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Journal of the Korean Society of Agricultural Chemistry and Biotechnology
1997 Volume.40 No. 1 p.65 ~ p.70
Biological Control of Clover by Penicillium sp .
±èâÁø/Kim, Chang Jin
¹Úµ¿Áø/±èÆÇ°æ/ÃÖÁ¤¼·/ȲÀÎÅÃ/È«°æ½Ä/Park, Dong Jin/Kim, Pan Kyung/Choi, Jung Sub/Hwang, In Taek/Hong, Kyung Sik
Abstract
Among 980 fungal strains isolated from the lesions of Trifolium repens L. and various weeds, three Penicillium sp. F40362, F40496, F40497 were selected by the first selection test and a pathogenicity test. The spores of these strains germinated readily 90 to 100% and readily infected the respective plant. The wheat bran-corn starch formulation of F40362 strain showed 100% mycoherbicidal activity against clover plant at 4¡¿10^8 spores/pot. The same formulations of F40496 and F40497 strains showed 100% mycoherbicidal activity against clover plant at 2¡¿10^8¡­4¡¿10^8 spores/pot. The same formulations of three strains showed over 30% mycoherbicidal activity against Leguminosae plants. This method of pelletiation was potentially useful for the production of inoculum formulation as mycoherbicides and it was effective enough to treat 2¡­2.5 g formulation(4.5¡¿10^7 spores/§·) to a 350 §² pot. The three strains, F40362, F40496 and F40497 have selective mycoherbicidal activity between Trifolium repens L. and Zoysia japonica and nonselective mycoherbicidal activities against some other crop plants and weeds.
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