Analysis some of chemical pesticides by species of Aspergillus spp. fungi in soils and various organic fertilizers

Authors

  • Sadeq Mohammed Ali Deptartment of Plant Protection /College of Agriculture / University of Kufa
  • Salwan A. Zahra Jabbar Allobawi Deptartment of Plant Protection /College of Agriculture / University of Kufa
  • Adeeb Kitab Abid Zaid Alshafiee Deptartment of Plant Protection /College of Agriculture / University of Kufa
  • Huseein Rasem Sabory Deptartment of Plant Protection /College of Agriculture / University of Kufa

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.59658/jkas.v5i3.48

Keywords:

مبيدات كيميائية ,فطريات(A.parasiticus , A.flavus , A.terres)

Abstract

          This study aimed to analyzing some pesticide residues using Aspergillus species ,five types of chemicah pesticides are used  ;fungicides  (Ridomil Gold, Esther Aster and Nomolt ,(Insecticides) Chevalier and Palace Paalas ) Herbicides  which are used in the controlling some pests of wheat where the effect  of pesticides on the solid and liquid agricultural mediums  was measured (PDA and PDB) the results showed that the herbicide Chevalier has significant differences on the fungus( A.parasiticus,A.flavus.) ,where the percentage of inhibition (100.00)%, respectively while solid medium ,The rates of inhibition of growth of fungal mass were in the broth medium( 17.69 ,97.97) respectively  ,However the herbicide Paalsa has significant impact on the fungi(A.terres.) ,Where the percentage of inhibition (98.60) %  in the solid medium , the  percentage of inhibition of the fungal mass growth was reached( 7.50)% .

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08/30/2018

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Ali, S. M., Allobawi, S. A. Z. J., Alshafiee, A. K. A. Z., & Sabory, H. R. (2018). Analysis some of chemical pesticides by species of Aspergillus spp. fungi in soils and various organic fertilizers. Journal of Kerbala for Agricultural Sciences, 5(3), 31–44. https://doi.org/10.59658/jkas.v5i3.48

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Vol. 5 No. 3 (2018): Vo.5 No.3 2018

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