Control of economically important disease of cereals

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1 Control of economically important disease of cereals
Presented by:- Gaurav Kumar Pal M.Sc.Applied Microbiology 3rd sem Department of Microbiology CCS University Meerut

2 Introduction :- Different types of cereals crops are affected by various type of bacterial fungal &viral disease. They damage the grains &straw yield of cereals crops. These cereals crops are – Rice (Oryza sativa) Wheat (Triticum spp.) Maize (Zea mays ) Barley (Hordeum vulgare) In these crops rice & wheat crops grown mostly.

3 Disease in Rice :- BLAST Disease :- Pathogen:-Pyricularia oryzae
Symptoms:- Aerial parts of plant infected. Spindle shaped spots on leaves. Centre is whitish grey spots with brown margins. Rice blast disease

4 Control :- By resistant varieties By seed treatment By spraying
Co 4,TKM-1,Co 29,IR-579,A-249,A-200,T-603,T-141 etc. By seed treatment immerse seed on 0.2% Solution of Kalimat B for 24 hrs. By spraying Spraying Bordeaux Mixture before & after the flowering of the crop. By proper manuring Should not used Nitrogen fertilizer in excess amount &used potassic &phosphoric manure.

5 Brown spot (fungal blight)
Pathogen :-Helminthosporium oryzae Symptoms:- Development of dark brown spots on the upper surface of the leaf. Disease appears after transplanting. Infected all parts of plant except roots. Seed borne disease. Brown spot disease

6 Control :- By resistant varieties By seed treatment By spraying
CH-13,TI-41,T-2114,Bam-10,Nagra41-14,IET-13238,CR-8430 etc. By seed treatment seed treatment with ceresan. seed treatment with agrosan GN. By hot water treatment 50-52°C for 10 minutes. By spraying Spraying Bordeaux Mixture Spraying dithane Z-78(organic sulfur compounds ) By proper manuring Should not used Nitrogen fertilizer in excess amount. Level of nitrogen &phosphorus should be well balanced.

7 Bacterial blight :- Pathogen :-Xanthomonas oryzae Symptoms:-
Appearance of dull greenish water soaked or yellowish spot on the tip of leaf. Bacteria induce wilting of plants. Occurs within 3-4 weeks after transplantation. Lesions turn yellow to white as the disease advances. Severely infected leaves tend to dry quickly. Seed borne disease . Seedling wilt by bacterial blight disease

8 Control:- By field sanitation By resistant varieties By seed treatment
removing weed hosts, rice straws. By resistant varieties IET- 9190,CR ,RP ,RP ,etc. By seed treatment Seed treatment with bleaching powder (100µg/ml) and zinc sulfate (2%) reduce bacterial blight. Soaking of seed for 8 hrs in ceresan. By spraying Control of the disease with copper compounds, antibiotics and other chemicals highly effective. By proper manuring Proper application of fertilizer, especially nitrogen. Proper plant spacing are recommended for the management of bacterial leaf blight.

9 False smut disease Pathogen- Ustilaginoidea virens Symptoms-
Individual rice grain transformed into a mass of spores or yellow fruiting bodies. Growth of spores enclose floral parts. Immature spores are smooth, yellow, and covered by a membrane. Growth of spores result to broken membrane. Mature spores orange and turn yellowish green or greenish black. Only few grains in a panicle are usually infected. Infected penicle

10 False smut control- Crop rotation Spraying Resistant varieties
Effective against disease. Spraying At preflowering stages spraying of carbendazim fungicide and copper base fungicide can effectively control the disease. Applying captan, captafol, fentin hydroxide, and mancozeb can be inhibited conidial germination. Three spray of 0.4% Bordeaux mixture (when plants are about 3 months) Resistant varieties Sabarmati, Saket-4,Sona,Surya,Vijaya,Jayanti,IR 22,IR 26,IR 28 etc. field sanitation Destruction of straw and stubble from infected plants is recommended to reduce the disease.

11 Tungro disease of virus
Pathogen :-rice tungro virus Symptoms:- discoloration begins from leaf tip and then lower leaf portion. infected leaves may also show striped appearance. reduced tillering delayed flowering, which may delay maturity most panicles sterile or partially filled grains and covered with dark brown blotches. Control:- Use of resistant varieties Tungro disease

12 Disease of wheat Rust Disease :- Earliest known disease of crop plants
Three different forms of rust attack on wheat crops. Black or stem rust (Puccinia graminis tritici) Leaf or Brown or orange rust (Puccinia triticina Eriks.) Yellow or stripe rust(Puccinia striiformis) Found in all over the world . Rust disease

13 Black or stem rust disease
Pathogen:- Puccinia graminis tritici Symptoms:- Having large spore mass. Pustules are dark reddish brown. Occur on both sides of the leaves, & stems & on spikes . The infection sites feel rough to the touch. Stem rust disease

14 Leaf rust disease Pathogen:- Puccinia triticina Eriks Symptoms:-
Small brown pustules develop on the leaf blades. They may group into patches in serious cases. Infectious spores are transmitted via the soil Reddish-orange urediospores develop. rupture the epidermis of the leaf surface as the spores mature. Leaf rust disease

15 Yellow rust disease Pathogen:- Puccinia striiformis Symptoms:-
Appearance of yellow-colored stripes on each leaf blade. These yellow stripes are yellow colored urediniospores. The disease usually occurs early in the growth season, when temperature ranges between 2 and 15°C. Weakened plants. loss in number of grains per spike and grain weight. Yellow rust disease

16 Control of rust disease
By resistant varieties HD 2009,SONALIKA,WH 147,S 307,S 308,HW 741,WL 614,C 306 etc. By spraying Spraying nabam &zinc sulphate. Spraying dithane ,zineb,etc. Spraying actidione etc. By proper manuring Should not used Nitrogen fertilizer in excess amount. Rust resistance increased by the use of potassic manure. field sanitation Destruction of self shown plants is recommended to reduce the disease. Cultivation of early maturing varieties early maturing escape from the attack of rust.

