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ID 549
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殺菌剤、ベノミル、チウラムの土壌微生物相と2~3の土壌生息性糸状菌に及ぼす影響
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Author
Oku, Hachiro
Oki, Kazuo
Shiraishi, Tomonori Kaken ID publons researchmap
Sato, Kenji
Ouchi, Seiji
Abstract
Effects of Benomyl and Thiram on the soil microflora and some soil inhabitant fungi were studied using the_ soil (sandy loam) of the experimental field, Okayama University. Under field conditions, heavy application of Benomyl did not affect significantly the soil microflora. Thiram, however, reduced the fungal population in soil to 1/6 at the next day of treatment, but recovered to the normal level after 6 days. Under laboratory conditions, both fungicides did not affect soil microflora. Population of Benomyl-to lerant fungi was about 1/10 of the total fungi and increased slightly in the field soil by treatment with Benomyl at the later stage of experiment during June to October. Neither Thiram-tolerant fungus nor bacterium was found in both Thiram-treated and non-treated soils. A fungus highly tolerant to Benomyl was isolated and identified as Aspergillus versicolor, and found to not have the metabolic activity to degrade BCM. The absorption of BCM by the mycelia of this tolerant fungus, A. versicolor, was less than half of the BCM-sensitive one, such as Cladosporium harbarum.
Publication Title
岡山大学農学部学術報告
Published Date
1979
Volume
volume54
Issue
issue1
Publisher
岡山大学農学部
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Faculty of Agriculture, Okayama University
Start Page
1
End Page
8
ISSN
0474-0254
NCID
AN00033029
Content Type
Departmental Bulletin Paper
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岡山大学
language
English
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srfa