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THE USE OF INTEGRATED PRE- AND POST-HARVEST STRATEGIES FOR THE CONTROL OF FUNGAL PATHOGENS OF STORED TEMPERATE ONIONS

Article number

433_51

Pages

475 – 482

Language

Abstract

The most important fungal pathogens of stored temperate onion bulbs are Botrytis allii (neck rot) and Aspergillus niger (black mould). In addition Aspergillus fumigatus and Penicillium spp. frequently occur in the mycoflora of temperate onions.
All of these fungi occur in the pre-harvest environment of onion crops.
The post-harvest development of these pathogens is determined by the temperature and relative humidity in onion stores.
Pre- and post-harvest treatments are used singly or in combination in order to control these fungi.

Publication

I International Symposium on Edible Alliaceae

Authors

N.J. Hayden, R.B. Maude

Keywords

Disease sources, Botrytis allii, Aspergillus niger, temperature, relative humidity

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1997.433.51

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J.L. Burba | C.R. Galmarini

4. ALLIUM CROP SITUATION IN ASIA

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5. ONION IMPROVEMENT IN INDIA

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7. ONION RESEARCH AND PRODUCTION IN ETHIOPIA

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12. FAMOUS GARLICS NATIVE TO CHINA: ITS PROBLEMS AND STRATEGIES

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14. APPLICATION OF IN VITRO CULTURE TO ONION AND GARLIC FOR THE MANAGEMENT AND USE OF GENETIC RESOURCES AT GATERSLEBEN

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19. DYNAMIC MANAGEMENT OF GENETIC RESOURCES OF ALLIUM CEPA L. (ONION) IN WEST AFRICA

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20. REGIONAL SHORT-DAY ONION CULTIVAR TRIAL IN LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN

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22. COLLABORATION IN CONSERVATION – WHO NEEDS IT?

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23. INTRASPECIFIC GENETIC DIVERSITY IN ALLIUM ASCALONICUM

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24. BREEDING ALLIACEOUS CROPS FOR PEST RESISTANCE

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25. TRUE SEEDS IN GARLIC

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26. GARLIC BREEDING IN CUBA

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29. GENETIC VARIABILITY ESTIMATION AND CORRELATIONS IN WHITE CLONAL TYPE GARLIC (ALLIUM SATIVUM L.) CHARACTERS

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30. DEVELOPMENT OF SHORT-DAY YELLOW ONION FOR TROPICAL ENVIRONMENT OF THE BRAZILIAN NORTHEAST

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31. BIOTECHNOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF ONOIN BREEDING

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32. GENETIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS INFLUENCING FLAVOR IN ONION

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33. A POSSIBLE NEW SOURCE OF MALE STERILITY IN ONION

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34. BREEDING F, HYBRIDS TO IMPROVE UNIFORMITY IN LEEKS (ALLIUM AMPELOPRASUM SSP. PORRUM)

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35. RESEARCH ON ONION SEED CROPPING INDIA

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36. RAPID PROPAGATION OF VIRUS-FREE GARLICS AND A SYSTEMATIC SCHEME FOR SEED GARLIC PRODUCTION

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37. ONION SEED PRODUCTION TRIALS IN THE HIGHVELD OF ZIMBABWE

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38. ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY OF THE ONION: TOWARDS QUANTITATIVE MODELS FOR THE EFFECTS OF PHOTOPERIOD, TEMPERATURE AND IRRADIANCE ON BULBING, FLOWERING AND GROWTH

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39. GENE REGULATION IN ONION

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40. POSSIBLE INVOLVEMENT OF JASMONIC ACID IN BULB FORMING OF GARLIC (ALLIUM SATIVUM L)

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41. PHENOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT OF 13 CLONES OF GARLIC, (ALLIUM SATIVUM L.): INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE, PHOTOPERIOD AND COLD STORAGE

