Paper · 2006 · The Plant Pathology Journal

A New Composition of Nanosized Silica-Silver for Control of Various Plant Diseases

Hae-Jun Park; Sung-Ho Kim; Hwa-Jung Kim; et al.

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Abstract

The present study addressed the efficacy of nanosized silica-silver for controlling plant pathogenic microorganisms. The nanosized silica-silver consisted of nano-silver combined with silica molecules and water soluble polymer, prepared by exposing a solution including silver salt, silicate and water soluble polymer to radioactive rays. The nanosized silica-silver showed antifungal activity against the tested phytopathogenic fungi at 3.0 ppm with varied degrees. In contrast, a number of beneficial bacteria or plant pathogenic bacteria were not significantly affected at 10 ppm level but completely inhibited by 100 ppm of nanosized silicasilver. Among the tested plant pathogenic fungi, the new product effectively controlled powdery mildews of pumpkin at 0.3 ppm in both field and greenhouse tests. The pathogens disappeared from the infected leaves 3 days after spray and the plants remained healthy thereafter. Our results suggested that the product developed in this study was effective in controlling various plant fungal diseases.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Nanosized silica-silver inhibited tested phytopathogenic fungi at 3.0 ppm to varying degrees.

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Plantt0
Treatment
nanosized silica-silvere0
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phytopathogenic fungie0pathogen
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antifungal activitye0
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3.0 ppme0

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“The nanosized silica-silver showed antifungal activity against the tested phytopathogenic fungi at 3.0 ppm with varied degrees”

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“Plant Diseases”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultno effectnot significant (as stated)measured

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Beneficial bacteria and plant pathogenic bacteria were not significantly affected at 10 ppm.

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Plantt0
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Nanosized Silica-Silvert0
Interactor
plant pathogenic bacteriae0pathogen
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plant pathogenic bacteria were not significantly affectede0
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not significantly affectede0
Value
10 ppme0

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“a number of beneficial bacteria or plant pathogenic bacteria were not significantly affected at 10 ppm level”

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“Nanosized Silica-Silver for Control of Various Plant Diseases”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultmixedmeasured

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Beneficial and plant pathogenic bacteria were completely inhibited by 100 ppm nanosized silica-silver.

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Plantt0
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100 ppm of nanosized silicasilvere0
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plant pathogenic bacteriae0pathogen
Outcome
plant pathogenic bacteriae0
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completely inhibitede0
Comparator
10 ppm levele0

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“a number of beneficial bacteria or plant pathogenic bacteria were not significantly affected at 10 ppm level but completely inhibited by 100 ppm of nanosized silicasilver”

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“Plant Diseases”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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The product controlled pumpkin powdery mildew at 0.3 ppm in field and greenhouse tests.

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pumpkine0
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new producte0
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powdery mildewsErysiphaceaee0pathogen
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powdery mildews of pumpkine0
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effectively controllede0
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0.3 ppme0
Setting
field and greenhouse testse0

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“the new product effectively controlled powdery mildews of pumpkin at 0.3 ppm in both field and greenhouse tests”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Pathogens disappeared from infected pumpkin leaves three days after spraying.

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pumpkint0
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spraye0
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pathogense0pathogen
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pathogens disappeared from the infected leavese0
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3 dayse0

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“The pathogens disappeared from the infected leaves 3 days after spray”

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“powdery mildews of pumpkin”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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The sprayed pumpkin plants remained healthy thereafter.

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pumpkint0
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plants remained healthy thereaftere0

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“the plants remained healthy thereafter”

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“powdery mildews of pumpkin”

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