Screening indigenous nematicidal plants in Zimbabwe against Meloidogyne javanica: paper presented at a conference held on the 14th-16th July 2015, Elephant Hills Resort, Victoria Fallls, Zimbabwe
Theme: 1st International Research Conference On Driving Socio-Economic Development Through Value Addition And Sustainable Use Of Resources
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author | Nyoni, Makomborero Muzemu, Simbarashe Chinheya, Cleopas Mushayabasa, Tsvakai Ncube, Bhekimthetho |
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spelling | ir-11408-13192022-06-27T13:49:05Z Screening indigenous nematicidal plants in Zimbabwe against Meloidogyne javanica: paper presented at a conference held on the 14th-16th July 2015, Elephant Hills Resort, Victoria Fallls, Zimbabwe Nyoni, Makomborero Muzemu, Simbarashe Chinheya, Cleopas Mushayabasa, Tsvakai Ncube, Bhekimthetho Botanicals, indigenous, Meloidogyne javanica, root knot nematodes, tomato. Theme: 1st International Research Conference On Driving Socio-Economic Development Through Value Addition And Sustainable Use Of Resources Plant parasitic nematodes are one of the major economically important pests of Solanaceous plants in many regions of the world including Zimbabwe, with Meloidogyne javanica, (rootknot nematode) being considered the most destructive. Recent prohibition of main soil chemical fumigants for the control of Meloidogyne javanica has prompted for the search of other alternatives to manage root knot nematodes in the horticultural industry. The present research explored plants with nematicidal properties against root knot nematode, M. javanica. Depending on plant medicinal value, leaves or bark or roots of 19 indigenous medicinal plants were screened invivo on highly susceptible tomato variety (Red khaki). Ten plant extracts caused more than 50% gall reduction during screening under acetone extraction method. Application of botanicals was found to significantly (p≤ 0.05) reduce the formation of root galls on tomato plants. It was concluded from this study that plant extracts are potential botanical nematicides as they have ability to suppress the attack of tomato plants by phyto- nematodes and they can be used as a safe and resourceful control strategy, which can complement other control tools. 2016-05-16T11:21:36Z 2016-05-16T11:21:36Z 2016 http://hdl.handle.net/11408/1319 en Conference Proceedings; open Midlands State University |
spellingShingle | Botanicals, indigenous, Meloidogyne javanica, root knot nematodes, tomato. Nyoni, Makomborero Muzemu, Simbarashe Chinheya, Cleopas Mushayabasa, Tsvakai Ncube, Bhekimthetho Screening indigenous nematicidal plants in Zimbabwe against Meloidogyne javanica: paper presented at a conference held on the 14th-16th July 2015, Elephant Hills Resort, Victoria Fallls, Zimbabwe |
title | Screening indigenous nematicidal plants in Zimbabwe against Meloidogyne javanica: paper presented at a conference held on the 14th-16th July 2015, Elephant Hills Resort, Victoria Fallls, Zimbabwe |
title_full | Screening indigenous nematicidal plants in Zimbabwe against Meloidogyne javanica: paper presented at a conference held on the 14th-16th July 2015, Elephant Hills Resort, Victoria Fallls, Zimbabwe |
title_fullStr | Screening indigenous nematicidal plants in Zimbabwe against Meloidogyne javanica: paper presented at a conference held on the 14th-16th July 2015, Elephant Hills Resort, Victoria Fallls, Zimbabwe |
title_full_unstemmed | Screening indigenous nematicidal plants in Zimbabwe against Meloidogyne javanica: paper presented at a conference held on the 14th-16th July 2015, Elephant Hills Resort, Victoria Fallls, Zimbabwe |
title_short | Screening indigenous nematicidal plants in Zimbabwe against Meloidogyne javanica: paper presented at a conference held on the 14th-16th July 2015, Elephant Hills Resort, Victoria Fallls, Zimbabwe |
title_sort | screening indigenous nematicidal plants in zimbabwe against meloidogyne javanica: paper presented at a conference held on the 14th-16th july 2015, elephant hills resort, victoria fallls, zimbabwe |
topic | Botanicals, indigenous, Meloidogyne javanica, root knot nematodes, tomato. |
url | http://hdl.handle.net/11408/1319 |
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