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Conidia of five isolates of Drechslerella dactyloides frequently formed conidial traps in close vicinity of various field soils and cow dung manure which trapped and paralyzed the soil nematodes. However, predation of nematodes varied possibly because of the presence of varied number of nematode population in different field soils and cow dung manure. After trapping and killing of the nematodes by conidial traps, additional hyphae were produced from distal and proximal cells of spores on which constricting ring were formed which trapped other nematodes coming on the agar disc. The supplementation of mass culture of D. dactyloides with or without cow dung manure prior to planting of brinjal in conducive soil having 2000 active juveniles of Meloidogyne incognita per kg of soil reduced the number of root knot, females, egg sacs and number of second stage juveniles of M. incognita. However, application of D. dactyloides in combination with cow dung manure showed better control in comparison to D. dactyloides without cow dung manure.

Evaluation of Nematophgaous Ability of Drechslerella dactyloides in Vicinity of Soil and Biocontrol Potential against Root Knot Disease of Brinjal