Regional apple scab sensitivity and performance stability of difenoconazole on SI resistant apples
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1 Regional apple scab sensitivity and performance stability of difenoconazole on SI resistant apples Sara Villani & Kerik D. Cox NYSAES Department of Plant Pathology and Plant Microbe Biology - Geneva Cornell University
2 Outline Apple scab in vitro sensitivity to difenoconazole Baseline EC 50 of difenoconazole for North America Difenoconazole in the 2009 & 2010 survey Difenoconazole performance on apples Apple Scab Powdery Mildew Sooty Blotch and Fly Speck
3 Difenoconazole Baseline Examined 56 baseline isolates collected from orchards in NY, MI, & ME Dose response curves EC 50 Difenoconazole EC 50 for baseline composite Mean: μg/ml Median: μg/ml Std Dev: μg/ml Range: μg/ml
4 Fungicide Resistance Survey 2009: 39 commercial, 3 baseline, & 16 research orchards NY, VT, WV, NH, MA, ME, RI, MI, OH, IN, PA, & CT 2010: 11 commercial, 5 baseline, & 24 research orchards NY, WV, MA, ME, MI, & PA Populations assayed for sensitivity to: SI Inspire (difenoconazole) at 50x baseline for North America (0.1 μg/ml)
5 Fungicide Resistance Survey Frequency distributions of fungicide sensitivity for V. inaequalis orchard populations from 2009 Difenoconazole (Inspire) (0.1 μg/ml, N = 58)
6 Fungicide Resistance Survey Frequency distributions of fungicide sensitivity for V. inaequalis orchard populations from 2010 Difenoconazole (Inspire) (0.1 μg/ml, N = 40)
7 Fungicide Resistance Survey Difenoconazole: Nearly all orchards are below PR threshold After two years: most populations are still sensitive to difenoconazole Few (7-10%) orchards above worst case scenario threshold Could see resistance failure on McIntosh in a heavy scab year
8 Outline Apple scab in vitro sensitivity to difenoconazole Baseline EC 50 of difenoconazole for North America Difenoconazole in the 2009 & 2010 survey Difenoconazole performance on apples Apple Scab Powdery Mildew Sooty Blotch and Fly Speck
9 Performance in SI resistant orchards Two mature orchard sites ( ) McIntosh and Cortland - MM.106 Empire and Jonagold - M.9/M.111 interstem V. inaequalis population resistant to SIs Apple scab and powdery mildew fungicide treatments: Applied without mix partners or protectants Timed at 7-10 day intervals from bloom - 1 st cover Protectants (manzate/captan): green tip - tight cluster
10 Apple Scab Performance Heavy scab pressure in 2009!! Except for 2009, consistent difenoconazole performance from Seasonal weather factor in manifestation of practical resistance on McIntosh Same trend for Rally, but not others Stable SI resistance levels from
11 Apple Scab Performance Similar trends on Empire apples 2009 season weather effect not as strong Practical resistance with Rally in 2010 Quanlitative resistance with Flint in 2010? Heavy scab pressure in 2009!!
12 Powdery Mildew Performance Mildew performance of Inspire seems to be seasonally influenced Some seasons good as Rally; Good as Flint in others
13 Powdery Mildew Performance Performance trends are similar on Jonagold, but differences between Inspire are other fungicides are less pronounced
14 Powdery Mildew Performance Rally Untreated Inspire Visually, all SI treatments look fairly similar to one another at the end of season Are the differences in incidence relevant to the level of bud infection and overwintering?
15 Performance against SB FS Orchard site ( ) Empire and Jonagold - M.9/M.111 interstem Natural and artificial inoculum Application timing 3 rd cover to harvest (5-6 applications) 1 st and 2 nd cover applications from less effective programs Harvest incidence on Jonagold (4-8 reps)
16 Performance against SB FS Season long: Inspire Super provides sooty blotch control comparable to Pristine or captan + Prophyt
17 Performance against SB FS Season long: Similar trends against fly speck
18 Performance against SB FS 2009 Inspire Super at 1 st & 2 nd cover may improve SB FS control at harvest
19 Performance against SB FS 2010 Even if trees are left untreated from 3 rd cover to harvest? Other fungicide products may not provide the same benefit
20 Performance in SI resistant orchards Apple Scab: Performance level consistent over four years Season weather can effect manifestation of practical resistance on susceptible cultivars Powdery mildew Provides a good level of mildew control, but not the best fungicide Differences in control relevant at season s end? Sooty blotch and Fly Speck Season long: excellent control, but is it really necessary? Just 1 st 2 nd cover?
21 Acknowledgements State, federal, and institutional funds appropriated to the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station Agrichemical company support through product testing Bayer, Syngenta, Cheminova, DuPont, & Dow Agrosciences
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