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SUSCEPTIBILITY OF CRATAEGUS SPECIES TO FIRE BLIGHT

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338_70

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421 – 426

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Abstract

Susceptibility to fire blight of 84 Crataegus species was experimentaly assessed after shoot inoculation.
Results showed that susceptibility to fire blight varied widely among this genus.
Cases of extreme susceptibility were observed, as well as cases of apparent complete resistance.
It is very likely that a selection of plants of interest as ornamentals, or for other purposes, could be done among the less susceptible clones.

Publication

VI International Workshop on Fire Blight

Authors

J.P. Paulin, G. Lachaud, A. Cadic, A. Renoux

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1993.338.70

Online Articles (72)

2. WORLDWIDE SPREAD AND PRESENT DISTRIBUTION OF FIRE BIGHT – AN UPDATE

T. van der Zwet

3. FIREBLIGHT IN SWEDEN, EXPERIENCE AND FURTHER WORK

Maria K. Gråberg

4. FIRE BLIGHT IN TURKEY: 1985 – 1992

M. Timur Momol | O. Yegen

5. FIRE BLIGHT IN SWITZERLAND SITUATION, MONITORING AND RISKS

R. Grimm | J. Vogelsanger | B. Schoch | E. Mani

6. POST-ENTRY QUARANTINE INSPECTION, FIELD OBSERVATION AND LABORATORY TESTS TO PREVENT ERWINIA AMYLOVORA INFECTION IN HUNGARY

N. Anna Kovacs

7. EFFICIENT DETECTION OF ERWINIA AMYLOVORA BY PCR-ANALYSIS

8. A DNA APPROACH TO ERWINIA AMYLOVORA DETECTION IN LARGE SCALE APPLE TESTING AND IN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES

R.G. Clark | C.N. Hale | D. Harte

9. FIREBLIGHT OF POME FRUIT TREES IN TURKEY: DISTRIBUTION OF THE DISEASE, CHEMICAL CONTROL OF BLOSSOM INFECTIONS AND SUSCEPTIBILITY OF SOME CULTIVARS

G. Demir | M. Gündogdu

10. FIREBLIGHT IN ENGLAND 1984-1991

T. Locke | A.M. Berrie | D.R. Jones | E. Billing

11. THE POTENTIAL RISK OF FIRE BLIGHT IN MOROCCO AND THE PHYTOSANITARY MEASURES TO PREVENT ITS INTRODUCTION

S.A. Benzakour

12. ERADICATION OF FIRE BLIGHT IN NORWAY

A. Sletten

13. OUTBREAK, SPREAD AND ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE OF FIRE BLIGHT PATHOGEN (ERWINIA AMYLOVORA) IN YUGOSLAVIA

M. Panic | M. Arsenijevic

14. EFFORTS TO PREVENT ERWINIA AMYLOVORA FROM ENTERING CROATIA

B. Cvjetkovic

15. FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON FIRE BLIGHT IN ITALY

C. Cariddi

16. SURVIVAL OF ERWINIA AMYLOVORA ON APPLE AND PEAR POLLEN

T. van der Zwet | R.L. Bell

17. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FLOWERING HAWTHORN AND FIRE BLIGHT INCIDENCE IN HAWTHORN AND IN PEAR ORCHARDS

M. Rien van Teylingen

18. COMPARISON OF DISEASE PROGRESSION OF FIRE BLIGHT ON APPLE AND PEAR CULTIVARS

M. Timur Momol | W. Zeller

19. AN UPDATE ON VERSION 4.1 OF THE MARYBLYT™ COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR PREDICTING FIRE BLIGHT

GARY W. LIGHTNER | PAUL W. STEINER

20. EFFIFACY OF THE MARYBLYT FORECASTING SYSTEM TO PREDICT BLOSSOM BLIGHT IN WEST VIRGINIA (1984–1992)

T. van der Zwet | G.W. Lightner

21. AN ASSESSMENT OF THE MARYBLYT™ COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR THE PREDICTION OF FIRE BLIGHT IN ONTARIO, CANADA

