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STUDIES ON EFFECTIVENESS OF SOME CHEMICALS TO FIRE BLIGHT PATHOGEN ERWINIA AMYLOVORA (BURRILL) WINSLOW ET AL.

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411_67

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331 – 336

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Abstract

Effectiveness of several chemicals to Erwinia amylovora was investigated in vitro and on pear fruitlets cv.
Williams.

The best activity was obtained in vitro with streptomycin (streptomycin sulfate) and it was followed by Tri-Miltox (copper salts+mancozeb), Kasumin (kasugamycin) and Herkül (copper oxychloride+maneb). Copper sulfate among the copper compounds showed the lowest activity.
Aliette (fosetyl-Al) was found completely ineffective.

In pear fruitlet tests, the highest doses of streptomycin, Kasumin, Tri-Miltox and Herkül were the most effective.
Champion (copper hydroxide) was also found to be more active than Mavi Bakir (copper oxychloride), however copper sulfate showed lower activity than the other copper compounds.
In addition Aliette, being ineffective in vitro, showed low activity in pear fruitlets.

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VII International Workshop on Fire Blight

Authors

H. Saygili, N. Üstün

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1996.411.67

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29. EXPERIENCE WITH DIFFERENT PREDICTION SYSTEMS FOR CONTROL OF FIRE BLIGHT IN SOUTHWEST GERMANY

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76. DISINFECTION OF FIRE BLIGHT CONTAMINATED TOOLS

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77. USE OF THE AREA UNDER THE DISEASE PROGRESS CURVE FOR QUANTIFICATION OF RESISTANCE OF APPLE AND PEAR VARIETIES AND ROOTSTOCKS TO ERWINIA AMYLOVORA

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78. BREEDING FOR FIRE BLIGHT RESISTANCE WITHIN A MULTIPLE RESISTANCE BREEDING PROGRAMME IN APPLES

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79. EVALUATION OF FIRE BLIGHT RESISTANCE IN PEAR: COMBINING ABILITY AND BREEDING STRATEGY

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80. RESISTANCE OF PEAR VARIETIES TO FIRE BLIGHT IN THE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA

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81. EVALUATION OF THE RESISTANCE OF APPLE, PEAR AND QUINCE VARIETIES TO FIRE BLIGHT

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82. RESULTS OF RESISTANCE TESTS TO ERWINIA AMYLOVORA (BURRILL) WINSLOW ET AL. OF MALUS AND PYRUS PROGENIES WITHIN THE ROOTSTOCK SELECTION PROGRAMME

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83. INCREASING THE RESISTANCE OF APPLE ROOTSTOCKS TO FIRE BLIGHT BY GENETIC ENGINEERING: A PROGRESS REPORT

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85. STABILITY OF HOST RESISTANCE OF PEAR TO FIRE BLIGHT

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86. IN VITRO SCREENING FOR RESISTANCE TO FIRE BLIGHT USING A PATHOGENICITY MUTANT OF ERWINIA AMYLOVORA

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87. FIRE BLIGHT CONTROL UNDER TEMPERATE ZONE CLIMATOLOGY

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