英文摘要 |
"Twenty plant essential oils from lavender, cinnamon leaf, clove leaf, clary sage, rosemary, basil, eucalyptus, marjoram sweet, elemi, lemongrass, evening Primrose, geranium, ylang ylang, lemon, pereilla, neroli, hinoki, chamomile, grapefruit and lemon balm were collected and evaluated for their suppression of spore germination and mycelial growth of Fusarium proliferatum, causal agent of Cymbidium black spot. Two isolates of the pathogen, 53- and C-1, were selected for the study. The plant essential oils emulsified by Tween 80 were diluted for the concentration of 125, 250, 500 and 1000 μl/L and tested the inhibitory effects of spore germination on slide and mycelial growth on PDA plate. Concentration required for 50% and 99% inhibition (IC50 and IC99) of essential oils on spore germination and mycelia growth of Fusarium proliferatum were determined by ICEstimator software. Data showed that among 20 essential oils, perilla, geranium, clove leaf, cinnamon leaf and hinoki essential oils were the best five oils to inhibit the spore germination of F. proliferatum isolate 5-3 and C-1. IC50 of the five essential oils on 5-3 and C-1 isolates was as follows: 300.1, 555.1, 629.7, 676.9, 655.0 μl/L and 253.3, 493.6, 641.4, 649.0, 691.0 μl/L. In addition, clove leaf, cinnamon leaf and hinoki essential oils were the best three oils to inhibit the mycelia growth of both isolates of F. proliferatum. IC50 of the three essential oils on 5-3 and C-1 isolates was as follows: 225.7, 248.2, 395.2 μl/L and 270.5, 280.8, 293.7 μl/ L, respectively. Those results reveal that essential oils derived from plants have a high potential in protection of plant diseases caused by F. proliferatum." |