Efficiency of Some Herbicides and Fungicides on Management of Common Bean Damping-off and Root-rot Diseases

The three tested herbicides and fungicides caused significant inhibitory effect on the growth of Fusarium solani Rhizoctonia causal common bean damping-off root-rot diseases compared with control treatment. This inhibition was gradually increased by increasing concentration fungicides. Moreover, fungus F. greatly affected than R. solani. Furthermore, were more efficient in this regard. There decrease both severity increase survived plants due to treatment No recorded case herbicides, non-infested soil. Highest percentages damping-off, lowest plant soil infested any two pathogens. In addition, combination between pathogens resulted reduction grown did not receive such a remarkable total phenolic compounds values fungi (control plants). Gradual occurred time inoculation highest herbicides. estimated nitrogen protein content green seeds considerable when