英文摘要 |
"Two essential oils extracted from pomelo (Citrus maxima) and lemon eucalyptus (Eucalyptus citriodora) were evaluated their inhibitory effects on mycelial growth of 8 plant fungal pathogens. The fumigation test showed that the pomelo essential oils (PEO) without dilution had best inhibitory ability to mycelial growth of Botrytis cinerea by 92.7% for isolate GBS3-93 and by 100% for isolate GBS1-104, whereas mycelial growth of Penicillium digitatum isolate Cmep1-3 was induced. The lemon eucalyptus essential oil (LEEO) with 10-fold dilution could inhibit mycelial growth of all fungal pathogens by 96.6~100.0%. In PDA medium added with essential oil test, 100-fold dilution PEO showed the best growth inhibition by 81.1% for isolate GBS3-93, by 89.8% for isolate GBS1-104 and by 73.4% for Colletotrichum higginsianum isolate PA01, respectively, while mycelial growth of Cmep1-3 was induced. All of fungal pathogens were inhibited by 1,000-fold dilution LEEO. In spore germination test, the 50-fold dilution PEO could inhibit 5 fungal pathogens more than 92.6% and induce spore germination of Cmep1-3 more than 65.4%; meanwhile, LEEO could inhibit the germination more than 80.1% under 500-fold dilution. Spraying PEO and LEEO at 1 hr after B. cinereal pathogen inoculation in a greenhouse showed significantly control efficacy compared with pathogen inoculation only. The GC-MS analyses demonstrated that major compounds were limonene (96.27%) for PEO and citronellal (43.139%) and citronellol (17.06%) for LEEO, respectively." |