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Parasitoids associated with the invasive pest Drosophila suzukii (Diptera: Drosophilidae) in Argentina and their potential role as biological control agents of this pest in blueberry orchards

Article number

1357_54

Pages

385 – 392

Language

English

Abstract

Publication

XII International Vaccinium Symposium

Authors

C.F. Funes, F.E. Gallardo, V.A. Reche, L.I. Escobar, S.M. Ovruski, D.S. Kirschbaum

Keywords

ecosystem services, Vaccinium corymbosum, natural enemies, sustainable pest control

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2023.1357.54

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L. Jaakola

2. Optimal nitrogen fertilizer application rates for second-generation cranberry hybrids

P. Jeranyama | G. Mupambi | C. Kennedy

3. Effect of sectorial pruning on yield and fruit quality of highbush blueberries

J.B. Retamales | M.J. Palma | C.M. Araya | G.A. Espíndola | R.M. Bastías

4. Light quality from supplemental light-emitting diodes modulates biosynthesis of secondary metabolites in ripening bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillus L.) fruit

A. Samkumar | K. Karppinen | I. Martinussen | R.V. Espley | L. Jaakola

5. Lessons learned from long-term research on organic production systems of northern highbush blueberry

B.C. Strik | A.J. Davis

6. Phenological assessment of the wild blueberry field using an unmanned aerial vehicle

K.E. Anku | D.C. Percival | L.R. Rajasekaran | B. Heung | M. Vankoughnett

7. Beneficial use of biostimulants in northern highbush blueberry

D.R. Bryla | O.L. Vargas

8. Response of northern highbush blueberry to fertigation and granular applications of phosphorus fertilizer

D.P. Leon-Chang | D.R. Bryla | C.F. Scagel

9. Fall nitrogen fertilization in cranberry: effects on plant growth and fruit production

P.P. Rojas-Barros | J. Bolivar-Medina | B.A. Workmaster | A. Atucha

10. Relationship between fruit firmness and dry matter in three blueberry (Vaccinium corymbosum L.) cultivars grown in different agroclimatic zones

11. Extending blueberry production season with different covering materials

M. Pereira | M. Mota | P.B. Oliveira

12. Better management of soilless potting media for southern highbush blueberry, an Australian case study

S.E. Parks | J. Jarvis | D. Unsworth | M. Simpson | D. Sun

13. Role of cuticular wax composition and stem scar size in the transpirational water loss of blueberries

Y. Yan | E.M. Gerbrandt | A. Pratap Singh | S.D. Castellarin

14. Low-input pruning options in Mini Blues for specialized processed markets reduce production costs while maintaining yield and quality

B.C. Strik | A.J. Davis | P.A. Jones

15. Revised leaf tissue nutrient sufficiency standards for northern highbush blueberry in western Oregon

B.C. Strik | A.J. Davis

16. Comparative study on texture: a key for blueberry quality breeding

17. Using the Genome Database for Vaccinium for genetics, genomics, and breeding research

18. Molecular variation, genetic structure and antioxidants in Vaccinium germplasm

19. Confirming clonal identity: a case study in blueberries

K.E. Hummer | N.V. Bassil

20. Andean blueberry (V. meridionale Swartz) hybrids with 4x highbush blueberry

M. Ehlenfeldt | J. Polashock | J. Luteyn

21. Challenges and strategies breeding for firmness, resistance to bruising, and reduced splitting tendency in blueberry in British Columbia

M. Dossett

22. Breaking interspecific barriers in Vaccinium: hybrids of Andean blueberry (V. meridionale Swartz) with highbush blueberry, cranberry, and lingonberry

M. Ehlenfeldt | J. Polashock

23. Identifying epistatic loci for fruit rot resistance in cranberry using machine learning

J. Kawash | J. Polashock | J. Johnson-Cicalese | N. Vorsa

24. Heritability of leaf and fruit calcium may enable selection against green fruit drop disorder in highbush blueberry breeding

