Ra. Kuznia et al., EFFECT OF SEED TREATMENTS ON STAND ESTABLISHMENT, ROOT NECROSIS, AND YIELD OF LUPINUS-ALBUS, Plant disease, 77(9), 1993, pp. 892-895
Treatment of seed of white lupine (Lupinus albus) with maneb, captan,
thiram, metalaxyl, carboxin, PCNB + ethazol, streptomycin sulfate, or
chitosan was evaluated for effect on stand establishment, seedling roo
t discoloration and necrosis, and yield. Seed treatments did not consi
stently improve stand establishment or affect the number of roots with
lesions, constrictions, tip necrosis, or discoloration. Fusarium spp.
were isolated more frequently than Rhizoctonia solani AG-4, Pythium s
pp., Pleiochaeta setosa, or Ascochyta sp., with F. solani being isolat
ed most often. Seed treatment did not consistently result in an increa
se in yield.