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. 2019 Apr 3;9:5577. doi: 10.1038/s41598-019-41463-z

Table 2.

The impact of drought on the incidence of dry root rot disease in two different locations of field trial from the year 2014 to 2018*.

Treatment 2014-15 2015-16 2016-2017 2017-2018
Field-1 Field-2 Field-1 Field-2 Field-1 Field-2 Field-1 Field-2
Control 3.75a 12.00a 0a 1.47a 0a 0a 0a 4.387a
Mild DS 7.083ab NA 4.81a 1.84a 0a 1.5278a 0a 9.583ab
Moderate DS 11.25bc NA 0a 2.39a 0a 2.2276a 0a 19.558bc
Severe DS 14.583cd NA 32.5c 7.04ab 0a 33.815bc 4.1729ab 40.396de
Pathogen 8.75abc 12.80a 0a 1.59a 7.605ab 4.8544ab 1a 9.065ab
Mild CS 10.833 bc 18.86a 0a 4.32ab 0a 7.522ab 0a 16.854abc
Moderate CS 11.667bc 30.45b 18.119b 10.00bc 14.95b 11.828ab 10.157ab 28.592cd
Severe CS 19.583d 36.77b 35.294c 15.964c 42.23c 53.23d 13.333b 42.414e
Grand mean 10.937 22.184 11.34 5.5801 8.0985 14.376 3.5829 21.356
CV 41.71 18.29 22.5 64.58 53.02 88.06 132.14 35.51
LSD at p < 0.05 6.7093 11.268 6.0335 6.3109 10.153 29.933 11.195 13.282

*Data represents percent DRR incidence in chickpea field location 1 and 2. Average of 2–3 block replicates are represented here. RCBD two-way ANOVA was used for the comparison of the mean for each experiment and significance was assessed by the least significant difference (LSD at p < 0.05) post hoc test. Statistics are performed column-wise. Different letters (a, b, c, d, e) in a column denote significant difference between mean at p < 0.05. DS = drought stress; CS = combined stress; CV = coefficient of variance; LSD = least significant difference; NA = treatments could not be maintained in field experiment thus data is not available. Field location-1 = NIPGR, New Delhi; Field location-2 = GKVK, Bengaluru. Data shows an increase in the DRR incidence under severe CS treatment compared to pathogen treatment.