AbstractA total of 22 fungicides were evaluatedin vitrofor their efficacy againstCylindrocladium quinqueseptatum(CQ),C. ilicicola(CI),C. floridanum(CF),C. parvum(CP), andC. camelliae(CC) causing various diseases ofEucalyptusin Kerala, India. Though there were a number of fungicides effective (ED100) in the comdial germination and poisoned food techniques, only carbendazim provided complete inhibition of CQ, CI and CC in the soil‐fungicide screening technique; carbendazim was also highly effective against CF and CP.C. ilicicolaappeared to be more tolerant than other species ofCylindrocladiumas only a few fungicides were found to be effective against it even in the conidial germination technique. On comparison of the three fungicidal evaluation techniques, it is concluded that, for a pathogen producing microsclerotia, likeCylindrocladium, the soil‐fungicide screening technique is the most appropriate one for obtaining reliable resu
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