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EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE AND PATHOGEN ISOLATE ON STRAWBERRY RESISTANCE TO ANTHRACNOSE CAUSED BY THREE SPECIES OF COLLETOTRICHUM

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348_101

Pages

493 – 495

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Abstract

Publication

II International Strawberry Symposium

Authors

B. Denoyes

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1993.348.101

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2. RECENT TRENDS IN STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION AND RESEARCH: AN OVERVIEW.

P. Rosati

3. STRAWBERRY BREEDING IN RUSSIA

G. Govorova

4. STRAWBERRY BREEDING PROGRAM IN SPAIN: PRESENT SITUATION AND PERSPECTIVES

5. PROGRESS IN BREEDING DECAPLOID FRAGARIA × VESCANA

A. Bauer

6. EXPLORATION, COLLECTION AND EVALUATIONS OF CHILEAN FRAGARIA: SUMMARY OF 1990 AND 1992 EXPEDITIONS

7. DEVELOPMENT OF FRAGARIA GERMPLASM IN CANADA

A. Dale | Hugh A. Daubeny | M. Luffman | J. Alan Sullivan

8. BREEDING FOR MATTED ROW AND HIGH DENSITY PLANTING SYSTEMS IN NEW JERSEY.

J. Fiola | G. Jelenkovic | P. Nitzsche | G. Galletta

9. SHOULD WE RECONSTITUTE THE STRAWBERRY?

J. Hancock | J. Luby | A. Dale

10. MORPHOLOGICAL VARIATION IN FRAGARIA VIRGINIANA FROM THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS

Karen E. Hokanson | R. E. Harrison | James J. Luby | James F. Hancock

11. FRAGARIA GERMPLASM AT THE CANADIAN CLONAL GENEBANK

M. Luffman | P.J. Macdonald

12. VEGETATIVE GROWTH ATTRIBUTES OF NORTH AMERICAN CULTIVARS WITH DIFFERING TEMPERATURE REGIMES.

John M. Rariden | D. V. Shaw

13. OBJECTIVES AND METHODS OF THE STRAWBERRY BREEDING PROGRAM SPONSORED BY THE CIREF

P. Roudeillac

14. THE PERFORMANCE OF NORTH AMERICAN DAY-NEUTRAL CULTIVARS AND THE USE OF THIS GERMPLASM FOR BREEDING IN THE UNITED KINGDOM

D.W. Simpson

15. PROGRESS REPORT IN FRAGARIA SPECIES HYBRIDIZATION AT BALSGÅRD, SWEDEN

K. Trajkovski

16. IDENTIFICATION OF GENES FOR RESISTANCE TO PHYTOPHTHORA FRAGARIAE IN STRAWBERRY.

W.E. van de Weg | S. Giezen | J.L. Maas | G.J. Galletta

17. BREEDING STRAWBERRIES IN A SUBTRAPICAL ENVIRONMENT

Craig K. Chandler | James C. Sumler Jr | Earl E. Albregts

18. FRAGENTALUS x DALHANCOCKIANUS GEN. & SP. NOV. – SHRUBBY MACINTOSHAPPLE STRAWBERRY

Ima G. Grower | Rick E. Search

19. RESULTS OF THE SOUTHERN ITALY STRAWBERRY BREEDING PROJECT

S. Recupero | W. Faedi | P. Rosati | P. Arcuti

20. INTERGENERIC HYBRIDS OF FRAGARIA AND POTENTILLA

A. J. Sayegh | M. J. Hennerty

21. THE STRAWBERRIES OF ULYSSES ALDROVANDI

E. Baldini | P. Rosati

22. CLASSIFICATION AND EVALUATION OF STRAWBERRIES-GENOTYPES ON COMPUTERS WITH UTILIZATION OF PICTURE-DOCUMENTATION

23. STRAWBERRY BREEDING PROGRAMMES IN POLAND

Jerzy A. Hortynski

24. AN ANALYSIS OF GENETIC VARIABILITY IN YIELD AND QUALITY COMPONENTS IN SOUTH AFRICANS STRAWBERRY GERMPLASM

Jan P. Human | Bill H. Louw

25. PHOSPHOGLUCOISOMERASE ISOZYMES, ALLELIC COMPOSITION AND INHERITANCE IN CULTIVATED STRAWBERRY

M. Kong | T. Sjulin

26. SYSTEMATICS AND GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE AMERICAN STRAWBERRIES

G. Staudt

27. METHODS AND STRATEGIES OF STRAWBERRY FORCING IN CENTRAL EUROPE: HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES AND RECENT DEVELOPMENTS

