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ABSENCE OF INDUCTION OF PHYTOALEXINS AND RESISTANCE IN CARNATION BY THE SELECTIVE HERBICIDE OXADIAZON

Article number

141_15

Pages

109 – 114

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Abstract

The herbicide oxadiazon, an abiotic elicitor of phytoalexins in Bean, showed no phytotoxicity on Carnation up to 1 gl^-1 and induced neither resistance to Phytophthora parasitica, the agent of collar rot, nor accumulation of the two known phytoalexins of Carnation : dianthalexin and "substance 6". The relation between phytotoxicity and eliciting activity is discussed.

Publication

II International Symposium on Carnation Culture

Authors

P. RICCI, G. ROUSSE

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1983.141.15

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2. CARNATIONS OF THE FUTURE

L.D. Sparnaaij | J.F. Demmink

3. PROGRESS IN BREEDING THE BULGARIAN CARNATION RACE

A.D. Boikov

4. PRODUCTION PLANNING IN THE CARNATION – THE BREEDER’S CONTRIBUTION

L.D. Sparnaaij

5. THE DISTRIBUTION OF MUTANTS IN SECOND FLUSH CUTTINGS OF AN IRRADIATED CARNATION SEEDLING

L.E. Carrier

6. QUESTIONS AROUND FUSARIUM RESISTANCE IN CARNATIONS

L.D. Sparnaaij

7. CARNATION BREEDING FOR RESISTANCE TO FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM F. SP. DIANTHI PRACTICAL ACHIEVEMENT OF RESISTANT CULTIVARS

Mr. Henri Blanc

8. STUDIES ON FUSARIUM WILT RESISTANCE IN CARNATION

R. TRAMIER | C. ANTONINI | A. BETTACHINI | C. METAY

9. ROLE OF THE FUNGI IN THE INDUCTION OF SUPPRESSIVENESS INTO SUBSTRATES TO FUSARIUM WILT OF CARNATION

R. TRAMIER | J.C. PIONNAT | N. TEBIBEL

10. SUPPRESSION OF BOTH INDUCED RESISTANCE AND PHYTOALEXIN PRODUCTION BY SALICYLIC ACID DURING ELICITATION OF CARNATION CUTTINGS

M. PONCHET | V. DUPREZ | P. RICCI

11. EPIDEMIOLOGY OF FUSARIUM WILT DURING PROPAGATION OF CARNATION

R. TRAMIER | J.C. PIONNAT | C. METAY

12. EVALUATION OF VIRUS DISEASES OF COMMERCIAL CARNATIONS IN CALIFORNIA

S.A. Lommel | D.C. Stenger | T.J. Morris

13. ALTERATION ON INCIDENCE OF FUSARIUM WILT OF CARNATION BY SUPPRESSIVE SOILS

R. TRAMIER | J.C. PIONNAT | C. ANTONINI

14. THE RELATION OF SOIL TYPE TO SUPPRESSION OF FUSARIUM WILT OF CARNATION

G.Y. Yuen | A.H. McCain | M.N. Schroth

15. SPREAD AND CONTROL OF FUSARIUM WILT IN CARNATIONS ON ARTIFICIAL SUBSTRATES

H. Rattink

16. ABSENCE OF INDUCTION OF PHYTOALEXINS AND RESISTANCE IN CARNATION BY THE SELECTIVE HERBICIDE OXADIAZON

P. RICCI | G. ROUSSE

17. CALCIUM NUTRITION AND ITS EFFECT ON THE RECEPTIVITY OF CARNATION TO FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM F. SP. DIANTHI.

D. Blanc | R. Tramier | C. Pallot

18. CARNATION CALYX TIP DIEBACK

R.A. Criley | P.E. Parvin | T.M. Hori | K.W. Leonhardt

19. THE INFLUENCE OF FERTILIZATION ON FLOWER CALYX SPLITTING IN CARNATIONS

E. Skalská

20. THE INFLUENCE OF FERTILIZATION ON FLOWER CALYX SPLITTING IN CARNATIONS

E. Skalská

21. PHOTOPERIOD CONTROL OF LATERAL BRANCHING AND FLOWER PRODUCTION IN CARNATIONS

W. Healy | H. Wilkins

22. SUPPLEMENTARY IRRADIATION OR DUSK TO DAWN LIGHTING FOR CROPPING CARNATIONS AT SEVERAL POPULATION DENSITIES

John W. Mastalerz

23. TEMPERATURE AND DAYLENGTH RESPONSES IN DIANTHUS CARTHUSIANORUM CV. NAPOLEON III

R. Moe

24. A PRODUCTIVITY AND PARTITIONING APPROACH TO CARNATION PRODUCTION

P. L. Partridge | M. S. Reid | Harry C. Kohl

25. ACCELERATED ROOTING OF CARNATION ‘RED BARON’ BY TEMPERATURE PRETREATMENT

P.A. van de Pol | J.V.M. Vogelezang

26. THE AUSTRALIAN BAGULEY TRAY SYSTEM FOR CARNATION GROWING

G.I. Moss

27. THE YIELD OF CARNATION FLOWERS CUT IN THE BUD STAGE

K. Mynett | J. Nowak | R.M. Rudnicki | D. Goszczynska

28. LONG-TERM COOL STORAGE OF BUD-CUT CARNATIONS

D. Goszczynska | R. M. Rudnicki

29. PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES IN CARNATION PETALS AS AFFECTED BY STORAGE AND TRANSPORT

A.H. Halevy | A. Borochov | J.D. Faragher | R. Harel | S. Mayak

30. THE ROLES OF POLLEN ACC AND POLLEN TUBE GROWTH IN ETHYLENE PRODUCTION BY CARNATIONS

C. S. Whitehead | David W. Fujino | M. S. Reid

31. INVESTIGATION OF THE MODE OF ACTION OF ETHYLENE IN CARNATION SENESCENCE

Edward C. Sisler | M. S. Reid | David W. Fujino

32. POSTHARVEST HANDLING OF CARNATIONS

M. S. Reid | Anton M. Kofranek | Seward T. Besemer

33. PHYSIOLOGY AND CULTURE DISCUSSION SESSION

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34. THE PRESENT OUTLOOK AND FUTURE TRENDS

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35. CARNATION TRENDS IN LATIN AMERICA

Paul L. Daum | Fred C. Gloeckner

36. THE CARNATION INDUSTRY IN THE UNITED STATES

R. Kingman

37. CARNATION TRENDS IN ISRAEL

Y. Mor | A. H. Halevy