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Isabgol (Plantago ovate Forsk.) is one of the most important medicinal crops in India. It is mainly grown in Gujarat, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh. However, the crop is spreading to other non-traditional parts of the country such as Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Karnataka. In Rajasthan, it is being cultivated in 4,17,109 hectare area with a total production of 3,41,447 tonnes of seeds with an average productivity 891 kg ha -1 (Anonymous, 2017-18). It is mainly grown for husk purpose, which is used for medicinal purpose for controlling constipations, irritation, diarrhoea, chronic dysenteries of amoebic and bacilliary origin and ulcerated surface of intestinal mucosa (Choudhary, 2015). Alternaria leaf spot of isabgol caused by Alternaria alternata, has become a severe problem in Isabgol growing areas of Rajasthan (Bajaya et al., 2017). Although, only a few reports are available on plant drug (Chourasia, 1995).

Efficacy of Traditional Seed Dressers and Oils on Isabgol Seeds against Alternaria alternata and Fusarium semitectum under Storage Conditions