F. Lieten

28. FIELD PERFORMANCE OF SOME NEW AMERICAN AND POLISH STRAWBERRY CULTIVARS GROWN IN POLAND.

G. Cieslinski | A. Klimczak | K. Smolarz

29. PROSPECTS FOR NEW FRESH MARKET STRAWBERRY CULTIVARS FOR THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST

Hugh A. Daubeny | A. Anderson

30. EFFECTS OF PLANTING DISTANCE AND PEAT VOLUME ON STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION IN BAG AND BUCKET CULTURE

J. Dijkstra | J. Bruijn | A. Scholtens | J. M. Wijsmuller

31. FIELD PERFORMANCE OF ANDROGENIC STRAWBERRY PLANTS.

I. Foley | M. J. Hennerty

32. AUTOMATED IRRIGATION FOR STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION

B.L. Goulart | P.H. Heinemann | T. Stombaugh | K. Demchak | C.T. Morrow

33. EFFECT OF MULCH TYPE IN ANNUAL HILL STRAWBERRY PLASTICULTURE SYSTEMS

David G. Himelrick | W.A. Dozier Jr | J.R. Akridge

34. EVALUATION OF NEW SPANISH CULTIVARS OF STRAWBERRY IN HUELVA, SOUTHWESTERN SPAIN

J. López-Aranda | R. López-Montero | M. Chaves | A. Alvarez | R. Bartual

35. CEMENT BLOCK WALL CULTIVATION OF STRAWBERRY IN JAPAN

Y. Oda | K. Kawata

36. SWEDISH EXPERIENCE OF MECHANICAL HARVESTING OF STRAWBERRIES

S. Olander

37. DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATIVE METHODS FOR HEALTHY PROPAGATION OF STRAWBERRY PLANTS USING CUTTINGS

J. Dijkstra

38. PERFORMANCE OF PLUG STRAWBERRY PLANTS ESTABLISHED FROM UNROOTED RUNNERS

B. Hennion | A. Bardet | J. Longuesserre

39. FERTILIZATION AND IRRIGATION OF DAY-NEUTRAL STRAWBERRIES

M. Lamarre | Michel J. Lareau

40. LATE PLANTING OF STRAWBERRY USING BARE ROOT OR PLUG PLANTS

Michel J. Lareau | M. Lamarre

41. INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT CLIMATIC PROTECTION AND FORCING SYSTEMS ON SOME PRODUCTION PARAMETERS OF STRAWBERRY (FRAGARIA × ANANASSA Duch.) IN SPAIN

