Effects of Sprinkler Irrigation at Various Times of the Day on Development of Potato Late Blight

Rotem, J.; Palti, J.; Lomas, J.

doi:10.1094/phyto-60-839

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“…This holds especially for bacterial pathogens and fungal pathogens that are splash dispersed. The timing of irrigation can be adjusted to prevent extended leaf wetness periods and disease outbreaks . Moreover, the use of drip irrigation will also reduce the incidence and severity of both foliar and root pathogens .…”

Section: Plant Disease Management In Organic Agriculturementioning

confidence: 99%

Plant disease management in organic farming systems

Bruggen

Gamliel

Finckh

2015

Pest Management Science

148

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Organic farming (OF) has significantly increased in importance in recent decades. Disease management in OF is largely based on the maintenance of biological diversity and soil health by balanced crop rotations, including nitrogen-fixing and cover crops, intercrops, additions of manure and compost and reductions in soil tillage. Most soil-borne diseases are naturally suppressed, while foliar diseases can sometimes be problematic. Only when a severe disease outbreak is expected are pesticides used that are approved for OF. A detailed overview is given of cultural and biological control measures. Attention is also given to regulated pesticides. We conclude that a systems approach to disease management is required, and that interdisciplinary research is needed to solve lingering disease problems, especially for OF in the tropics. Some of the organic regulations are in need of revision in close collaboration with various stakeholders.

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Section: Plant Disease Management In Organic Agriculturementioning

confidence: 99%

Plant disease management in organic farming systems

Bruggen

Gamliel

Finckh

2015

Pest Management Science

148

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“…El ambiente físico influye en el desarrollo de una epidemia a través de sus efectos sobre varias fases del ciclo de vida del patógeno a medida que este interactúa con las diferentes fases del desarrollo de la planta (6,24,33). El clima frío, húmedo, con lluvia y humedad relativa ambiental de más de 90%, y temperaturas de 7 a 21°C favorecen el desarrollo del tizón tardío (1,5,34).…”

Section: Ensayos De Evaluación Del Tizón Tardíounclassified

Metodologías de evaluación estándar y manejo de datos de clones avanzados de papa. Modulo 2: Evaluación del rendimiento de tubérculos sanos de clones avanzados de papa, guía para colaboradores internacionales

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Pérez²,

Andrade-Piedra³

2014

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“…Sprinkler irrigation has been shown to foster the development of water-dependent * Corresponding author: philippe.nicot@avignon.inra.fr plant pathogens (Rotem et al, 1970). Furrow irrigation has been associated with salt accumulation, resulting in seedling mortality, in several crops, including tomato and pepper (Miyamoto et al, 1986).…”

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confidence: 99%