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Journal of Clinical & Experimental Pathology | ISSN: 2161-0681 | Volume 8

December 03-04, 2018 | Chicago, USA

American Pathology and Oncology Research

&

15

th

International Congress on

Microbial Genetics and Molecular Microbiology

International Conference on

Biological control of early blight of tomato plant by

Aspergillus piperis

Samah Abd El-Kader El-Debaiky

Tanta University, Egypt

I

n this lecture I will introduce a report about my study entitled " Effect of the new antagonist

Aspergillus piperis

on germination

and growth of tomato plant and early blight incidence caused by

Alternaria solani

". The present work is considered the first

record of studying the ability of the new antagonist,

Aspergillus piperis

in decreasing the disease incidence of early blight

of tomato plant caused by

Alternaria solani

. The pathogen

A. solani

was isolated from naturally diseased tomato fruits and

identified genetically by sequencing of rRNA gene using ITS1 and ITS4 primers. For the field experiment, the toxicity of

spore suspension of

A. piperis

on germination of tomato seeds was performed using soaking and irrigation methods where

the germination percentage and vigor index were calculated. The results indicated that the irrigation method recorded better

results than soaking where the germination percentage was 81.81 % and vigor index was 794.37 related to that of control which

recorded 90.9% and 715.83 respectively. The values of vigor index indicated that, the spore suspension of

A. piperis

had induced

the plant growth. In the meantime, the spore suspension of

A. piperis

was applied on tomato leaflets by several methods to

reduce the incidence of early blight disease. The application of

A. piperis

spore suspension directly on the leaflets exhibited the

best result where the percentage of infection was 10.25 % to the control (25 %) after 4 days.

Biography

Samah Abd El-Kader El-Debaiky works as an Assistant Professor of Microbiology (Mycology) in Botany Department, Faculty of Science, Tanta University since

24-11-2013. She has participated in 5 local conferences interested with biological science and 9 workshops in field of mycology. She also, has been serving as an

editorial board member of two international journals.

samaheldebaiky@science.tanta.edu.eg

Samah Abd El-Kader El-Debaiky, J Clin Exp Pathol 2018, Volume 8

DOI: 10.4172/2161-0681-C5-057