S. Lopez-Galarza | J.V. Maroto | B. Pascual | M.S. Bono | J. Alagarda

42. STRAWBERRY COLD PROTECTION USING FLOATING ROWCOVERS

P. P. Moore | Rita L. Hummel | Peter R. Bristow

43. INFLUENCE OF ROW COVER INSIDE THE GREENHOUSE ON STRAWBERRY GROWTH AND INSECT INFESTATION

I. G. Rubeiz | K. M. Nadi | Imad A. Al-Assir

44. A STUDY TO MEASURE REGULATE & CONTROL STRAWBERRY RUNNER VIGOR

C. Salmond | P. McGruddy

45. GROWING GREENHOUSE STRAWBERRIES WITH AQUACULTURE EFFLUENT

F. Takeda | P. Adler | D.M. Glenn

46. FRUITING AND POSTHARVEST QUALITY OF THREE STRAWBERRY CULTIVARS AFTER FROST PROTECTION TREATMENTS

J. Whitworth | P. Perkins-Veazie | Julie K. Collins

47. TESTING OF STRAWBERRY GENOTYPES FOR CULTIVATION IN NON-SOIL CONDITIONS

J. Brindza | A. Checova

48. NSA PLANTS LIMITED

J.R. Darby

49. MECHANICAL HARVEST OF STRAWBERRY IN FRANCE

P. Desmarest | D. Derchue

50. STRAWBERRY CULTIVATION AND BREEDING IN FINLAND

T. Hietaranta | E. Laurinen

51. GARDENA, CORTINA, AND SELLA, THREE NEW VARIETIES FROM THE C.I.V. BREEDING PROGRAM

M. Leis | D. Musacchi | A. Martinelli

52. ADAPTABILITY OF THE VARIETY MARMOLADA (R) TO DIFFERENT TECHNIQUES FOR OUT OF SEASON PRODUCTION

M. Leis | D. Musacchi | A. Martinelli

53. STRAWBERRY BREEDING IN THE NETHERLANDS

E.J. Meulenbroek | C.P.J van de Lindeloof | W.E. van de Weg

54. A TWO-YEAR FIELD COMPARISON OF STRAWBERRY FRESH-DUG AND PLUG-TRANSPLANTS ON PLASTIC MULCH

E. Barclay Poling

55. COLD STORAGE EFFECTS ON PERFORMANCE AND YIELD OF STRAWBERRY PLANTS

Kh.A. Okasha | M.I. Ragab

56. LEAD UPTAKE AND ACCUMULATION BY STRAWBERRY PLANTS

G. Ciesli'nski | S. Mercik

57. CHANGES IN QUALITY OF COLD-STORED STRAWBERRY PLANTS (CV. ELSANTA) AS A FUNCTION OF STORAGE DURATION: THE FLOWERING RESPONSE IN CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENTS

J. Kinet | A. Parmentier | F. Lieten

58. RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN FRUIT MINERAL CONTENT AND THE ALBINISM DISORDER IN ‘ELSANTA’ STRAWBERRY PLANTS.

F. Lieten | R. Marcelle

59. NUTRIENT UPTAKE OF STRAWBERRY PLANTS (CV. ELSANTA) GROWN ON SUBSTRATE

F. Lieten | C. Misotten

60. PRODUCTIVE RESPONSE OF STRAWBERRY PLANTS (FRAGARIATI × ANANASSA DUCH.) TO DIFFERENT PLANT GROWTH REGULATOR MIXES IN SPAIN

S. Lopez-Galarza | J.V. Maroto | B. Pascual | M.S. Bono

61. EVALUATION OF CORN GLUTEN MEAL AS A NATURAL, WEED CONTROL PRODUCT IN STRAWBERRY

Gail R. Nonnecke | Nick E. Christians

62. ALTERNATIVE WEED MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR STRAWBERRIES

Marvin P. Pritts | M. Kelly

63. ENHANCEMENT AND LOSS OF FIRMNESS IN STRAWBERRIES STORED IN ATMOSPHERES ENRICHED WITH CARBON DIOXIDE

R.B. Smith | L.J. Skog

64. RECOVERY FROM EXTRACELLULAR FREEZING IN STRAWBERRY CROWNS

M. R. Warmund

65. EFFECTS OF PHOTOPERIOD AND CHILLING ON FLORAL FORMATION OF INTERMEDIATE TYPES BETWEEN JUNE- AND EVERBEARING STRAWBERRIES

T. Yanagi | Y. Oda

66. FOLIAR ATTRIBUTES CONTRIBUTING TO DROUGHT STRESS TOLERANCE IN FRAGARIA SPECIES

D. D. Archbold

67. EFFECT OF FLOWER THINNING ON STRAWBERRY FRUIT WEIGHT AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO ACHENE NUMBER

S. Khanizadeh | M. Lareau | D. Buszard

68. EARLY ESTIMATION OF STRAWBERRY FLORAL INTENSITY AND ITS IMPROVEMENT UNDER COLD GREENHOUSE

A. Jemmali | P. Boxus

69. INFLUENCE OF PEAT COMPOSITION ON THE PRODUCTIVITY OF ‘ELSANTA’ STRAWBERRY PLANTS GROWN ON SUBSTRATE

F. Lieten

70. ASSIMILATION OF ¹⁴CO₂ BY IN VITRO-RAISED STRAWBERRY SHOOTS OR PLANTLETS AT DIFFERENT LIGHT INTENSITY AND AMMONIUM NITRATE LEVELS.