E.M. Gerbrandt | M. Dossett

25. Cranberry genomics: advances and applications

J. Polashock | J. Kawash | J. Johnson-Cicalese | T. Michael | N. Vorsa

26. Molecular responses of wild blueberry phenotypes to Botrytis cinerea infection

J. Abbey | S. Jose | D.C. Percival | L. Jaakola | S.K. Asiedu

27. Concentration of quinclorac in cranberry plant tissue with repeated annual applications

K.M. Ghantous | H.A. Sandler | D. Cunningham | E. Giro | K. DeMoranville

28. New tools for rapid fruit quality analysis in blueberry

P. Perkins-Veazie | G. Ma | M. Pottorff | M.A. Lila | M. Iorizzo

29. Impact of species, growing location and cultivar on flavor chemistry of blueberry fruit

C.F. Forney | S. Qiu | M.A. Jordan | K. Munro Pennell | S. Fillmore

30. Phenolic compound content in Biloxi blueberry grown in the Sierra Norte of Oaxaca, Mexico, harvested in warm season

N. Arellanes-Juárez | P. Benito-Bautista | B.H. Zárate-Nicolás

31. Evaluation of extraction methods for determination of phenolic compounds, organic acids and sugars in lingonberries (Vaccinium vitis-idaea)

K. Aaby | M. Amundsen

32. Aminoethoyxvinylglycine (AVG) does not improve fruit firmness of Stevens and Howes cranberry

G. Mupambi

33. Diseases and insects of economic importance affecting blueberry fruit in North Carolina

W.O. Cline | H.J. Burrack

34. Assessing fungicide efficacy for improved management of the wild blueberry foliar disease complex in eastern Canada

A.W. Cornel | D.C. Percival

35. Mummy berry forecast system improves control of disease in Maine lowbush blueberry

S.L. Annis | P.D. Hildebrand

36. Sensitivity of Septoria spp. associated with lowbush blueberry foliar disease to chlorothalonil and propiconazole fungicide

R.R. Burlakoti | D.C. Percival

37. Occurrence and population fluctuations of Drosophila suzukii (Diptera: Drosophilidae) in blueberry crops of subtropical Argentina

38. Tine weeding as a weed management tool for wild blueberry (Vaccinium augustifolium) growers in Maine

L. Calderwood

39. Potential effects of insects on survival of Monilinia vaccinii-corymbosi pseudosclerotia

S.L. Annis | T. Case

40. Effect of different fungicides on the control of Lasiodiplodia theobromae causal agent of dieback in blueberries in the Chavimochic Irrigation Project in Peru

W. Apaza-Tapia | E. Gonzales | J. Sanchez | P. Quiroz-Delgado

41. The wild (blueberry) bunch: understanding the lowbush blueberries microbiome through metagenomic techniques

A.W. Lloyd | D.C. Percival | S.N. Yurgel

42. Alternative of organic management of weeds in blueberry production in a volcanic soil of Chile

A. Pedreros | P. Muñoz-Vega | M. Valdes

43. Water footprint and energy used per kg by drip irrigation systems and sprinkler systems for frost protection in a blueberry crop in Concordia, Entre Ríos, Argentina

A. Pannunzio | E.A. Holzapfel | P. Texeira Soria

44. Effects of geographic origin on anthocyanin profile of wild Norwegian lingonberries (Vaccinium vitis-idaea L.)

45. Norwegian wild berries – increased predictability and value creation – the WildBerries project

46. The development situation and prospect of blueberry industry in China

Hong Yu | Jiguang Wei | Shufang Yang | Xuefeng Yang | Shanan He

47. The wild blueberry industry in North America

D.E. Yarborough

48. Upright training system for blueberry

A. Asănică | F. Stănică | A. Iacob | D. Popescu | M. Ungurenuș

49. Germplasm collection of Vaccinium species in vitro

50. Liquid culture in the bioreactor for efficient in vitro propagation of lingonberry

U. Sharma | A.U. Igamberdiev | S.C. Debnath

51. Recovery of Vaccinium myrtillus from phytoplasma infection in vitro

E.G. Borroto Fernández | V. Hanzer | F. Lok-Lee | M. Laimer

52. First outcomes of grafting highbush blueberry in Romania

A. Asănică | D. Hoza | A. Iacob | D. Popescu | C. Asănică

53. Parasitoids associated with the invasive pest Drosophila suzukii (Diptera: Drosophilidae) in Argentina and their potential role as biological control agents of this pest in blueberry orchards

54. Strategies to reduce supraoptimal temperatures in the root zone during field and containerized production of highbush blueberry in warm climates

R.M.A. Machado | D.R. Bryla | M. Correia

55. Corema album: from the wild to the field

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56. VacciniumCAP, a community-based project to develop advanced genetic tools to improve fruit quality in blueberry and cranberry