Uso de óleos essenciais, extratos vegetais e indutores de resistência no controle alternativo do mal-do-Panamá da bananeira
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Resumo: | The banana tree (Musa spp.), is a plant explored in the majority of the tropical countries. Its fruit is consumed in practically all the countries of the world "in nature" or in form of candies, compotes, tinned, flakes, etc., which had to its energy value, caloric and wealth in vitamins and leaves minerals. The banana tree can be attacked by some pathogen, being distinguished fungus Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cubense (Foc) that cause Panama disease, one of the main diseases of the culture. The search for alternative methods of control has been searched and in special the use of essential oils and vegetables extracts. This work was developed in laboratory conditions and greenhouse of the CECA/UFAL, with objectives to evaluate the fungitoxici effect "in vitro", "in vivo" and as inductive resistance of essential oils of Eucalyptus spp. (eucalypt citriodora variety), Cymbopogon winteranus (citronella), Caryophyllus aromaticus L. (india crave) and Piper aduncum L. (pepper-of-monkey) and of watery vegetables extracts of Caryophyllus aromaticus L. (india crave), Cinnamomum zeylanicum (cinnamon), Allium sativum L. (garlic), Ocimum basilicum (basil), Zingiber officinale Rosc. (ginger) and Ruta graveolens (arruda) and of the commercial products the ASM and Ecolife®. The oils had been added to the way of BDA in the 1,25 concentrations; 2,5; 3,75 and 5% and the watery vegetables extracts had been added to the way of BDA, in the concentrations of 5; 10; 15 and 20 % for watery vegetables extracts and 0,25; 0,5; 0,75 and 1 % for Ecolife®. For evaluation the index of intensity of the disease (ID), spread plants of banana tree of the variety apple had been sprayed with essential oils (1,25%) and with extracts of garlic and cinnamon (20%), extract of crave (15%) and Ecolife® (0,75%).After, the plants had been eight days inoculated with the suspension of Foc (104 con.mL-1), for the method of immersion of roots, for one hour. The oil of citronella, eucalypt, in all the tested concentrations, and the extracts of crave (15 and 20%) and Ecolife® (0,75 and 1%) had inhibited in 100% the mycelial growth of fungus, thus constituting the best treatments. While that, the oils of crave and pepper-of-monkey and the extracts of garlic and cinnamon had inhibited the mycelial growth partially, in all the tested concentrations, being that the extract of garlic to the measure that increased the concentration showed an increment in the PIC of fungus. In the in vivo evaluation, the oil of citronella presented the best one resulted (ID=25%), differing from the witness, the oils of crave and of eucalypt ID had presented = 95 and 75%, respectively. The extracts of crave and garlic, and Ecolife® ID had presented = 29, 25 and 8,33%. The total or partial inhibition of the mycelial growth of F. oxysporum f. sp. cubense, evaluated "in vivo", for essential oils and watery vegetables extracts, in the sample composites of antifúngica action. The activities of the phenylalanine enzyme ammonia lyase (PAL) were determined in plants submitted to the treatments, collected to the 24, 48, 72, 144 and 288 hours after the inoculation. Significant difference between the inductors and the witness, being distinguished Ecolife®, extract of basil was observed, oil of citronella, oil and extract of crave, and extract of arruda that had provided to the lesser indices of disease in the apple banana changes, respectively with 8,33; 12,5; 25,0; 29,17; 25,0; e 41,67 %.The Ecolife® inductor presented the best performance in relation to the other tested inductors and the witness, providing a control of 83,7% of the disease. All the analyzed treatments had presented the presence of the enzyme in accordance with, varying the level the date of extraction and the extract or used oil as inductive of resistance. The extract of crave presented one high enzymatic activity in extraction 24 and 48 hours after the inoculation of inoculate it. |
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Uso de óleos essenciais, extratos vegetais e indutores de resistência no controle alternativo do mal-do-Panamá da bananeiraUse of essential oils, vegetables extracts and inductive of resistance in the alternative control of the Panama disease of the banana treeBanana - DiseaseFusariosePanama diseasePhytopathologyBanana DoençasFusarioseMal-do-PanamáFitopatologiaCNPQ::CIENCIAS AGRARIAS::AGRONOMIAThe banana tree (Musa spp.), is a plant explored in the majority of the tropical countries. Its fruit is consumed in practically all the countries of the world "in nature" or in form of candies, compotes, tinned, flakes, etc., which had to its energy value, caloric and wealth in vitamins and leaves minerals. The banana tree can be attacked by