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The antagonistic activity against growth of f. sp. was determined for 74 bacterial isolates obtained from the rhizosphere of chickpeas grown in two field soils with different histories of Fusarium wilt, and for seven isolates of spp. from culture collections. Twenty-four isolates of spp. and 30-84 showed a strong antagonism against three races (0, 1 and 5) of tested. Three selected isolates and 30-84 were further tested against 30 isolates of races 0, 1 and 5 of, races 0, 1 and 2 of and nonpathogenic isolates differed in their antagonistic activity and were less inhibitory to mycelial growth of than to that of other fungal isolates. Furthermore, the extent of growth inhibition of was influenced both by bacterial isolates and by race of the pathogen. Cell-free culture filtrates of four isolates inhibited conidial germination and hyphal growth of and nonpathogenic Joint seed+soil treatment with some selected antagonistic spp. isolates suppressed disease caused by the highly virulent race-5 in cv. ICCV 4 and cv. PV 61 chickpeas. However, the degree of protection was influenced by the host genotype and the inoculum concentration of the pathogen.

Antagonistic activity of Bacteria from the chickpea rhizosphere againstFusarium Oxysporum f. sp.Ciceris