot disease of sugarcane is caused by Colletotrichum falcatum Went, a disease of major importance in the most of sugarcane growing state of India. Red rot caused a wide range of reduction in juice quality and also it is responsible for degeneration of varieties in sugarcane. The present investigation was under taken at SRI, Pusa, to assess the deterioration in cane juice quality induced by red rot pathogen. The observation clearly revealed that there was an appreciable reduction in the juice quality . Pol, Brix and Purity. | EXCELLENT PUBLISHERS International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences ISSN 2319-7706 Volume 7 Number 02 2018 Journal homepage http Original Research Article https Losses Due to Red Rot Pathogen in Cane Juice Quality Md. Minnatullah1 and . Kamat2 1 Department of Plant Pathology SRI DRPCAU Pusa Bihar - 848125 India 2Department of Plant Breeding SRI DRPCAU Pusa Bihar - 848125 India Corresponding author ABSTRACT Keywords Sugarcane Losses Red rot Juice Article Info Accepted 04 January 2018 Available Online 10 February 2018 Red rot disease of sugarcane is caused by Colletotrichum falcatum Went a disease of major importance in the most of sugarcane growing state of India. Red rot caused a wide range of reduction in juice quality and also it is responsible for degeneration of varieties in sugarcane. The present investigation was under taken at SRI Pusa to assess the deterioration in cane juice quality induced by red rot pathogen. The observation clearly revealed that there was an appreciable reduction in the juice quality . Pol Brix and Purity. However the extent of losses varied according to the pathogenic behavior of the isolates and the degree of resistance of cane varieties. Maximum reduction was observed in susceptible genotypes . - CoSe 95422 CoS 8436 and BO 128. The reduction ranging from to per cent in Brix to per cent in Pol and to per cent in purity. Whereas minimum reduction was observed in resistant and moderately resistant genotypes which ranged from to in brix to per cent in pol and to per cent in purity. Therefore it can be concluded that red rot pathogen impaired the cane juice quality. The resistant variety is the best solution to overcome red rot disease as chemical control measures against red rot is not too much feasible when it occurred. Thus during development of sugarcane varieties sincere efforts should .

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• Red rot
• Losses due to red rot pathogen
• Cane juice quality
• Under taken at SRI
• Red rot pathogen
• Different dates of inoculation
• Inoculation and evaluation
• Sugarcane varieties against red rot disease
• Red rot disease of sugarcane
• Water deficit stress
• Erianthus procerus
• Intergeneric hybrid
• Red rot resistance
• Biological control
• Promoting sugarcane seedling growth
• Red rot (Colletotrichum falcatum went)
• Potentiality of native pseudomonas spp
• GA as percentage of mean
• Red rot disease score
• Un inoculated early maturing sugarcane clones
• Juice quality traits
• Variability in red rot inoculated
• Cash crop
• Red stripe top rot
• Acidovorax avenae subsp
• Top rot disease of sugarcane
• Red stripe of sugarcane
• Disease and weather factors
• Weather factors
• Development of red
• Sugarcane agro ecosystem
• Red rot tolerant sugarcane
• Antifungal gene
• Colletotrichum falcatum Went
• Sugarcane transformation
• Chitinase gene
• Chitinase activity
• Transgene mRNA expression
• Red grapes
• A niger and Neurospora sp
• Pathogen aspergillus niger
• Actinomycetes diversity
• Exophytic and endophytic
• Inhibition ability
• Pokkah boeng
• Yellow leaf disease
• Major sugarcane growing areas
• Sugarcane diseases