If registered, fungicide could reduce cavity spot of carrots

No control measures are now available for reducing losses to cavity spot, the most damaging carrot disease in California. Researchers have found a fungicide that provides excellent control of the disease, though it is not yet registered for use on carrots. Recent investigations in Europe showed that...

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Published inCalifornia agriculture (Berkeley, Calif.) Vol. 45; no. 2; pp. 29 - 30
Main Authors Davis, R. Michael, Nuñez, Joe J., Guerard, John, Vivoda, Elisabetta
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources 01.03.1991
Subjects
Daucus carota
fongicide
fungicidas
fungicides
metalaxil
metalaxyl
Pythium
sintomas
symptome
symptoms
USA, California
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Abstract No control measures are now available for reducing losses to cavity spot, the most damaging carrot disease in California. Researchers have found a fungicide that provides excellent control of the disease, though it is not yet registered for use on carrots. Recent investigations in Europe showed that Pythium species, especially P. violae , were associated with cavity spot lesions. To isolate potential pathogens, we collected tissue from the margin of cavity spot lesions on carrots. These isolations yielded P. violae and, less frequently, P. ultimum . Metalaxyl significantly reduced the incidence of cavity spot in all trials.
AbstractList No control measures are now available for reducing losses to cavity spot, the most damaging carrot disease in California. Researchers have found a fungicide that provides excellent control of the disease, though it is not yet registered for use on carrots.
No control measures are now available for reducing losses to cavity spot, the most damaging carrot disease in California. Researchers have found a fungicide that provides excellent control of the disease, though it is not yet registered for use on carrots. Recent investigations in Europe showed that Pythium species, especially P. violae , were associated with cavity spot lesions. To isolate potential pathogens, we collected tissue from the margin of cavity spot lesions on carrots. These isolations yielded P. violae and, less frequently, P. ultimum . Metalaxyl significantly reduced the incidence of cavity spot in all trials.
Author Davis R.M
Vivoda E
Nunuz J.J
Guerard J.P
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fungicidas
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metalaxil
metalaxyl
Pythium
sintomas
symptome
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