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India is having favourable agroclimatic conditions for the production of flower crops. Floriculture is a fast emerging and highly competitive industry in our country. Jasmine is one of the ancient flowers grown in India. It comes under the family Oleaceae, order Oleales and genus Jasminum. Jasmine is a queen of flowers and is called the "Queen of fragrance" or “Queen of the Night”. The word jasmine is derived from an Arabic word “Jessamine” called as “Yasmin” or yasmyn” which means fragrance. Scented oil is mainly extracted from jasmine. India exports the scented oil to England, United States of America, Sweden, Japan, Holland, European Union and Norway. Jasmine crop is susceptible to many fungal and phytoplasma diseases among these root rot and collar rot disease or Sclerotial wilt incited by Sclerotium rolfsii Sacc. (Telomorph: Atheliarolfsii) cause serious losses to jasmine plant. It has caused complete destruction of jasmine fields.

Exploration of Trichoderma spp. as an Effective Bio Control Agents against the Sclerotial wilt Caused by Sclerotium rolfsii Sacc.