some pathogen, being distinguished fungus Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cubense (Foc) that cause Panama disease, one of the main diseases of the culture. The search for alternative methods of control has been searched and in special the use of essential oils and vegetables extracts. This work was developed in laboratory conditions and greenhouse of the CECA/UFAL, with objectives to evaluate the fungitoxici effect "in vitro", "in vivo" and as inductive resistance of essential oils of Eucalyptus spp. (eucalypt citriodora variety), Cymbopogon winteranus (citronella), Caryophyllus aromaticus L. (india crave) and Piper aduncum L. (pepper-of-monkey) and of watery vegetables extracts of Caryophyllus aromaticus L. (india crave), Cinnamomum zeylanicum (cinnamon), Allium sativum L. (garlic), Ocimum basilicum (basil), Zingiber officinale Rosc. (ginger) and Ruta graveolens (arruda) and of the commercial products the ASM and Ecolife®. The oils had been added to the way of BDA in the 1,25 concentrations; 2,5; 3,75 and 5% and the watery vegetables extracts had been added to the way of BDA, in the concentrations of 5; 10; 15 and 20 % for watery vegetables extracts and 0,25; 0,5; 0,75 and 1 % for Ecolife®. For evaluation the index of intensity of the disease (ID), spread plants of banana tree of the variety apple had been sprayed with essential oils (1,25%) and with extracts of garlic and cinnamon (20%), extract of crave (15%) and Ecolife® (0,75%).After, the plants had been eight days inoculated with the suspension of Foc (104 con.mL-1), for the method of immersion of roots, for one hour. The oil of citronella, eucalypt, in all the tested concentrations, and the extracts of crave (15 and 20%) and Ecolife® (0,75 and 1%) had inhibited in 100% the mycelial growth of fungus, thus constituting the best treatments. While that, the oils of crave and pepper-of-monkey and the extracts of garlic and cinnamon had inhibited the mycelial growth partially, in all the tested concentrations, being that the extract of garlic to the measure that increased the concentration showed an increment in the PIC of fungus. In the in vivo evaluation, the oil of citronella presented the best one resulted (ID=25%), differing from the witness, the oils of crave and of eucalypt ID had presented = 95 and 75%, respectively. The extracts of crave and garlic, and Ecolife® ID had presented = 29, 25 and 8,33%. The total or partial inhibition of the mycelial growth of F. oxysporum f. sp. cubense, evaluated "in vivo", for essential oils and watery vegetables extracts, in the sample composites of antifúngica action. The activities of the phenylalanine enzyme ammonia lyase (PAL) were determined in plants submitted to the treatments, collected to the 24, 48, 72, 144 and 288 hours after the inoculation. Significant difference between the inductors and the witness, being distinguished Ecolife®, extract of basil was observed, oil of citronella, oil and extract of crave, and extract of arruda that had provided to the lesser indices of disease in the apple banana changes, respectively with 8,33; 12,5; 25,0; 29,17; 25,0; e 41,67 %.The Ecolife® inductor presented the best performance in relation to the other tested inductors and the witness, providing a control of 83,7% of the disease. All the analyzed treatments had presented the presence of the enzyme in accordance with, varying the level the date of extraction and the extract or used oil as inductive of resistance. The extract of crave presented one high enzymatic activity in extraction 24 and 48 hours after the inoculation of inoculate it.Fundação de Amparo a Pesquisa do Estado de AlagoasA bananeira (Musa spp.), é uma planta explorada na maioria dos países tropicais. Seu fruto é consumido em praticamente todos os países do mundo in natura ou em forma de doces, compotas, enlatados, flocos, etc., devido ao seu valor energético, calórico e riqueza em vitaminas e sais minerais. A bananeira pode ser atacada por vários patógenos, destacando-se o fungo Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cubense (Foc) que causa o mal-do-Panamá, uma das principais doenças da cultura. A busca por métodos alternativos de controle tem sido pesquisada e em especial o uso de óleos essenciais e extratos vegetais. Este trabalho foi desenvolvido em condições de laboratório e casa-de-vegetação do CECA/UFAL, com os objetivos de avaliar o efeito fungitóxico in vitro , in vivo e como indutores de resistência de óleos essenciais de Eucalyptus spp. (eucalipto variedade citriodora), Cymbopogon winteranus (citronela), Caryophyllus aromaticus L. (cravo-da-índia) e Piper aduncum L. (pimenta-de-macaco) e dos extratos vegetais aquosos de Caryophyllus aromaticus L. cravo-da-índia, Cinnamomum zeylanicum (canela), Allium sativum L. (alho), Ocimum basilicum (manjericão), Zingiber officinale Rosc. (gengibre) e Ruta graveolens (arruda) e dos produtos comerciais o ASM e Ecolife®. Os