IN PLANT PATHOLOGY DEPARTMENT OF PLANT PATHOLOGY COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE

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MANAGEMENT OF POWERY MILDEW OF PEA INCITED BY
Erysiphe polygoni DC.
By
PERKA SOUNDARVA MALLAIAH
B.Sc. (Agri.)
MASTER OF SCIENCE
(Agriculture)
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PLANT PATHOLOGY
DEPARTMENT OF PLANT PATHOLOGY
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, LATUR
VASANTRAO NAIK MARATHWADA KRISHI
VIDYAPEETH,
PARBHANI, (M.S.), INDIA
2014
MANAGEMENT OF POWERY MILDEW OF PEA INCITED BY
Erysiphe polygoni DC.
By
PERKA SOUND ARY A MALLAIAH
B.Sc. (AGRl.)
for the ‘Degree of
MASTER OF SCIENCE
(Agriculture)
IN
PLANT PATHOLOGY
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I hereby declare that the dissertation
orpart thereof has not been
previously submitted by me
for a degree of any
"University or
Institute.
(Place :Latur ((Perfy Soundarya)
Date:$or/ o$/2014
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Dr. S. J. Magar
M. Sc. (Agri.), Ph.D.
Assistant Professor,
Department of Plant Pathology,
College of Agriculture, Latur
M.K.V., Parbhani (M.S.) India.
CERTIFICATE-I
This is to certify that the dissertation entitled “MANAGEMENT OF
POWDERY MILDEW OF PEA INCITED BY Erysiphe polygoni DC” submitted by Miss
PERKA SOUNDARYA MALLAIAH to the Vasantrao Naik Marathwada KrlsW
Vidyapeeth, Parbhani in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of MASTER OF
SCIENCE (Agriculture) in the subject of PLANT PATHOLOGY is record of original and
bonafide research work carried out by him under my guidance and supervision. It is of
sufficiently high standard to warrant its presentation for the award of the said degree.
I also certify that the dissertation or part thereof has not been previously
submitted by him for a degree of any university.
Place: Latur
Date ;'10/0^/2014 Research Guide
and
Chairman
Advisory Committee
CERTIFICATE - II
This is to certify that the dissertation entitled “MANAGEMENT OF
POWDERY MILDEW OF PEA INCITED BY Erysiphe polygoni DC.” submitted by Miss.
PERKA SOUNDARYA MALLAIAH to the Vasantrao Naik Marathwada Krishi
Vidyapeeth, Parbhani in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of MASTER OF
SCIENCE (Agriculture) in the subject of PLANT PATHOLOGY has been approved by the
student’s advisory committee after oral examination in collaboration with the external examiner.
Research Guide
and
Chairman
Advisory Committee
Members of Advisory Committee
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Associate Dean and Principal
College of Agriculture, College of Agriculture, Latur
V.N.M.K.V., Parbhani-431402
ABBREVIATIONS
% Percent
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@ At the rate of
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CD. Critical difference
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Cm centimeter (s)
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DAS - Days After Sowing
Dia. Diameter
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e.g. Exampli Gratia (for Example)
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et al. and others
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etc. Etcetera
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Fig. Figure (s)
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ha. hectares (s)
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hrs. Hours
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i.e. That is
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Kg- - Kilogram (s)
m. meter (s)
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mm. millimeter
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No. number (s)
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°C Degree Celsius
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PDI Per cent Disease Intensity
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PDC - Per cent Disease Control
S.E. Standard error
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sp. species
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T Treatment
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viz.. videlicet (namely)
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Var. - Variety
AC%!Nowm®gmmm:
"Achievement is of no mean, without the sense of gratefulness and the recognition of
this is the Beginning of-wisdom"! tfnnhjt is the matter of pleasure to glance Badland recall the -way
one traverse, the days of hard worh^ and perseverance. It is still great at this juncture to recall all the
faces and spirits in the form of teachers, friends, near and dear ones. In my opinion, this wor^is
nothing more than in complete, -without attending to the tas^achjwwledging to overwhelming help I
received during the endeavor of mine.
