英文摘要 |
In summer, basal stem rot of Chrysanthemum cuttings induced by Rhizoctonia solani, is the most serious disease in Taiwan. Plant Protection Powder NO.1 (tentative name in this report) composing 0.2 per cent NAA (α-naphthalene acetic acid) plus 0.l per. cent Beplate [50% Benomyl, 1-(Buthyl carbamoyl) -2-benimidazole carbamic acid] in talc controls the disease and also increases root number of the cuttings. The cuttings are pretreated by soaking in 2000 times dilution of 6.5% Neo Asoain (ammonium salts of ferric methyl arsenic acid) or 1500 times dilution of 50% Bavistin (MBC, Carbendazim, Methyl-2-benzimidazole carbamate) for 10 min. After draining the cutting end is powdered and then planted. Percentage of living cuttings and root length are generally same between treated and nontreated samples but the number of root is usually twice in the treated cuttings. By using sand collected from streaming river bed to make the cutting bed and combined with the above mentioned treatment allow the growers to raise enough and healthy cuttings in Taiwan during summer time. The fungus survive more than a year in the field condition by sclerotium in the soil although less in the paddy field. High propagules make the soil disinfestation impractical to control the disease. Mixing saw dust or rice grain husk in the root zone makes the cuttings carry more cutting bed materials which is speculated to enhance the recovery of the cuttings after transplanting. 'Plant Protection Powder No. 1' is also good to raise healthier cuttings not only for herbaceous plants such as snapdragon, Fuchsia magellanica, carnation but also for woody cuttings such as azalea, camellia and mulberry. |