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volume 38 issue 1 (march 2004) : 1 - 7

SCREENING IN SESAME L. GENOTYPES FOR RESISTANCE TO-: PIGEON-PEA CYST NEMATODE, HETERODERA CAJANI, KOSHY AND SWARUP, 1967

P
P.· ~asubramanian
S
Sivagami Vaclivelu
1Forest CoUege and Research Institute, TNAU, Mettupalayam - 641301,lndia

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Cite article:- ~asubramanian P.·, Vaclivelu Sivagami (2025). SCREENING IN SESAME L. GENOTYPES FOR RESISTANCE TO-: PIGEON-PEA CYST NEMATODE, HETERODERA CAJANI, KOSHY AND SWARUP, 1967. Indian Journal of Agricultural Research. 38(1): 1 - 7. doi: .

ABSTRACT

Screening experiments were conducted under micro plot conditions to identify resistance sources to pigeon-pea cyst nematode in 258 sesame genotypes, 16 advanced cultures and 10 varieties. Among them, 11 genotypes were highly resistant, 11 resistant, 73 moderately resistant and 163 either susceptible or highly susceptible. The varieties, TNAU 11, TMV 3, TMV 4, SVPR 1, VRI 1 and Paiyur 1 were moderiltely susceptible. Low fecundity rate was observed in the advanced cultures VS 27 and VS 81

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    REFERENCES

    1. Anand, S.c. (1985). In: Cyst Nematodes, (Lamberti, F. and Taylor, C.E. Ed.) Plenum Press, NY. PP 269-76.
    2. Balasubramanian, P. (1995). Ph. D Thesis, Tamil Nadu Agricul~ural University, Coimbatore.
    3. Vol. 38, No.1, 2004
    4. Fery, R.L. and Du~ P.D. (1984). Hort. Sci, 19: 545.
    5. Greco, N. and Brandnisio, A. (1980). Nematoiogica, 26: 497.
    6. Handa, D.H. (1989). In: Summer Course Training Manual, Rajasthan Agricultural University, Udaipur.
    7. Hirling, VW. (1974). Anzieger schadUng skundae Pflanzen Umwelschutz., 47: 33-39.
    8. Komm, D.A. etal (1983). PI. Disease, 67: 1249.
    9. Greco, N. (1985). In: Cyst Nematodes, (Lamberti, F. and Taylor, C.E. Ed.) Plenum Press, NY. PP 333-46.
    10. Miller, I.L. (1985). In: Cyst Nematodes, (Lamberti, F. and Taylor, C.E. Ed.) Plenum Press, NY, p.p. 373-85.
    11. Saxena, R. and Reddy, D.D.R. (1987). Indian J. Nematol, 17: 19-94.
    12. Sharma, NK and Sethi, CL (1975).lndianJ. Nematoi., 5: 148-154.
    13. Sridhar, P. (1990). Ph. D Thesis, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore.
    14. Usha, K. and Kurien, K.J. (1981)./ndianJ. Nematol, 11: 106 (Abstr.).
    15. Verma A.C. and Yadav, B.S. (1977).lndianJ. Nematol, 5: 235-237.
    16. Vito, D.M. et aJ. (1978). Nematologica, 24: 209.
    17. Wyatt, J.E. etal (1980). J. Am. Soc. Hort. Sci, 105: 923-926.
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      volume 38 issue 1 (march 2004) : 1 - 7

      SCREENING IN SESAME L. GENOTYPES FOR RESISTANCE TO-: PIGEON-PEA CYST NEMATODE, HETERODERA CAJANI, KOSHY AND SWARUP, 1967

      P
      P.· ~asubramanian
      S
      Sivagami Vaclivelu
      1Forest CoUege and Research Institute, TNAU, Mettupalayam - 641301,lndia

      • Submitted|

      • First Online |

      • doi

      Cite article:- ~asubramanian P.·, Vaclivelu Sivagami (2025). SCREENING IN SESAME L. GENOTYPES FOR RESISTANCE TO-: PIGEON-PEA CYST NEMATODE, HETERODERA CAJANI, KOSHY AND SWARUP, 1967. Indian Journal of Agricultural Research. 38(1): 1 - 7. doi: .

      ABSTRACT

      Screening experiments were conducted under micro plot conditions to identify resistance sources to pigeon-pea cyst nematode in 258 sesame genotypes, 16 advanced cultures and 10 varieties. Among them, 11 genotypes were highly resistant, 11 resistant, 73 moderately resistant and 163 either susceptible or highly susceptible. The varieties, TNAU 11, TMV 3, TMV 4, SVPR 1, VRI 1 and Paiyur 1 were moderiltely susceptible. Low fecundity rate was observed in the advanced cultures VS 27 and VS 81

      KEYWORDS

        REFERENCES

        1. Anand, S.c. (1985). In: Cyst Nematodes, (Lamberti, F. and Taylor, C.E. Ed.) Plenum Press, NY. PP 269-76.
        2. Balasubramanian, P. (1995). Ph. D Thesis, Tamil Nadu Agricul~ural University, Coimbatore.
        3. Vol. 38, No.1, 2004
        4. Fery, R.L. and Du~ P.D. (1984). Hort. Sci, 19: 545.
        5. Greco, N. and Brandnisio, A. (1980). Nematoiogica, 26: 497.
        6. Handa, D.H. (1989). In: Summer Course Training Manual, Rajasthan Agricultural University, Udaipur.
        7. Hirling, VW. (1974). Anzieger schadUng skundae Pflanzen Umwelschutz., 47: 33-39.
        8. Komm, D.A. etal (1983). PI. Disease, 67: 1249.
        9. Greco, N. (1985). In: Cyst Nematodes, (Lamberti, F. and Taylor, C.E. Ed.) Plenum Press, NY. PP 333-46.
        10. Miller, I.L. (1985). In: Cyst Nematodes, (Lamberti, F. and Taylor, C.E. Ed.) Plenum Press, NY, p.p. 373-85.
        11. Saxena, R. and Reddy, D.D.R. (1987). Indian J. Nematol, 17: 19-94.
        12. Sharma, NK and Sethi, CL (1975).lndianJ. Nematoi., 5: 148-154.
        13. Sridhar, P. (1990). Ph. D Thesis, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore.
        14. Usha, K. and Kurien, K.J. (1981)./ndianJ. Nematol, 11: 106 (Abstr.).
        15. Verma A.C. and Yadav, B.S. (1977).lndianJ. Nematol, 5: 235-237.
        16. Vito, D.M. et aJ. (1978). Nematologica, 24: 209.
        17. Wyatt, J.E. etal (1980). J. Am. Soc. Hort. Sci, 105: 923-926.
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