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DESIGNING AND IMPLEMENTING PROGRAMMES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF SOILBORNE PESTS AND PATHOGENS IN FIELD PRODUCTION SYSTEMS

Article number

532_31

Pages

231 – 236

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Abstract

The successful design of management programs for soilborne pests is contingent upon consideration of a broad range of components in addition to traditional concerns regarding pest control (efficacy). Marketing, economic, environmental, health, and social factors will all impact the applicability of a pest management program.
A systems approach will facilitate the integration of components into management programs that are compatible with crop production systems.
Examples of factors impinging upon the development of pest management programs is addressed and examples of how these constraints were overcome are presented.

Publication

International Symposium on Chemical and Non-Chemical Soil and Substrate Disinfectation

Authors

Dan O. Chellemi

Keywords

ecologically based pest management integrated pest management, proactive pest management

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2000.532.31

Online Articles (35)

2. SOIL AND SUBSTRATE DISINFESTATION AS INFLUENCED BY NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND CONSTRAINTS

J. Katan

3. SOIL AMENDMENTS: A NON CHEMICAL APPROACH TO THE MANAGEMENT OF SOILBORNE PEST

A. Gamliel

4. UTILIZING SOLAR HEAT FOR ENHANCING EFFICIENCY OF CRUCIFEROUS RESIDUES FOR DISINFESTING SOIL-BORNE PATHOGENS FROM ARIDISOLS

S. Lodha | R. Mawar

5. CONTROL OF ROOT-KNOT NEMATODES BY OLIVE AND GRAPE POMACE SOIL AMENDMENTS

T. D' Addabbo | N. Sasanelli | F. Lamberti | A. Carella

6. UTILIZATION OF HIGH NITROGEN AND SWINE MANURE AMENDMENTS FOR CONTROL OF SOIL-BORNE DISEASES: EFFICACY AND MODE OF ACTION

G. Lazarovits | M. Tenuta | K.L. Conn

7. BIOFUMIGATION, FIRST RESULTS ON LETTUCE IN PROTECTED CULTURE

F. Villeneuve | B. Lepaumier

8. PHYTO-MANAGEMENT OF MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE TO ENHANCE GROWTH OF APPLE IN REPLANT SOILS

M. Mazzola | Y. Gu

9. USE OF BIOCONTROL AGENTS AGAINST SOIL-BORNE PATHOGENS: RESULTS AND LIMITATIONS

G. Vannacci | M. Gullino

10. THE GLUCOSINOLATE-MYROSINASE SYSTEM: A NATURAL AND PRACTICAL TOOL FOR BIOFUMIGATION

L. Lazzeri | L.M. Manici

11. PREVENTION OF ROOT DISEASES IN CLOSED SOILLESS GROWING SYSTEMS BY MICROBIAL OPTIMISATION AND SLOW SAND FILTRATION

E.A. van Os | J. Postma

12. ALTERNATIVES TO METHYL BROMIDE FOR WEED CONTROL

E.N. Rosskopf | R. Charudattan | D.O. Chellemi | S. Chandramohan

13. ALTERNATIVE METHODS FOR CONTROL OF ROOT-KNOT NEMATODES, MELOIDOGYNE SPP.

A. Mateeva | M. Ivanova

14. STEAMING METHODS FOR SOILS AND SUBSTRATES

W.T. Runia

15. CONTROL OF SOIL-BORNE PATHOGENS AND WEEDS IN LEAF SALAD MONOCULTURE BY USE OF A SELF-PROPELLED SOIL-STEAMING MACHINE

M.P.C. Pinel | W. Bond | J.G. White

16. FORMULATION OF A MODEL TO RELATE NEMATODE POPULATIONS WITH EXPOSURE TIMES TO A RANGE OF TEMPERATURES

N. Sasanelli | N. Greco

17. COMPARISON OF HEAT, SONICATION AND ULTRAVIOLET IRRADIATION IN ELIMINATING PYTHIUM APHANIDERMATUM ZOOSPORES IN RECIRCULATING NUTRIENT SOLUTION

J.C. Tu | W.-Z. Zhang

18. EFFECTIVENESS OF GREENHOUSE SOIL SOLARIZATION WITH DIFFERENT PLASTIC MULCHES IN CONTROLLING CORKY ROOT AND ROOT-KNOT ON TOMATO PLANTS