óleos foram adicionados ao meio de BDA nas concentrações de 1,25; 2,5; 3,75 e 5% e os extratos vegetais aquosos foram adicionados ao meio de BDA, nas concentrações de 5; 10; 15 e 20 % para os extratos vegetais aquosos e 0,25; 0,5; 0,75 e 1 % para Ecolife®. Para avaliação o índice de intensidade da doença (ID), plantas micropropagadas de bananeira da variedade maçã foram pulverizadas com os óleos essenciais (1,25%) e com os extratos de alho e canela (20%), extrato de cravo (15%) e Ecolife® (0,75%). Após oito dias, as plantas foram inoculadas com a suspensão de Foc (104 con.mL-1), pelo método de imersão de raízes, por uma hora. O óleo de citronela, eucalipto, em todas as concentrações testadas, e os extratos de cravo (15 e 20%) e Ecolife® (0,75 e 1%) inibiram em 100% o crescimento micelial do fungo, constituindo assim os melhores tratamentos. Enquanto que, os óleos de cravo e pimenta-de-macaco e os extratos de alho e de canela inibiram parcialmente o crescimento micelial, em todas as concentrações testadas, sendo que o extrato de alho à medida que aumentava a concentração mostrava um incremento na PIC do fungo. Na avaliação in vivo , o óleo de citronela apresentou o melhor resultado (ID=25%), diferindo da testemunha, os óleos de cravo e de eucalipto apresentaram um ID= 95 e 75% , respectivamente. Os extratos de cravo e alho, e Ecolife® apresentaram um ID= 29, 25 e 8,33%. A inibição total ou parcial do crescimento micelial de F. oxysporum f. sp. cubense, avaliado in vivo , pelos óleos essenciais e extratos vegetais aquosos, nos mostra compostos de ação antifúngica. As atividades da enzima fenilalanina amônia liase (FAL) foi determinado em plantas submetidas aos tratamentos, coletadas às 24, 48, 72, 144 e 288 horas após a inoculação. Foi observada diferença significativa entre os indutores e a testemunha, destacando-se Ecolife®, extrato de manjericão, óleo de citronela, óleo e extrato de cravo, e extrato de arruda que proporcionaram os menores índices de doença nas mudas de banana maça, respectivamente com 8,33; 12,5; 25,0; 29,17; 25,0; e 41,67 %. O indutor Ecolife® apresentou o melhor desempenho em relação aos outros indutores testados e a testemunha, proporcionando um controle de 83,7% da doença. Todos os tratamentos analisados apresentaram a presença da enzima, variando o nível de acordo com a data de extração e o extrato ou óleo utilizado como indutor de resistência. O extrato de cravo apresentou uma alta atividade enzimática na extração 24 e 48 horas após a inoculação do inoculo.Universidade Federal de AlagoasBRPrograma de Pós-Graduação em AgronomiaUFALAmorim, Edna Peixoto da RochaAMORIM, E. P. R.Pinheiro, Denise MariaPINHEIRO, D. M.Santiago, Antonio DiasSANTIAGO, A. D.Silva, Iris Lettiere do Socorro Santos daSILVA, I. L. S. S.Lemos, Eurico Eduardo Pinto deLEMOS, E. E. P.Silva, Julio Cesar da2015-08-25T18:05:01Z2007-08-282015-08-25T18:05:01Z2007-06-28info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/masterThesisapplication/pdfapplication/pdfSILVA, Julio Cesar da. Uso de óleos essenciais, extratos vegetais e indutores de resistência no controle alternativo do mal-do-Panamá da bananeira. 2007. 66 f. 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Uso de óleos essenciais, extratos vegetais e indutores de resistência no controle alternativo do mal-do-Panamá da bananeira Use of essential oils, vegetables extracts and inductive of resistance in the alternative control of the Panama disease of the banana tree |
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Uso de óleos essenciais, extratos vegetais e indutores de resistência no controle alternativo do mal-do-Panamá da bananeira |
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Uso de óleos essenciais, extratos vegetais e indutores de resistência no controle alternativo do mal-do-Panamá da bananeira Silva, Julio Cesar da Banana - Disease Fusariose Panama disease Phytopathology Banana Doenças Fusariose Mal-do-Panamá Fitopatologia CNPQ::CIENCIAS AGRARIAS::AGRONOMIA |
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Uso de óleos essenciais, extratos vegetais e indutores de resistência no controle alternativo do mal-do-Panamá da bananeira |
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Uso de óleos essenciais, extratos vegetais e indutores de resistência no controle alternativo do mal-do-Panamá da bananeira |
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Uso de óleos essenciais, extratos vegetais e indutores de resistência no controle alternativo do mal-do-Panamá da bananeira |
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Uso de óleos essenciais, extratos vegetais e indutores de resistência no controle alternativo do mal-do-Panamá da bananeira |
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Uso de óleos essenciais, extratos vegetais e indutores de resistência no controle alternativo do mal-do-Panamá da bananeira |
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Silva, Julio Cesar da |
