Author(s):

K Bhanuprasad, Jai Prakash Mishra and Rajendra Prasad

Abstract: Colletotrichum falcatum has been tested in in-vitro for various fungicides and essential oils. In the essential oil tests, a maximum inhibition of mycelia growth (48%) in peppermint oil, and a minimum inhibition of mycelia growth in peppermint were found at 10µl concentration. Chlorothalonil was shown to have fully inhibited mycelia growth of test-fungus from five fungicides, accompanied by chlorothalonil (80.0%), whereas bayleton (75.71%) was less inhibitive.

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