G. Cascone | A. D'Emilio | G. Polizzi | R. Grillo

19. EFFECTIVENESS OF SOIL SOLARIZATION AGAINST SOIL-BORNE PLANT PATHOGENS AND WEEDS IN PIEDMONT (NORTHERN ITALY)

G. Tamietti | D. Valentino

20. CONTROL OF SOILBORNE DISEASES BY COMBINING SOIL SOLARIZATION AND FUMIGANTS

A. Gamliel | A. Grinstein | V. Zilberg | M. Beniches | O. Ucko | J. Katan

21. COMBINATION OF SOIL SOLARIZATION AND DAZOMET AGAINST SOILBORNE PATHOGENS OF GLASSHOUSE-GROWN BASIL, TOMATO AND LETTUCE

A. Minuto | G. Gilardi | M.L. Gullino | A. Garibaldi

22. EFFECT OF SOIL SOLARIZATION AND LOW DOSES OF FUMIGANTS ON CONTROL OF THE ROOT-KNOT NEMATODE MELOIDOGYNE INCOGNITA

M. Di Vito | G. Zaccheo | F. Catalano | R. Campanelli

23. CHEMICAL AND NON-CHEMICAL CONTROL OF PHYTOPHAGOUS NEMATODES

Y. Oka | H. Koltai | M. Bar-Eyal | M. Mor | E. Sharon | Y. Spiegel | I. Chet

24. CHEMICAL CONTROL OF ROOT-KNOT NEMATODES

F. Lamberti | T. D'Addabbo | N. Sasanelli | A. Carella | P. Greco

25. EFFECTS OF THE NEMATICIDES ALDICARB AND FENAMIPHOS ON THE EGG HATCH, MOVEMENT, AND ROOT PENETRATION OF THE CARROT CYST NEMATODE, HETERODERA CAROTAE

N. Greco | F. Elia

26. EFFECTIVENESS OF ICC 035, A CHLORINE-BASED OXYDANT AGAINST SOILBORNE PLANT PATHOGENS

C. Aloi | M. Belluati

27. CONTROL OF VERTICIILIUM DAHLIAE PRIOR TO POTATO PRODUCTION BY SOIL FUMIGATION WITH CHLOROPICRIN

L. Tsror Lahkim | O. Erlich | I. Peretz-Alon | Y. Cahlon | A. Hadar | Y. Cohen | L. Klein

28. FUSARIUM CONTROL IN CARNATION USING REDUCED DOSAGES OF METHYL BROMIDE AND METHAM-SODIUM

M. Reuven | A. Zveibil | Y. Szmulewich | Y. Ben-Yephet | Y. Mor | A. Gamliel

29. CHEMICAL DISINFECTION OF A SANDBED FOR CONTROL OF PHYTOPHTHORA NICOTIANAE

T.M. O'Neill | D. Pye

30. THE USE OF DISINFECTANTS FOR CONTROLLING A SOILBORNE FOOT AND ROOT ROT DISEASE COMPLEX ON GREENHOUSE TOMATOES IN THE ROCKWOOL OPEN CULTURE SYSTEM

C. Slusarski

31. IN VITRO TOXICITY OF HNO₂ AND NH₃ IN PHYTOPHTHORA CAPSICI MYCELIUM GROWTH

P. Riga | X. Goikoetxea | S. Larregla

32. DESIGNING AND IMPLEMENTING PROGRAMMES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF SOILBORNE PESTS AND PATHOGENS IN FIELD PRODUCTION SYSTEMS

Dan O. Chellemi

33. METHYL BROMIDE ALTERNATIVES ON HORTICULTURAL CROPS

V. Cebolla | J. Busto | A. Ferrer | A. Miguel | V. Maroto

34. SOLARIZATION AS A PRACTICAL INTEGRATED SOIL DISINFESTATION SYSTEM IN SALAD CROP OF ROUSSILLON (SOUTHERN FRANCE)

C. Martin | M. Dubois

35. COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF SEVERAL METHODS OF SOIL DISINFESTATION TO CONTROL FUSARIUM WILT OF CARNATION

J.A. Navas Becerra | M.D. Vela Delgado | M.J. López Rodríguez | M.J. Basallote Ureba | A. Prados Ligero | T. Zea Bonilla | C.J. López-Herrera | J.M. Melero-Vara