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Silva, Julio Cesar da |
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Amorim, Edna Peixoto da Rocha AMORIM, E. P. R. Pinheiro, Denise Maria PINHEIRO, D. M. Santiago, Antonio Dias SANTIAGO, A. D. Silva, Iris Lettiere do Socorro Santos da SILVA, I. L. S. S. Lemos, Eurico Eduardo Pinto de LEMOS, E. E. P. |
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Silva, Julio Cesar da |
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Banana - Disease Fusariose Panama disease Phytopathology Banana Doenças Fusariose Mal-do-Panamá Fitopatologia CNPQ::CIENCIAS AGRARIAS::AGRONOMIA |
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Banana - Disease Fusariose Panama disease Phytopathology Banana Doenças Fusariose Mal-do-Panamá Fitopatologia CNPQ::CIENCIAS AGRARIAS::AGRONOMIA |
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The banana tree (Musa spp.), is a plant explored in the majority of the tropical countries. Its fruit is consumed in practically all the countries of the world "in nature" or in form of candies, compotes, tinned, flakes, etc., which had to its energy value, caloric and wealth in vitamins and leaves minerals. The banana tree can be attacked by some pathogen, being distinguished fungus Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cubense (Foc) that cause Panama disease, one of the main diseases of the culture. The search for alternative methods of control has been searched and in special the use of essential oils and vegetables extracts. This work was developed in laboratory conditions and greenhouse of the CECA/UFAL, with objectives to evaluate the fungitoxici effect "in vitro", "in vivo" and as inductive resistance of essential oils of Eucalyptus spp. (eucalypt citriodora variety), Cymbopogon winteranus (citronella), Caryophyllus aromaticus L. (india crave) and Piper aduncum L. (pepper-of-monkey) and of watery vegetables extracts of Caryophyllus aromaticus L. (india crave), Cinnamomum zeylanicum (cinnamon), Allium sativum L. (garlic), Ocimum basilicum (basil), Zingiber officinale Rosc. (ginger) and Ruta graveolens (arruda) and of the commercial products the ASM and Ecolife®. The oils had been added to the way of BDA in the 1,25 concentrations; 2,5; 3,75 and 5% and the watery vegetables extracts had been added to the way of BDA, in the concentrations of 5; 10; 15 and 20 % for watery vegetables extracts and 0,25; 0,5; 0,75 and 1 % for Ecolife®. For evaluation the index of intensity of the disease (ID), spread plants of banana tree of the variety apple had been sprayed with essential oils (1,25%) and with extracts of garlic and cinnamon (20%), extract of crave (15%) and Ecolife® (0,75%).After, the plants had been eight days inoculated with the suspension of Foc (104 con.mL-1), for the method of immersion of roots, for one hour. The oil of citronella, eucalypt, in all the tested concentrations, and the extracts of crave (15 and 20%) and Ecolife® (0,75 and 1%) had inhibited in 100% the mycelial growth of fungus, thus constituting the best treatments. While that, the oils of crave and pepper-of-monkey and the extracts of garlic and cinnamon had inhibited the mycelial growth partially, in all the tested concentrations, being that the extract of garlic to the measure that increased the concentration showed an increment in the PIC of fungus. In the in vivo evaluation, the oil of citronella presented the best one resulted (ID=25%), differing from the witness, the oils of crave and of eucalypt ID had presented = 95 and 75%, respectively. The extracts of crave and garlic, and Ecolife® ID had presented = 29, 25 and 8,33%. The total or partial inhibition of the mycelial growth of F. oxysporum f. sp. cubense, evaluated "in vivo", for essential oils and watery vegetables extracts, in the sample composites of antifúngica action. The activities of the phenylalanine enzyme ammonia lyase (PAL) were determined in plants submitted to the treatments, collected to the 24, 48, 72, 144 and 288 hours after the inoculation. Significant difference between the inductors and the witness, being distinguished Ecolife®, extract of basil was observed, oil of citronella, oil and extract of crave, and extract of arruda that had provided to the lesser indices of disease in the apple banana changes, respectively with 8,33; 12,5; 25,0; 29,17; 25,0; e 41,67 %.The Ecolife® inductor presented the best performance in relation to the other tested inductors and the witness, providing a control of 83,7% of the disease. All the analyzed treatments had presented the presence of the enzyme in accordance with, varying the level the date of extraction and the extract or used oil as inductive of resistance. The extract of crave presented one high enzymatic activity in extraction 24 and 48 hours after the inoculation of inoculate it. |
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