,rIhe Journey of a thousand miles Begins -with single step, But the first step in
necessary". So first and foremost, with idamtaBle pleasure I avail this opportunity to acknowledge my
sincere; ineffable indebtedness and whole heartedsense of gratitude to my Hon’Ble dfesearch guide Or.
S. % Sdagar, Assistant (Professor, (Department of (Plant (Pathology, College of Agriculture, Latur. dhe
erudite chairman of the Advisory committee for suggesting the proBlm and for his constant,
immaculate and indfatigable guidance rendered through progress of worf^ preparation of the
manuscript and constant encouragement during the entire course of investigation would remain
encouraging me forever in my Gfe.
I'would also to thanf to Advisory committee members (Dr. (B. <P. Dandtud^
<Professor, (Department of (Plant pathology, College of Agriculture, LatuiDr. A- S. 'Kfldam, (Professor,
(Department of Horticulture, College of Agriculture, Latur, (Dr. C Latpate, Assistant (Professor,
(Department f (Entomology, College of Agriculture, ParBhani, for their valuable suggestions during
course of research. I am deeply indebted to Dr. 9L S. Dadhf, Assistant (Professor, Department of
(Plant pathology, College f Agriculture, Latur and Dr. % D. HavgireJLssociate Professor,
Department ofPlant pathology, College of Agriculture, (ParBhani
I have immense pleasure in expressing my whole hearted sense of gratitude and
indebtedness to Dr. (B. ‘Uenhfiteswarlu, Hon. ‘Irice Chancellor, VHMK3S, (ParBhani as wed as Dr. lfiS.
Sbinde, Director of Instruction and Dean, Vacuity of Agriculture, (ParBhani
I gratefully acknowledge my indebtedness to Dr. <8. M. QjhomSre, Associate Dean and
(Principal College of Agriculture, Latur and Dr. (B. (B. (Bhosle, Associate Dean and Principal, Codegeof
Agriculture, Earbhani for providing all the necessary facilities and his valuable contribution towards
the completion of this investigation.
I express my sincere thanky to retired librarian, ShrL ‘P.Q. Eambarwade, for
excavating literature from library andfor his kind co-operation during my research work. I am special
thankful to Jambo Xerox members for their kind co-operation during my research wotf
Words are not sufficient to take account of encouraging and evergreen love of my
family. ‘Everything in my life nothing if I ignore the ad time encouragement, evergreen affection and
latent love of my husbandShrLKfitakpi Sat Chandarand respectfully my parentsShri <Berk$ Madaiah
and Sou. (Perkfl Qfajamam, uncle, Sailu, father-in-law Xfttak&m Shandpr and mother-in-law XfitkfiM
Cjangubai and also express my sincere and heartful thanks to my brother Shravan fymar.
One needs sincere friend’s at ad major functions in life to bear strains and fatigue
cheeifudy. I am so lucky that I have such friends who always helped me, gave me support, encourage
me. A thank§ Is tfo worst word in friends hip yet I shad avail this golden opportunity to express my
thanky t° the fofy rendered by my friends, Vjwala, (jita, Supriya, Shdpa, Sadhana, Xanchan, Xogita,
<PreeU andSomor their good wid and moral support.
My special thanks are extended to my classmates Eriyankp, Arun, Shivaji, Abhijit,
(Bhausaheb, Hgjesh, ‘Pishwas, Eushar and Sangita and ad M.Sc. (Agri.) 2012 batch who besides
encouragement, inspirations, valuable suggestions, friendly guidance helped me lot and made my work,
interesting.! am very much thankful to my seniorfriend ‘Pasuda dtfor their kind co-operation and help
during the course of work. I would lik§ to tak§ this opportunity to say thankst0 mJ ad juniors.
At the end, I owe my inexpressible gratitude to the Almighty and ad those who have
beenforgotten due to short comings.
PLACE: LATUR
DATE 10! 2014
(EerkpSoundarya)
CONTENTS
Chapter Title Pages
I INTRODUCTION 1-3
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REVIEW OF LITERATURE 4-21
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MATERIALS AND METHODS 22-29
IV RESULTS 30-46
V DISCUSSION 47-52
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VI SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION 53-55
LITERATURE CITED i-ix
ANNEXURE
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