W.G. Bonn | T. Leuty

22. A PREDICTIVE MODEL FOR FORECASTING FIRE BLIGHT OF PEAR AND APPLE IN WASHINGTON STATE.

T.J. Smith

23. FEASIBILITY QUESTIONS IN FIREBLIGHT RISK ASSESSMENT

Dr. Eve Billing

24. EVALUATION OF MARYBLYT FOR PREDICTION OF FIRE BLIGHT ON APPLES IN POLAND

Dr. P. Sobiczewski | S. Berczynski

25. MIGRATORY BIRDS: ASSESSMENT OF THEIR ORIGIN AS POTENTIAL VECTORS OF ERWINIA AMYLOVORA IN ITALY

F. Spina | L. Bendini | C. Bazzi | M.E. Tagliati

26. SETTING UP OF A FIRE BLIGHT MONITORING NETWORK IN NORTHERN ITALY

U. Mazzucchi | E. Stefani | C. Bazzi

27. INTERACTIONS OF ERWINIA AMYLOVORA WITH AUXINS, AUXIN DERIVATIVES AND CHLOROGENIC ACID IN VITRO

A. Zaccheo

28. IN VITRO BEHAVIOUR OF ERWINIA AMYLOVORA TOWARDS SOME NATURAL PRODUCTS SHOWING BACTERICIDAL ACTIVITY.

M. Scortichini | M.P. Rossi

29. A ROLE FOR SURFACE COMPONENTS IN ERWINIA AMYLOVORA PATHOGENICITY

J. Laurent | M. Menggad | D. Expert

30. INFLUENCE OF CHEMICAL GROWTH REGULATION ON THE HOST SUSCEPTIBILITY OF PEAR TREES FOR FIRE BLIGHT

T. Deckers | E. Daemen

31. THE PRESENCE OF STREPTOMYCIN RESISTANT STRAINS OF ERWINIA AMYLOVORA IN NEW ZEALAND

S.V. Thomson | S.C. Gouk | J.L. Vanneste | C.N. Hale | R.G. Clark

32. METABOLITES FROM PSEUDOMONADS THAT INHIBIT THE GROWTH OF ERWINIA AMYLOVORA

R.E. Mitchell

33. THE PRESENCE OF STREPTOMYCIN RESISTANT STRAINS OF ERWINIA AMYLOVORA IN NEW ZEALAND

S.V. Thomson | S.C. Gouk | J.L. Vanneste | C.N. Hale | R.G. Clark

34. EPIPHYTIC BACTERIA REDUCE ESTABLISHMENT AND POPULATION SIZE OF HONEY-BEE DISPERSED ERWINIA AMYLOVORA IN PEAR BLOSSOMS

35. APPLICATION OF FATTY ACID CLASS ANALYSES FOR THE DETECTION AND IDENTIFICATION OF ERWINIA AMYLOVORA

T. van der Zwet | J.M. Wells

36. IMMUNOLOGICAL DIFFERENTIATION OF ERWINIA HERBICOLA

I. Hladka | I. Mraz | V. Kudela

37. HARPIN, FROM ERWINIA AMYLOVORA, ELICITS THE HYPERSENSITIVE RESPONSE AND IS A DETERMINANT OF PATHOGENICITY

38. ANALYSIS OF A TRANSPOSABLE ELEMENT CARRYING STREPTOMYCIN RESISTANCE IN ERWINIA AMYLOVORA

C.-S. Chiou | A.L. Jones

39. IDENTIFICATION AND CLONING OF ERWINIA HERBICOLA DNA RESPONSIBLE FOR SUPPRESION OF ERWINIA AMYLOVORA

L.P. Kearns | H.K. Mahanty

40. EXOPOLYSACCHARIDES IN PATHOGENICITY OF ERWINIA AMYLOVORA

41. GENETIC AND MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF ERWINIA AMYLOVORA EPS ENCODING GENES

M. Menggad | J. Laurent | J. Paulin

42. HETEROLOGOUS EXPRESSION OF EPS-GENES IN ERWINIA AMYLOVORA AND ERWINIA STEWARTII

F. Bernhard | P. Bellemann | P. Bugert | D.L. Coplin | K. Geider

43. AVIRULENT TNPHOA MUTANTS OF ERWINIA AMYLOVORA

R. Cooper | D. Dymock | J. Milner | I. Roberts

44. EFFICACY OF PHOSETYL-ALUMINUM AND COPPER FOR CONTROL OF FIRE BLIGHT ON BLOSSOMS AND SHOOTS OF APPLE

G.G. CLARKE | K.D. HICKEY | J.W. TRAVIS

45. EFFECTS OF POSTHARVEST AND BLOOM APPLICATIONS OF PHOSETYLAL ON FIRE BLIGHT AND FRUIT QUALITY IN ‘BARTLETT’ PEAR

D. Sugar | K.B. Johnson | S.E. Lindow | V.O. Stockwell

46. PHOSETYL-AL, A NEW WEAPON AGAINST FIRE BLIGHT IN APPLE AND PEAR ORCHARDS

P. Larue | J.M. Gaulliard

47. CHEMICAL CONTROL OF FIRE BLIGHT (ERWINIA AMYLOVORA) UNDER NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL CONDITIONS

J. Tsiantos | P. Psallidas

48. HOT WATER TREATMENT FOR ERADICATION OF ERWINIA AMYLOVORA FROM PROPAGATING WOOD

H. Aldwinckle | H. Gustafson

49. USE OF HEAT TREATMENT TO FREE PROPAGATION PLANT MATERIAL FROM CONTAMINATIONS OF ERWINIA AMYLOVORA

M. Keck | W. Zislavsky | R. Chartier | P. Lecomte | J.P. Paulin

50. LABORATORY AND FIELD ASSAYS FOR BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF FIRE BLIGHT IN D’ANJOU PEAR

R.J. McLaughlin | R.G. Roberts

51. PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE BLIGHT BY AVIRULENT STRAINS OF ERWINIA AMYLOVORA: MODULATION OF THE INTERACTION BY AVIRULENT MUTANTS