Elwira K. Lis

71. TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION OF FLAVONOL GLYCOSIDES IN STRAWBERRY LEAVES

John L. Maas | Robert J. Griesbach | Gene J. Galletta

72. NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE MICROIMAGING OF STRAWBERRY FRUIT

John L. Maas | Merle M. Millard | M. J. Line | Gene J. Galletta

73. INFLUENCES OF MAGNETIC FIELDS ON GROWTH AND FRUIT PRODUCTION OF STRAWBERRY

T. Matsuda | H. Asou | M. Kobayashi | M. Yonekura

74. WHAT COLD TREATMENTS PROMOTE GROWTH IN STRAWBERRY?

G. Risser | F. Robert

75. HYDROPONIC SCREENING OF STRAWBERRY FOR SALT TOLERANCE: CORRELATION WITH IN VITRO EVALUATIONS

F. Wright | H. G. Hughes

76. INFLUENCE OF LOW WINTER TEMPERATURES ON GROWTH AND FRUITING OF ‘ELSANTA’ RUNNER PLANTS IN POLAND

E. Zurawicz | J. Dominikowski

77. PHOTOSYNTHETIC BIOLOGY OF NATIVE AND CULTIVATED FRAGARIA

J. Scott Cameron | C. Chen | Paul W. Foote | S. F. Klaur | A. Smith

78. MORPHOLOGICAL AND CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF HYPERFLOWERING IN MICROPROPAGATED STRAWBERRY PLANTS (CV. GORELLA)

J. Kinet | A. Parmentier

79. EFFECT OF LIGHT INTENSITY ON GROWTH AND RIPENING OF STRAWBERRY FRUIT

H. Miura | M. Yoshida | A. Yamasaki

80. THE LENGTH AND NUMBER OF EPIDERMAL CELLS IN LEAVES OF STRAWBERRY PLANTS AS INFLUENCED BY CHILLING TREATMENT DURING GROWTH AND RESTING PERIOD

T. Nishizawa

81. MOLECULAR INVESTIGATION OF THE CHLOROPLAST GENOME IN FRAGARIA SPP.

R. E. Harrison | J.J. Luby | G. Furnier

82. YIELD AND OTHER QUANTITATIVE CHARACTERS OF STRAWBERRY PLANTS MICROPROPAGATED ON MEDIA WITH DIFFERENT PHYTOHORMONE CONTENTS

S. Merkle

83. PROTOPLASTS AS TOOLS IN FRAGARIA BREEDING

A. Wallin | H. Skjöldebrand | M. Nyman

84. PHYTOPHTHORA CACTORUM RESISTANCE EVALUATION IN THE SUSCEPTIBLE STRAWBERRY CV. PAJARO OF PETAL AND RECEPTACLE REGENERANTS WITH AN ION LEAKAGE METHOD

