Efficacy of Kresoxim-Methyl Against Olive Leaf Spot Caused by Spilocaea Oleagina

Factors Affecting Infection and Disease Development on Olive Leaves Inoculated with Fusicladium oleagineum

“…A reproducible method for inoculating olive plants with F oleagineum was developed by López-Doncel et al (22). This metbod bas been used to assess cultivar resistance (21), pathogenic variability of the fungus (20), the infection process (3), and efficacy of biological and chemical control products (31,42).…”

“…Chemical control of olive scab includes the application of preventive fungicides, especially copper compounds. The use of systemic fungicides is not widespread but has been shown to provide significant disease control (6,42).…”

Evaluation of the Incidence and Severity of Olive Leaf Spot Caused by <i>Spilocaea oleagina</i> on Olive Trees in Palestine

“…Epidemiological studies are needed to determine the latent infection of olive trees by the disease and to assess in more details the climatic conditions for disease development under the Palestinian environmental conditions. This will then enable to plan a control strategy of disease using chemical fungicides and/or tree management strategies and development of a disease forecasting system [14]. The effect of OLS on tree health, fruit yield and olive oil quality also requires further evaluation.…”

Olive leaf spot caused by Venturia oleaginea: An updated review

“…As concerns others curative fungicides, interesting results were obtained with strobilurins and triazoles. In particular, high protections were obtained with tebuconazole + trifloxystrobin ( D'Ascenzo et al., 2014 ; Vizzarri et al., 2014 ; Najafi et al., 2021 ), azoxystrobin ( Zuffa and Ricci, 2018 ), difenoconazole + azoxystrobin (Almadi et al., unpublished), and kresoxim-methyl ( Viruega et al., 2002 ; Trapero et al, 2014 ), kresoxim-methyl + copper sulphate ( Obanor et al., 2008a ).…”