英文摘要 |
This study was evaluated the feasibility a strain of Bacillus amyloliquefaciens Nana 11 to possess biocontrol activity against Phalaenopsis yellowing leaf caused by Fusarium solani (teleomorph Haematonectria haematococca) in the greenhouse. In the dual culture test, the interference and inhibition rate (IIR) of Nana 11 200-fold dilution was 14% indicating that the Nana 11 dilution could interfere with the mycelial growth of F. solani. In the inoculation with high inoculum density (3.9x105 spores/mL), the control group had a disease severity of 100% on the 23rd day after the inoculation of Phalaenonpsis Taida Little Zebra, and the disease severity of Nana 11 400-fold dilution treatment was 84%. There was a significant difference of 5% between both. In the inoculation with less inoculum density (1.3x102 spores/mL), the control group had a disease severity of 36% on the 21st day after the inoculation of Phal. Green Pixie 'Ever Green', and the disease severity of Nana 11 400-fold dilution treatment was 18%. There was a significant difference of 5% between both. In the field disease management experiment, the control group had a disease severity of 16% on the 77th day after the treatment of Doritaenopsis Mount Lip 'Chou', and the disease severity of Nana 11 400-fold dilution treatment was 3%. There was a significant difference of 5% between both. The above results showed that B. amyloliquefaciens Nana 11 400-fold dilution might be a promising biocontrol agent for preventive application, which conducted once a week for 4 times, to reduce the occurrence of Phalaenopsis yellowing leaf. |