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42. BULBING PHYSIOLOGY IN GARLIC (ALLIUM SATIVUM L.) CV “RODADO PARAGUAYO” I. MORPHOPHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF THE INDUCTIVE AND MORPHOLOGICAL STAGES OF BULBING

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45. GROWTH ANALYSIS OF THREE GARLIC (ALLIUM SATIVUM L.) CULTIVARS WITH DIFFERENCES IN YIELD

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46. TROPHIC VERSUS ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS CONTROLLING IN VITRO BULB FORMATION IN ONION AND GARLIC MICROPROPAGATED PLANTS

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47. THE ROLE OF THE DRY SCALE IN THE DORMANCY OF ONIONS (ALLIUM CEPA L.)

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48. OBTENTION OF HAPLOID PLANTS BY OVARIES AND OVULES CULTURE IN ONION (ALLIUM CEPA L)

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49. COLOR CHANGES DURING DEHYDRATION OF ONION (ALLIUM CEPA L.) AND GARLIC (ALLIUM SATIVUM L.)

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50. HIGH-PRESSURE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHIC DETERMINATION OF FREE POLYAMINES IN GARLIC (ALLIUM SATIVUM L.)

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51. POSTHARVEST-RELATED CHANGES IN THE PHASE BEHAVIOUR OF MICROSOMAL MEMBRANES FROM CLOVES OF GARLIC (ALLIUM SATIVUM L.)

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52. THE USE OF INTEGRATED PRE- AND POST-HARVEST STRATEGIES FOR THE CONTROL OF FUNGAL PATHOGENS OF STORED TEMPERATE ONIONS

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53. THE ALLIUM DEHYDRATED INDUSTRY IN ARGENTINA

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54. PRODUCTION OF GARLIC MINIBULBLETS (ALLIUM SATIVUM L.) UNDER DIFFERENT CROPPING CONDITIONS. EFFECT OF MICROBULBLETS SIZE AND PLANT DENSITY

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55. THE EFFECTS OF PRE-PLANTING REFRIGERATION ON BULBS OVER THE DEVELOPMENT AND YIELD OF GARLIC ‘CHINES’, ‘CONTESTADO’ AND ‘QUITERIA’

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57. INFLUENCE OF PLANTING DATE AND SEED CLOVES SIZE ON LEAF AREA AND YIELD OF TWO GARLIC CULTIVARS (ALLIUM SATIVUM L.)

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58. THE INFLUENCE OF CULTURAL FACTORS ON THE BULB SHAPE OF THE ONION (ALLIUM CEPA L.) CULTIVAR “PUKEKOHE LONGKEEPER”

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59. EFFECT OF PHOSPHOGYPSUM ON THE CRUSTING OF SEEDBED OF ONION (ALLIUM CEPA L.)

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63. PHOSPHORUS FERTILIZATION OF ONION (ALLIUM CEPA L.) AS THE FIRST CROP OF AN HORTICULTURAL ROTATION

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64. ONION DEHYDRATION: A MODEL TO CALCULATE DRYING RATE

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65. COPPER REQUIREMENTS FOR ONIONS GROWN ON ORGANIC SOILS IN NEW YORK

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67. MANAGEMENT OF DISEASES IN ALLIUMS

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68. AN OVERVIEW OF ALLIUM VIRUSES IN ARGENTINA

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71. STUDIES ON VIRUSES AFFECTING GARLIC IN URUGUAY

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72. ADVANCES IN THE PURIFICATION OF FILAMENTOUS VIRUSES FROM GARLIC AND IN ANTISERA PRODUCTION

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73. EFFECT OF THERMOTHERAPY AND MERISTEM-TIP CULTURE ON PRODUCTION OF VIRUS-FREE GARLIC IN CHILE

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74. VARIABLES WHICH INFLUENCE THE OCCURENCE OF BACK MOULD (ASPERGILLUS NIGER) ON ONION BULB IN THE RIO NEGRO VALLEY.

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