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Let's Discuss Blast Disease Of Rice

 

Lets Discuss Blast Disease Of Rice

(Botanical name of rice- Oryza sativa)




In this article we discuss about the blast disease of rice with their favourable condition and with management practice in detail. List of rice diseases are following :-

1.      Rice Blast Disease:-

·         Leaf Blast.

·         Nodal Blast.

·         Neck Blast.

2.      Brown Spots of Rice.

3.      Bacterical Leaf Blight (BLB).

4.      Sheath Blight.

5.      False Smut.

6.      Khara Disease.

7.      Tungro Disease of Rice.

 

Rice Blast Disease:-  

Causal organism Magnaparthe oryzae causing rice blast disease.

Symptoms- Leaf blast, Nodal blast, Neck blast

·         Leaf Blast:-  A diamond shape or bload or eye shape white to gray or red dish brown lesion with reddish to brown borders.

The lesions may enlarge and kill entire leaves in favourable condition.

·         Nodal Blast:- Infection at joint at stem.

Brown to black coloured discoloration.

Pathogen grow and girdle the node.

·         Neck Blast:-  Infection at joint of stem and panicle. Pathogen grow and girdle the neck. This is usually the  most distructive symptom of the disease and is called the neck rot, neck blast or panicle blast stage of the disease. If Infection of the panicle neck occurs early, the grains do not file and the panicle neck is infected late, the grains become partially filled and because of the weight of the grains, the base of the panicle  breakes and the panicle droops.


Favourable Condition-

*      Intermittent drizzles, cloudy weather, more of rainy days, longer duration of dew.

*      High relative humidity (93-99%).

*      Low night temperature (b/w 15-20 degree celsius or less then 25 degree celsius).

*      Availability of collateral hosts and excess dose of nitrogen.

Management Practice:-

*      Grow resistant varieties.

*      Sanitation, remove and destroy the host weed, irrigation management, disease free seeds, crop rotation with non host.

*      Seed treatment with Pseudomonas fluorescens @ 10g/kg.

*      And treat the seed with Tricyclazola @2g/kg.  

 

 

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