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Trunk injection of plant protection product to defend chestnut tree from tortrix moths

Article number

1366_49

Pages

401 – 408

Language

English

Abstract

Cydia splendana and Pammene fasciana are major chestnut pests of chestnut in France.
The fruit damage caused by the larvae can reach over 50% at harvest.
Since the ban in 2011 on aerial spraying in France, the chestnut growers are in a technical impasse: conventional ground axial sprayers are poorly suited to the structure of chestnuts orchards (large volume trees). Trunk microinjection of plant protection products (PPP) as a target-precise delivery system could greatly reduce the drift and improve the efficiency of the PPP application.
Under the conditions of the 2020 experiment (high pest pressure: 61% of fruits were damaged at harvest in untreated trees), one of the microinjected plant protection products significantly reduced the rate of damaged fruit at harvest by 63%. No PPP residues were detected in fruits at harvest.

Publication

XXXI International Horticultural Congress (IHC2022): International Symposium on Innovative Perennial Crops Management

Authors

N. Lebarbier, A. Renier, F. Verpont

Keywords

codling moth, orchard protection

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2023.1366.49

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