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                                                           Abstract
                         The  study  investigated  on  the  effect  of  Trichoderma  viride and  the  amount  of
                  dolomitic limestone on the growth of Phytophthora palmivola in the compost fertilizer of

                  durian peel. The objectives were to study the use of T. viride and dolomite limestone as the
                  materials  for  reducing  of  P. palmivola,  and  the  changes  of  temperature  and  chemical
                  properties in the compost fertilizer. This study was conducted in 2014-2015 at Chantaburi
                  Land  development  station  in  Naryaiarm  District,  Chantaburi  Province.  The  experimental
                  design was completely randomized design (CRD) with 3 replications and 4 treatments. The

                  treatments consisted of 1) durian peel compost, 2) durian peel compost with P. palmivola,
                  3) durian peel compost with P. palmivola and 2% of dolomitic limestone and 4) durian peel
                  compost with P. palmivola, 2% of dolomitic limestone and T. viride. The result showed that

                  P. Palmivola at 60 days after decomposition commencement (DAC), comparing to 30 DAC, in
                  durian peel with P. palmivola , 2 % of dolomitic limestone and T. viride. was significantly
                  reduced from 3.03 to 0.33 log no. /gm. material, while the amount of T. viride significantly
                  increased  from  3.50 to  6.17 log  no.  /gm.  material.  The  average  temperature  during
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                  decomposition  peaked to  39.53 C  at  15 DAC,  and  reduced to  31.95  C  at  60 DAC.  The
                  amounts  of nitrogen,  phosphorus,  potassium, potassium  and  calcium  in  compost  fertilize
                  were not significantly differences among treatments. However, the amount of magnesium in
                  the treatments treated with P. palmivola and 2% of dolomitic limestone, and P. Palmivola,

                  2% of dolomitic limestone and T. viride, was 5.3-5.63 % greater than the rest of treatments.
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