Effect of Commercial Cyanobacteria Products on the Growth and Antagonistic Ability of Some Bioagents under Laboratory Conditions
Table 1
Effect of algal compounds on the growth of some antagonistic and pathogenic soil-borne fungi in vitro.
Tested fungi
Control
Weed-Max
Oligo-X
0.0
0.5%
1.0%
2.0%
0.5%
1.0%
2.0%
(mm)
%
(mm)
%
(mm)
%
(mm)
%
(mm)
%
(mm)
%
(mm)
%
A. solani
90a
0
62c
31.1
53d
41.1
45e
50.0
65c
27.7
55d
38.8
45e
50.0
F. solani
90a
0
50d
44.4
47e
47.7
40e
55.5
58d
35.5
51d
43.3
43e
52.2
F. oxysporum
90a
0
58d
35.5
45e
50.0
35f
61.1
63c
30.0
55d
38.8
41e
54.4
R. solani
90a
0
50d
44.4
44e
51.1
40e
55.5
57d
36.6
55d
38.8
45e
50.0
S. rolfsii
90a
0
53d
41.1
46e
48.8
33f
63.3
56d
37.7
53d
41.1
42e
53.3
S. sclerotiorum
90a
0
49e
45.5
40e
55.5
35f
61.1
46e
48.8
40e
55.5
35f
61.1
S. minor
90a
0
43e
52.2
39f
56.6
32f
64.4
48e
46.6
42e
53.3
33f
63.3
T. harzianum
90a
0
90a
0
86a
4.4
78b
13.3
90a
0
85a
5.5
79b
12.2
T. viride
90a
0
90a
0
83a
7.7
74b
17.7
90a
0
82a
8.8
78b
13.3
T. hamatum
90a
0
90a
0
80a
11.1
72b
20.0
90a
0
81a
10.0
74b
17.7
Mean values within columns followed by the same letter are not significantly different (). : linear fungal growth (mm). : reduction in fungal growth calculated relatively to fungal growth in control (free of algal compounds).