17 Loose Smut disease Pathogen:- Ustilago nuda Symptoms:-
Seed borne disease. Disease seen only on the emergence of the ears. The black powder is seen in the ear instead of flowers. Masses of smut spores replace the entire head of plants. Loose smut disease

18 Control of Loose Smut disease
By resistant varieties NP 710,NP 729,NP 823,MP 108,MP 144,MP 168,Bansi 224, etc. Sanitation Infected ears should be burned outside the field. Spore is destroyed . By seed treatment By hot water treatment 50-52°C for 10 minutes. By solar treatment Clean seeds should be used. By chemical treatment Kept hrs in 2%spergon or chlorose destroyed pathogen.

19 Karnal bunt disease Pathogen:-Tilletia indica Symptoms:-
A few kernels per spike to be affected by this disease. Diseased kernels can be easily detected by visual inspection: A mass of black teliospores replaces a portion of the endosperm. Diseased kernels give off a fishy odor when crushed. Bunt disease in wheat grains

20 Healthy seed 2 % Infection 10 % Infection
30 % infection 50 % infection 100 % infection

21 Karnal bunt disease control
By resistant varieties Kalyan sona,S 227,PV 18,HD 2012,4513,4519,IWP 72,87,127,129,WL885,1581 etc. By seed treatment By disinfesting seeds in a 1.5% solution of sodium hypochlorite plus Tween 20 for 10 minutes Clean seeds should be used. By crop rotation Proved beneficial for disease control.

22 Powdery mildew disease
Pathogen:-Blumeria graminis sp. Tritici Symptoms:- White to pale gray, fuzzy or powdery colonies of mycelia, and conidia. Present on the upper surfaces of leaves and leaf sheaths (especially on lower leaves) , and sometimes on the spikes. Older fungal tissue is yellowish gray. This superficial fungal material can be rubbed off easily with the fingers.

23 Control of Powdery mildew disease
By resistant varieties NP 710,NP 718,E750,C 591,Sonora,Sonora HD 2204,hd 2074,VL 401,etc. By chemical treatment By using sulpher dusting . By crop rotation Proved beneficial for disease control. By spraying Spray with 0.1% benlate Spray with 0.1%Karathane

24 Leaf blight disease Pathogen:-Alternaria triticina Symptoms:-
Small, chlorotic, oval shaped lesions appear. These lesions become irregular in shape. The chlorotic borders of the lesions may become diffuse and turn light to dark brown in color. Lesions are difficult to distinguish from spot. Infection usually starts on the lower leaves, but symptoms can be found on all plant parts. Leaf blight disease

25 Control of Leaf blight disease
By resistant varieties NP 4,NP 52,NP 200,NP 809,NP 824 etc. Sanitation Infected plants should be burned outside the field. By seed treatment By hot water treatment 50-52°C for 10 minutes. Clean seeds should be used.

26 Disease in maize Head smut disease Pathogen: Sphacelotheca reiliana
Symptoms : the fungus penetrates the seedlings and grows inside the plant without showing symptoms, Infection of the tassel also leads to reduced pollen production. Abnormal development of the tassels. Masses of black spores in place of the normal ear. Control of disease :- By sanitization By crop rotation By resistant varieties Head smut disease in corn

27 Brown spot disease :- Control Pathogen:-Physoderma maydis Symptoms :-
Occurs in areas of high rainfall and high temperatures. It attacks leaves, leaf sheaths, stalks. Symptoms develop on leaf blades and consist of small chlorotic spots. Spots on the mid-ribs are circular and dark brown, while lesions on chlorotic spots. Nodes and internodes also show brown lesions. Control By field sanitation Resistant varieties Brown spot disease in corn leaf

28 Ear rot disease Pathogen:Fusarium graminearum Fusarium moniliforme
Symptoms: Ear infection begins as white mycelium. later turns reddish-pink, in infected kernels. The fungus produces mycotoxins. Infected kernels develop a cottony growth. The fungus produces mycotoxins known as fumonisins, which are harmful to several animal species. Ear rot disease in corn

29 Control of Ear rot disease
Resistance varieties Cultivation of varieties that are resistant to ear rots is the most practical and cost-effective means of ear rot management. Chemical control Where the crop is infected systemically with Fusarium species, application of fungicide early in the season can limit ear infection. Management of insect pests (ear borers) will reduce infection of the ear through injury sites caused by insect feeding. Proper storage Storing grain at low moisture (below 15%) reduces the disease. Cultural control Management of infected crop debris will reduce the amount of disease.

30 Reference Agrios, George N. ,Plant Pathology. 5th ed. Burlington, MA: Elsevier Academic Press, 2005. Pandey b.p.,plant pathology pathogen &plant disease(2010),page no ( ).s.chand &co.ltd new Delhi.

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