A. Carli | D. Pellicanó | B. Mezzetti | P. Rosati

85. SOMACLONAL VARIATIONS IN PLANTS REGENERATED BY ANTHER CULTURE OF CV. PAJARO

W. Faedi | R. Quarta | S. Persano | F.M. Paolini | C. Damiano

86. FRAGARIA VESCA L. ‘ALPINE’ PROTOPLAST CULTURE AND REGENERATION

R. Infante | P. Rosati

87. STRAWBERRY PLANTS REGENERATION BY ORGANOGENESIS FROM PEDUNCLE AND STOLON SEGMENTS

Elwira K. Lis

88. GENETIC MAPPING OF THE DIPLOID STRAWBERRY USING RANDOM AMPLIFIED POLYMORPHIC DNA (RAPD) MARKERS

Thomas M. Davis

89. FURTHER STUDIES ON THE ANTHER CULTURE OF STRAWBERRY

D. Mingqin | H. Jianyuan | L. Jiajun

90. AGROBACTERIUM-MEDIATED TRANSFORMATION AND REGENERATION OF THE DIPLOID STRAWBERRY

K. M. Haymes | Thomas M. Davis

91. TRANSIENT GENE EXPRESSION IN STRAWBERRY PROTOPLASTS AND THE RECOVERY OF TRANSGENIC PLANTS

M. Nyman | A. Wallin

92. SOMACLONAL VARIATION IN PROTOPLAST-DERIVED STRAWBERRY PLANTS

M. Nyman | A. Wallin

93. SCREENING STRAWBERRIES FOR RESISTANCE TO COLLETOTRICHUM ACUTATUM IN NORTH CAROLINA

J.R. Ballington | R.D. Milholland

94. STUDIES AND OBSERVATIONS ON THE EPIDEMIOLOGY AND CONTROL OF ANTHRACNOSE FRUIT ROT OF STRAWBERRY IN OHIO

M. A. Ellis | L. V. Madden

95. METHODOLOGICAL BASE OF STRAWBERRY BREEDING IN RUSSIA FOR FUNGAL PATHOGEN RESISTANCE

G. Govorova

96. TARNISHED PLANT BUG (LYGUS LINEOLARIS) BEHAVIOR ON CULTIVATED STRAWBERRIES

David T. Handley | James E. Pollard

97. EUROPEAN RACES OF PHYTOPHTHORA FRAGARIAE AND RESISTANCE TO THEM

D.M. Kennedy | J.M. Duncan

98. CALCIUM APPLICATIONS BEFORE HARVEST AFFECT THE SEVERITY OF ANTHRACNOSE FRUIT ROT OF GREENHOUSE-GROWN STRAWBERRIES

B.J. Smith | C.L. Gupton

99. EVALUATION OF A STRAWBERRY SCOUTING PROGRAM IN NEW BRUNSWICK

R. Tremblay

100. FIRST REPORT OF CHARCOAL ROT OF STRAWBERRY IN FRANCE

A. BAUDRY | J.P. MORZIERES

101. POLYPROPYLENE ROW COVER IN PESTICIDE-FREE PRODUCTION OF STRAWBERRY IN FINLAND

P. Dalman | P. Parikka | T. Touvinen

102. EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE AND PATHOGEN ISOLATE ON STRAWBERRY RESISTANCE TO ANTHRACNOSE CAUSED BY THREE SPECIES OF COLLETOTRICHUM

B. Denoyes

103. IN VITRO SCREENING OF STRAWBERRY PLANT AND ROOT CULTURES FOR RESISTANCE TO PHYTOPHTHORA FRAGARIAE AND P. CACTORUM

J.L. Maas | L. Zhong | G.J. Galletta

104. EFFECT OF ROWCOVERS AND INSECTICIDE SPRAYS ON INSECT DAMAGE TO STRAWBERRIES

John J. McCue | David T. Handley | James E. Pollard

105. COMPARISON OF THREE METHODS TO ASSES LATENT CONTAMINATION OF FROZEN STRAWBERRY PLANTS WITH COLLETOTRICHUM ACUTATUM

J.P. Morzieres | A. Baudry

106. IN VITRO ACTIVITY OF FUNGICIDES AGAINST COLLETOTRICHUM FRAGARIAE

B.J. Smith | L.L. Black

107. RESEARCH ON SCREENING METHODS FOR RESISTANCE TO PHYTOPHTHORA FRAGARIAE IN STRAWBERRY.

W.E. van de Weg | S. Giezen | J.L. Maas | G.J. Galletta

108. BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF STRAWBERRY ROOT ROT THROUGH NON-PATHOGENIC ISOLATE OF RHIZOCTONIA FRAGARIAE HUSSAIN AND MCKEEN

N. D'Ercole

109. FIELD EVALUATION OF FOURTEEN STRAWBERRY GENOTYPES IN QUEBEC AND THEIR RESISTANCE TO TEN RACES OF PHYTOPHTHORA FRAGARIAE

S. Khanizadeh | R. Pelletier | M. Lareau | D. Buszard

110. ASSOCIATION OF A B.L.O. TO MARGINAL CHLOROSIS: A NEW DISEASE OF STRAWBERRY

J. Nourrisseau | M. Lansac | M. Garnier

111. INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENTS OF STRAWBERRY GERMPLASM: VIROLOGICAL ASPECTS

S. Spiegel | R. Martin | F. Leggett | J. Postman