Abstract: The study reports the effects of the legumes have been considered, form time immemorial, as an important source of protein, which is an indispensable protoplasmic constituent of all the bio system. Because of their higher protein contains as compared to cereals , legumes attain the significance of a great food value for human diet particularly in the contry like india majority of the people are vegetarian in their food habits. Objective of the study : Taking the significance of problem and the dearth of literature of the present research entitled studies on the interactive effects of different fungicides with rhizobia in lentil’’ was planed with the following objectives; to screen out rhizobial isolate for their interactivity and tolerance against selected fungicides. Research Methodology: the materials used and the methods adopted in the present investigation “studies on the interactive effects of different fungicides with rhizobia. In lentil’’ are given below: material experimental details: details of Treatments: Fungicides: Cultural Operations: Samples of grain and straw were over dried and ground in a “willey mill” in this way prepared sample were collected. Analysis and interpretation of Data is the two type of Soil Analysis and Plant Analysis. Need and Scope of the Study : It is evident form the results that seed inoculation with rhizobium strain and increased the yields of grains and straw significantly over corresponding uninoculated control. Expected Outcomes of the Study : The crops were harvested at maturity.the total yields of grins and straw were recorded separately. Scope and Significance of the Study: Prophylactic seed Treatment of lentil with some selected fungicides in order to project the plants form fungal disease and soil application of fungicides to project the crop form disease damage are in vogue in modern agriculture.
Keywords: Rhizobium-Lentil, Plantand Soil- Fungicides.
Title: A STUDY ON THE INTERACTIVE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT FUNGICIDES WITH RHIZOBIUM IN LENTIL (LENUS CULINARIS)
Author: Babita Sharma, Dr.Ravindra Swaroop Singh
International Journal of Life Sciences Research
ISSN 2348-3148 (online), ISSN 2348-313X (Print)
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