Identification of aggressive microfungal pathogens of wheat crop from Bhimber Azad Kashmir and effective biomanagement of a most dominant pathogen Alternatia solani

Fungal diseases affect both the productivity and sustainability of wheat crop. The aim present study was to document fungal crop biological management a most dominant pathogen Alternaria solani by using medicinal plant extracts. infected plants were collected from different sites District Bhimber, Azad Jammu Kashmir (Sukasan, Kool, Gurha Liliyan, Matyal, Dheri Wattan, Pothi) these examined under field greenhouse conditions four extracts check severity rate diseases. Three contagious species isolated regularly contaminated leaves other natural items demonstrating indications scourges recognized as A. solani. antifungal action plant’s leaf solutions including Nerium oleander (Oleander), Allium sativum (Garlic), Ocimum basilicum (Sweat Basil) Eucalyptus chamadulonsis (Eucalyptus) have been attempted control in an artificial medium conditions. In medium, decoction bulb at 5% fixation caused noteworthy lessening mycelial improvement (40.2%), while 1% decreases obstruct advancement microorganism. nursery analyzes, serious diminishing contamination seriousness brought about extract on well fixations. best decline infection accomplished with fixation, but slightest decrease observed after treatment application (22.3% 30.2%, respectively). expanded product yield 35.2% 40.2% opposed control. It concluded that all selected reduced disease furthermore upgraded grain especially attack wheat.