2010
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-84782010000800002
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Queima das flores e podridão parda em pessegueiro sob sistema de cultivo orgânico

Abstract: A queima das flores e a podridão parda, causadas por Monilinia fructicola, são as doenças mais importantes na cultura do pessegueiro. Este estudo teve como objetivo verificar a incidência de queima das flores e podridão parda latente em frutos verdes e na colheita sob condições naturais de infecção, em relação à posição dos ramos em pomar com cultivares de pessegueiro sob sistema de cultivo orgânico. As avaliações foram realizadas com as cultivares 'Aurora', 'Flordaking', 'Marli' e 'Della Nona' em 2006, e 'Aur… Show more

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“…This absence of significant effects due to the effect of the PFS (Tables 2 and 3), justifies the use of flowers in any of the two tested phenological stages and validates the previous works that used flowers at balloon stage [17,18,20] and those that used open flowers [17,21,22,37].…”
Section: Phenotyping For Blossom Blight Resistancesupporting
confidence: 86%
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“…This absence of significant effects due to the effect of the PFS (Tables 2 and 3), justifies the use of flowers in any of the two tested phenological stages and validates the previous works that used flowers at balloon stage [17,18,20] and those that used open flowers [17,21,22,37].…”
Section: Phenotyping For Blossom Blight Resistancesupporting
confidence: 86%
“…This high incidence of blossom blight even without previous inoculation has already been reported [18,37] and is due to the high pressure of the inoculum naturally present in the peach orchards in southern Brazil at the flowering time [3][4][5].…”
Section: Phenotyping For Blossom Blight Resistancementioning
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“…However, on the fifth day of evaluation, the potassium phosphite differed from calcium phosphite but not with the control. In field, in experiments with brown rot, usually, the coefficient of variation is very high, probably this can be partially explained by the inoculums distribution on the tree (Keske et al, 2010). To confirm this data should be recommended for the next experiments to assess a large number of fruit and, also separate the results of brown rot from latent infection from those on the orchard during the harvest.…”
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