M. Tharaud | E. Baudouin | J.P. Paulin

52. INTERACTIONS BETWEEN THE BIOLOGICAL CONTROL AGENT PSEUDOMONAS FLUORESCENS A506 AND ERWINIA AMYLOVORA IN PEAR BLOSSOMS

M. Wilson | S.E. Lindow

53. POPULATION DYNAMICS OF PSEUDOMONAS FLUORESCENS STRAIN A506 IN PEAR FLOWERS FOLLOWING INOCULATION IN RELATION TO STRATEGIES OF BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF FIRE BLIGHT AND FROST INJURY.

S. Lindow | M. Wilson

54. BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF FIRE BLIGHT BY ERWINIA HERBICOLA: SURVIVAL OF APPLIED BACTERIA IN ORCHARD AND GLASSHOUSE TRIALS

L.P. Kearns | C.N. Hale

55. EXPERIMENTS WITH THE SPECIALITY CUIVROL^* FOR CONTROL OF FIRE BLIGTH

P. Larue | R. Ardigier

56. INTEGRATED CONTROL OF FROST INJURY, FIRE BLIGHT, AND FRUIT RUSSET OF PEAR WITH A BLOSSOM APPLICATION OF AN ANTAGONISTIC BACTERIUM

S. Lindow

57. MANIPULATION OF THE EPIPHYTIC MICROBIAL COMMUNITY TO PROMOTE BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF ERWINIA AMYLOVORA ON PEAR AND APPLE

T. van der Zwet

58. SCREENING FOR POTENTIAL ANTAGONISTS TO ERWINIA AMYLOVORA IN VITRO AND IN VIVO AMONG THE BACTERIAL MICROFLORA OF PEAR AND APPLE

Peter G. Psallidas | A. Vitas | J. Tsiantos

59. ESTABLISHMENT ON PEAR BLOSSOMS OF BIOCONTROL AGENTS FOR FIRE BLIGHT

V.O. Stockwell | J.E. Loper | K.B. Johnson

60. ORCHARD EVALUATION OF CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL SPRAY MATERIALS TO CONTROL FIRE BLIGHT

J. Norelli | H. Aldwinckle

61. CROSS COMBINATIONS FOR FIRE BLIGHT RESISTANCE IN PEAR

G.L. Bagnara | L. Rivalta | M. Laghi | R. Quarta | P. Lecomte

62. ROLE OF THE AGGRESSSIVENESS OF STRAINS OF ERWINIA AMYLOVORA IN THE EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF SUSCEPTIBILITY OF APPLE CULTIVARS TO FIRE BLIGHT

J.P. Paulin | G. Lachaud | Y. Lespinasse

63. PEAR BREEDING FOR THE 21ST CENTURY – PROGRAM AND PROGRESS AT HARROW

David M. Hunter

64. INCREASING THE FIRE BLIGHT RESISTANCE OF APPLE BY TRANSFORMATION WITH GENES ENCODING ANTIBACTERIAL PROTEINS

J. Norelli | H. Aldwinckle | L. Destéfano-Beltrán | J. Jaynes

65. STUDY OF MALUS SP. X ERWINIA AMYLOVORA INTERACTIONS AND SCREENING OF HIGHLY RESISTAT SELECTIONS AMONG THE NOVOLE X EVERESTE PROGENY

Y. Lespinasse | G. Lachaud | J.P. Paulin

66. PLANT EXTRACTS WITH A RESISTANCE INDUCTION EFFECT AGAINST FIRE BLIGHT (ERWINIA AMYLOVORA)

J. Mosch | A. Mende | W. Zeller | M. Rieck | W. Ullrich

67. SHOOT AND BLOSSOM SUSCEPTIBILITY TO FIRE BLIGHT (ERWINIA AMYLOVORA) OF ASIAN PEAR CULTIVARS

P. LECOMTE

68. FURTHER RESULTS ON SHOOT SUSCEPTIBILITY OF COTONEASTER TO FIRE BLIGHT

P. Lecomte | A. Cadic

69. BREEDING FOR FIRE BLIGHT RESISTANCE IN APPLE

C. Fischer | K. Richter | H.-J. Schaefer

70. NEW FIRE BLIGHT RESISTANT ADVANCED SELECTIONS FROM THE USDA PEAR BREEDING PROGRAM

R. L. Bell | T. Zwet

71. SUSCEPTIBILITY OF CRATAEGUS SPECIES TO FIRE BLIGHT

J.P. Paulin | G. Lachaud | A. Cadic | A. Renoux

72. BLOSSOM SUSCEPTIBILITY TO FIRE BLIGHT OF CIDER APPLE

J.P. Paulin | R. Chartier | J.M. Boré