Science and Education Publishing World Journal of Agricultural Research 2333-0678 5 1 2016 12 12 Effect of Biocontrol, Physical Control and Compost on Tomato Plants that Infected with Fusarium wilt under Greenhouse Conditions 5 8 EN Hussein Ali Salim Ministry of Agriculture Basheer Nsaif Jasim Ali Dhumad Kadhim Iman Sahib Salman Abdalsalam Awni Abdalbaki WJAR2017512 10.12691/wjar-5-1-2 2016 7 17 2016 11 13 2016 12 10 The objective of this paper was to evaluate the efficacy of Trichoderma harzianum, Spent mushroom compost and carbendazim 50 % W.P with solarized and unsolarized soil to promote some of plant growth parameters of tomato plants infested with Fusarium wilt disease under in vivo conditions. The application of T. harzianum with spent mushroom compost exhibited the maximum number of fruits per plant after 150 days. Also tomato plants treated with carbendazim showed a significant stimulatory effect on weight of five fruits per replicate (g) of tomato plants by 132.50 g and increased the cost benefit ratio by 2.57 followed by treatment of T. harzianum by 2.31 in comparison with treatment of F. oxysorum alone.