The Effect of a New Derivative of Benzothiadiazole on the Reduction of Fusariosis and Increase in Growth and Development of Tulips

Boncela, Anna Jarecka; Spychalski, Maciej; Ptaszek, M.; Włodarek, Agnieszka; Śmiglak, Marcin; Kukawka, Rafał

doi:10.3390/agriculture13040853

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“…Of particular interest is the investigation of methods providing efficient protection against various pathogens, as the problem of limiting the amount of active substances available for use in plant protection applies not only to substances registered for use on sugar beet. In our previous studies, we have demonstrated that our new SAR inducers provide effective protection against various diseases on many different plant species [33][34][35][36][37]. Results of this study indicate the possibility of reducing fungicide treatments with the use of choline 3,5-dichlorosalicylate for providing protection against CLS.…”

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The Use of a New Ionic Derivative of Salicylic Acid in Sugar Beet Cultivation

Kukawka,

Spychalski,

Grzempa

et al. 2024

Agronomy

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The need for sustainable development in the context of pesticide use has been recognized by the European Union. The “Farm to Fork Strategy” indicates a goal of 50% reduction in pesticide use by 2030. To address this challenge, we used the concept of ionic liquids to modify known resistance inducers, i.e., a group of substances whose action is indicated as an alternative to fungicides. A new, patented substance developed by us, which is a choline 3,5-dichlorosalicylate, has been tested in the context of its use in sugar beet cultivation with the aim of controlling Cercospora leaf spot (CLS). The results suggest that the use of this substance in combination with one fungicide treatment reduces disease infection and produces yields very similar to the use of a standard protection program assuming the use of two fungicides. Such results provide the basis for further development of 3,5-dichlorosalicylate in terms of its use in agriculture. Thanks to its use, it was possible to resign from one fungicide treatment, while maintaining protection against CLS and yields at the same level as for the full fungicide protection program. Such an approach is in line with European Union policies.

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The Use of a New Ionic Derivative of Salicylic Acid in Sugar Beet Cultivation

Kukawka,

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Grzempa

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“…But also, we wanted to check whether the growth-immunity trade-off phenomenon occurs, and if so, to what extent. The results from previous work showed that in the case of our substances, the growth immunity tradeoff did not occur with 4 applications of the BTHWA substance on tulip plants [18]. Moreover, the effect of biostimulation on the growth of tulip plants treated with BTHWA was observed, both in terms of experiments with and without pathogen presence in the substrate.…”

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The Biostimulation Activity of Two Novel Benzothiadiazole Derivatives in the Tomato Cultivation

Kukawka,

Spychalski,

Smiglak

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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Biostimulants are gaining more and more attention in modern agriculture. As follows from the definition, their role is aimed at influencing the plant’s metabolism, which results in increasing the quantitative and qualitative parameters describing the yield. Significant attention should be paid to biostimulants increasing the content of health-promoting substances contained in plants. Treatments with biostimulants should be properly incorporated into existing plant protection schemes, which, of course, requires detailed research in this area. However, reliable research on active substances contained in biostimulants should be made first, and the activity of a given biostimulant must be proven. This work presents the results of a field experiment in tomato cultivation for two new active substances belonging to the group of benzothiadiazoles. The results indicate a positive effect on plant yield and, above all, on the lycopene content in tomato fruits. Increasing the lycopene content in fruit is of key significance, as it opens up opportunities for these active substances to be incorporated into new plant protection programs.

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“…Therefore, they offer complementary insights into enhancing tulip cultivation through different avenues. Jarecka-Boncela et al [36] explored the effects of a novel substance, BTHWA, on tulip growth, with a strong focus on stimulating growth and disease prevention. Although this work shares some common ground with the current study in its examination of tulip growth, the two studies are fundamentally distinct in their approaches.…”

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Biomorphological Analysis of Tulip Varieties on Substrates in Covered Ground in Turkestan

Apushev,

Yussupov,

Salybekova

et al. 2023

J. Hum. Earth Future

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This study aims to advance Kazakhstan’s floriculture industry by introducing promising tulip species and varieties for cultivation, implementing effective propagation methods, and adapting innovative cultivation technologies suitable for both open- and closed-ground conditions in the southern region of Kazakhstan. This study includes a novel introduction of exclusive tulip varieties, enabling the selection of source materials with desirable attributes for floriculture. Data analysis focuses on daily growth dynamics, plant height progression, and the evaluation of tulip varieties based on the coefficient of height variation across different substrates, such as soil, sawdust, and peat. These findings indicate significant varietal selectivity regarding substrate usage. Daily plant growth varies from 0.09 cm during the initial growth stage to 4.12–3.53 cm for Albatros and Delta Storm varieties during the flowering phase. Notably, the use of a peat substrate produces the tallest and most uniformly sized plants with enhanced decorative qualities, meeting market demands. This study introduces innovative methods for substrate selection that significantly influence the uniformity of tulip growth. Specific tulip varieties, including Albatros, Delta Storm, Fun for Two, Strong Power, and Dynasty, cultivated on a peat substrate with optimal water-physical properties, demonstrate even height and color properties, aligning with high consumer requirements. These findings recommend these varieties for covered ground conditions in Turkestan, advancing Kazakhstan’s floriculture sector by adapting foreign technologies to local conditions. Doi: 10.28991/HEF-2023-04-02-06 Full Text: PDF

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The Effect of a New Derivative of Benzothiadiazole on the Reduction of Fusariosis and Increase in Growth and Development of Tulips

Cited by 7 publications

References 41 publications

The Use of a New Ionic Derivative of Salicylic Acid in Sugar Beet Cultivation

The Use of a New Ionic Derivative of Salicylic Acid in Sugar Beet Cultivation

The Biostimulation Activity of Two Novel Benzothiadiazole Derivatives in the Tomato Cultivation

Biomorphological Analysis of Tulip Varieties on Substrates in Covered Ground in Turkestan

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