Biological Characterization of the Pathogen Causing Reineckea carnea Leaf Spot Disease
FU Ben-zhon
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FU Ben-zhon
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With Reineckea carnealeaf spot disease as research object,the biological characteristics and suitable fungicide for the pathogen of Reineckea carnealeaf spot were investigated in this paper,in order to provide a scientific basis for the disease control.The results indicated that the pathogen mycelium were grown well in PDA under 28℃,the lethal temperature was 50℃.It could be growth in pH 4.0~10.0,and prefer to pH 6.0.The light-dark alternation(24h/0h)was benefit for the mycelial growth.Among the 3tested pesticides,the most effective was 10% myclobutanil,the relative inhibition rate was 91.4%under the recommended concentration 0.3mg/L.Lime sulfur was the least effective,the relative inhibition rate was 8.0%under the recommended concentration 6.67mg/L.
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With Reineckea carnealeaf spot disease as research object,the biological characteristics and suitable fungicide for the pathogen of Reineckea carnealeaf spot were investigated in this paper,in order to provide a scientific basis for the disease control.The results indicated that the pathogen mycelium were grown well in PDA under 28℃,the lethal temperature was 50℃.It could be growth in pH 4.0~10.0,and prefer to pH 6.0.The light-dark alternation(24h/0h)was benefit for the mycelial growth.Among the 3tested pesticides,the most effective was 10% myclobutanil,the relative inhibition rate was 91.4%under the recommended concentration 0.3mg/L.Lime sulfur was the least effective,the relative inhibition rate was 8.0%under the recommended concentration 6.67mg/L.
Key concepts: Mycelium, Pathogen, Leaf spot, Fungicide, Biology, Horticulture, Botany, Microbiology