Effect of Seed Treatment With Synthetic Pesticide
Effect of Seed Treatment With Synthetic Pesticide
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Abstract on Effect of Seed Treatment With Synthetic Pesticide
Field experiment was conducted at the Teaching and Research farm of
the Department of Crop Science, University of Nigeria Nsukka to compare
the activity of Cassia alata leaf extract with two synthetic chemical
fungicides applied as seed treatment on the field performance of Nsukka
yellow pepper. Four accessions of Nsukka yellow pepper seeds were treated
with Apron plus 50 Ds (34% furathiocarb + 10% metalaxyl + 6%
carboxine) and Thiram (tetramety1 thioperoxydicarbonic diamide) each at
the rate of 30g/100kg of seeds while Cassia alata extracts was used for
treatment at the rate of 1ml/100g of seeds. The seedlings were transplanted
into the field 42 days after planting. Data were collected on agronomic
parameters.
Cassia alata compared favourably well with the synthetic
chemical fungicide in all the agronomic parameters measured. There were
no significant differences between the effects of Cassia alata and the
synthetic fungicides on plant height at 50% anthesis, number of branches
and number of days to first anthesis. Cassia alata produced better result and
differed significantly (p=0.05) with the synthetic chemicals in quantitative
character, such as number of leaves at 50% anthesis and number of flowers
per plant. The leaf abscission rate was significantly (p=0.05) lower in Cassia
alata treated plants (10.1%) compared with Apron plus 50 Ds (10.32%) or
Thiram (11.79%). Cassia alata also reduced the number of days to 50%
anthesis and number of days to first fruiting (111.7 and 112.7). Evidences in
this study show that, Cassia alata extract has potential as seed dressing
pesticide for Nsukka yellow pepper seeds.
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