Cina

Root knot - Meloidogyne incognita (335)

Root-knot nematode (1666)

Meloidogyne incognita / Root knot (1737)

Nematodes (1798)

All Cina-treated infected-plants showed better growth in all respects. All the nematode infected plants treated with Cina, significantly reduced root-knot disease in terms of root gall number and nematode population in root and soil. Silkworm larvae (Bombyx mori L.) feeding on the leaves of Cina treated plants, showed improved growth, increased silk gland weight, shell weight, shell ratio (SR%) and effective rate of rearing (ERR %); They also took fewer feedings and number of feeding days, shorter starting time to spinning day and span of spinning day; shorter moulting time to cocoon formation, and zero mortality rate. This trial commercially increased silk production and effective rate of rearing (ERR%) without disturbing the biosphere. (<a href="http://tinyurl.com/74qebme"><b>Link to report</b></a> (335)

All the nematode infected plants treated with Cina, significantly reduced root-knot disease in terms of root gall number and nematode population in root and soil. (335)

Root gall number, nematode population in roots and root protein content were significantly lower (p<0.01) with the treated groups than with the inoculated untreated group. Ethanol 200 CH treated group did not show any significant difference from the inoculated untreated group. (1798)

Leaf area and chlorophyll content were significantly higher (p<0.01) with the treated groups direct and connected, than with the inoculated untreated group. Root gall number, nematode population in roots and root protein content were significantly lower (p<0.01) with the treated groups than with the inoculated untreated group. Ethanol 200 CH treated group did not show any significant difference from the inoculated untreated group. (1666)

See also <a href="https://hpathy.com/scientific-research/amelioration-of-root-knot-disease-of-ladys-finger-plants-by-potentized-cina-and-santonin/">this paper</a> in Hpathy online magazine (1668)

Cina had no effect on reducing the number of galls and J2 present in infected roots, however, the 12CH showed the same effect of the chemical treatment on the number of eggs present in the roots, and had a better result than the other homeopathic dynamizations. (1737)