Biopesticide seed treatments for improved growth of maize seedlings

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Presented by Daniel M. Kang`ethe at the First Bio-Innovate Regional Scientific Conference, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 25-27 February 2013

Technology

Biopesticide seed treatments for
improved growth of maize seedlings

Daniel M. Kang`ethe
Research and Development Team, The Real IPM Company, (Kenya) Ltd

First Bio-Innovate Regional Scientific
Conference, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 25-27 February
2013

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Thika, Kenya

summary

- Objective

- Background

- Methodology/procedure

- Criteria of evaluating growth promotion.

- Assessment

- Conclusion
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Back ground

Consortium of:

Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and
Technology (Kenya) (JKUAT)

Alpha Seeds, Tanzania.

The Real IPM Company (K) Ltd, Kenya

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Real IPM

Biocontrol company based in Thika, Kenya

Delivery of Biopesticide on the seed.

Many advantages of seed delivery

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Research Objective

To assess the growth promoting effect of
Biopesticides (T. asperellum, B. subtilis, M.
anisopiliae and T. asperellum + M. anisopiliae)
as seed treatment on maize.

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Procedure

Origin of Biopesticides

Manufactured by Real IPM Kenya.

Formulated specially for seed coating.

Maize was used as test plant.

Design for on farm application

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Procedure cont…

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Procedure cont…

Above plate pictures of (a) Seed coated maize sample and the control
and (b) colony growth
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Treatments

1. T. asperellum
2. M. anisopiliae
3. B. subtilis
4. T. asperellum + M. anisopiliae
5. Control

Germination and
seedling growth assessments
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Parameters

• Germination
• Tap root length
• Number of feeder roots
• Shoot height
• Fresh weight of the seedlings

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Results - Germination
100
90 83.07 83.33
79.6 77.33
80
GERMINATION %

70
54
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
BACILLUS CONTROL METARHIZIUM TRICHODERMA TRICHODERMA
+
METARHIZIUM
TREATMENTS

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Shoot length
10 8.92

9 8.31

7.34
8
SHOOT LENGTH (cm)
7.27

7
6
4.72
5
4
3
2
1
0
BACILLUS CONTROL MET + METARH TRICHO
TRICHO
TREATMENTS

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Thika, Kenya

Tap root length

25
21.53
TAP ROOT LENGTH (cm) 20.53
19.21

20
15.59

15 12.01

10

5

0
BACILLUS CONTROL MET + METARH TRICHO
TRICHO

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Thika, Kenya

Number of feeder roots
7

5.93
5.6
6
5.4
NUMBER OF FEEDER ROOTS
5.27

5 4.4

4

3

2

1

0

BACILLUS CONTROL MET + TRICHO METARH TRICHO
TREATMENTS

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Thika, Kenya

Assessment

How many microbes on the seed?

Biopesticides cfu`s/ Maize seed
Trichoderma asperellum 9.2 X10 7

Bacillus subtilis 7.5 X10 6

Metarhizium anisopliae 1.3 X10 6

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Conclusion

Biopesticides enhance growth

Act as growth promoters

Widely reported effect

Complex mechanism

Other pest and disease benefits
(See JKUAT paper)

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Conclusion

What next

Cropping trials have begun

Seed company application
(as opposed to on farm treatment)

Looking for seed company
partners in the region

Please contact Real IPM/me
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Thika, Kenya

Contacts:
info@realipm.com
www.realipm.com

Thank you
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Thika, Kenya

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Biopesticide seed treatments for improved growth of maize seedlings

1. Biopesticide seed treatments for improved growth of maize seedlings Daniel M. Kang`ethe Research and Development Team, The Real IPM Company, (Kenya) Ltd First Bio-Innovate Regional Scientific Conference, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 25-27 February 2013 © The Real IPM Company Thika, Kenya

2. summary - Objective - Background - Methodology/procedure - Criteria of evaluating growth promotion. - Assessment - Conclusion © The Real IPM Company Thika, Kenya

3. Back ground Consortium of: Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (Kenya) (JKUAT) Alpha Seeds, Tanzania. The Real IPM Company (K) Ltd, Kenya © The Real IPM Company Thika, Kenya

4. Real IPM Biocontrol company based in Thika, Kenya Delivery of Biopesticide on the seed. Many advantages of seed delivery © The Real IPM Company Thika, Kenya

5. Research Objective To assess the growth promoting effect of Biopesticides (T. asperellum, B. subtilis, M. anisopiliae and T. asperellum + M. anisopiliae) as seed treatment on maize. © The Real IPM Company Thika, Kenya

6. Procedure Origin of Biopesticides Manufactured by Real IPM Kenya. Formulated specially for seed coating. Maize was used as test plant. Design for on farm application © The Real IPM Company Thika, Kenya

9. Procedure cont… Above plate pictures of (a) Seed coated maize sample and the control and (b) colony growth © The Real IPM Company Thika, Kenya

10. Treatments 1. T. asperellum 2. M. anisopiliae 3. B. subtilis 4. T. asperellum + M. anisopiliae 5. Control Germination and seedling growth assessments © The Real IPM Company Thika, Kenya

11. Parameters • Germination • Tap root length • Number of feeder roots • Shoot height • Fresh weight of the seedlings © The Real IPM Company Thika, Kenya

12. Results - Germination 100 90 83.07 83.33 79.6 77.33 80 GERMINATION % 70 54 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 BACILLUS CONTROL METARHIZIUM TRICHODERMA TRICHODERMA + METARHIZIUM TREATMENTS © The Real IPM Company Thika, Kenya

13. Shoot length 10 8.92 9 8.31 7.34 8 SHOOT LENGTH (cm) 7.27 7 6 4.72 5 4 3 2 1 0 BACILLUS CONTROL MET + METARH TRICHO TRICHO TREATMENTS © The Real IPM Company Thika, Kenya

14. Tap root length 25 21.53 TAP ROOT LENGTH (cm) 20.53 19.21 20 15.59 15 12.01 10 5 0 BACILLUS CONTROL MET + METARH TRICHO TRICHO © The Real IPM Company Thika, Kenya

15. Number of feeder roots 7 5.93 5.6 6 5.4 NUMBER OF FEEDER ROOTS 5.27 5 4.4 4 3 2 1 0 BACILLUS CONTROL MET + TRICHO METARH TRICHO TREATMENTS © The Real IPM Company Thika, Kenya

17. Assessment How many microbes on the seed? Biopesticides cfu`s/ Maize seed Trichoderma asperellum 9.2 X10 7 Bacillus subtilis 7.5 X10 6 Metarhizium anisopliae 1.3 X10 6 © The Real IPM Company Thika, Kenya

18. Conclusion Biopesticides enhance growth Act as growth promoters Widely reported effect Complex mechanism Other pest and disease benefits (See JKUAT paper) © The Real IPM Company Thika, Kenya

19. Conclusion What next Cropping trials have begun Seed company application (as opposed to on farm treatment) Looking for seed company partners in the region Please contact Real IPM/me © The Real IPM Company Thika, Kenya

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