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RESISTANCE OF SELECTED STRAWBERRY CULTIVARS TO ROOT-KNOT NEMATODE SPECIES (MELOIDOGYNE SPP.)

Article number

708_28

Pages

173 – 178

Language

English

Abstract

Strawberry runner production areas in Queensland are assessed for the presence of Pratylenchus vulnus (lesion nematode) and Meloidogyne hapla (root-knot nematode) as part of the approval process for sites used in runner production under the approved runner scheme. M. hapla is known to infest strawberry.
The ability of three other Meloidogyne species occurring in Queensland to infest this host was investigated.
The species M. arenaria, M. incognita and M. javanica, in addition to M. hapla, were able to reproduce on strawberry roots of the cultivar Joy, which sustained higher nematode reproduction rates than Jewel and Sweet Charlie. The ability of species other than M. hapla to infest strawberry needs to be recognised in site selection for runner pro-duction, and in screening cultivars for resistance to nematodes.

Publication

V International Strawberry Symposium

Authors

J.A. Cobon, J. Trott

Keywords

Nematode resistance, plant parasites

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2006.708.28

Online Articles (108)

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3. POLYETHYLENE MULCH, DEFICIT IRRIGATION, OVERHEAD SPRINKLING AND STRAWBERRY FRUIT BRONZING

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20. SURVIVAL OF COLLETOTRICHUM ACUTATUM IN DEAD PLANT MATERIAL AND SOIL IN FINLAND

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28. RESISTANCE OF SELECTED STRAWBERRY CULTIVARS TO ROOT-KNOT NEMATODE SPECIES (MELOIDOGYNE SPP.)

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29. IMPACT OF GLOBAL METHYL BROMIDE PHASE-OUT ON THE SUSTAINABILITY OF STRAWBERRY INDUSTRIES

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31. EFFECT OF BIOFUMIGATION ON TYPICAL WEEDS OF STRAWBERRY FIELDS

32. ETHANEDINITRILE (C₂N₂) – A NOVEL SOIL FUMIGANT FOR STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION

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36. NORTHERN VIGOUR® IN STRAWBERRY CROWNS

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38. MERISTEM ANALYSIS ON STRAWBERRY PLANTS DURING PROPAGATION AND PRODUCTION

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41. STRAWBERRY RUNNER SUPPRESSION WITH PROHEXADIONE-CALCIUM

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42. RUNNER CERTIFICATION AND VIRUS ELIMINATION IN COMMERCIAL STRAWBERRY CULTIVARS IN AUSTRALIA

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43. HOT WATER TREATMENT TO ELIMINATE COLLETOTRICHUM ACUTATUM FROM STRAWBERRY RUNNER CUTTINGS

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45. CRYOPRESERVATION OF IN VITRO CULTURED SHOOT TIPS OF STRAWBERRY

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46. EFFECT OF MICRO-PROPAGATION ON THE HEALTH STATUS OF STRAWBERRY PLANTING MATERIAL FOR COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION OF STRAWBERRY RUNNERS FOR QUEENSLAND

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47. ANTHRACNOSE ON STRAWBERRY IN FRANCE: SITUATION AND PERSPECTIVES

48. PATHOGENICITY OF UK ISOLATES OF COLLETOTRICHUM ACUTATUM AND RELATIVE RESISTANCE AMONG A RANGE OF STRAWBERRY CULTIVARS

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49. DEVELOPMENT OF A RAPID, RELIABLE SCREENING METHOD FOR PATHOGENICITY OF COLLETOTRICHUM SPECIES ON STRAWBERRY SEEDLINGS

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50. SUCCESSFUL MANAGEMENT OF COLLETOTRICHUM CROWN AND STOLON ROT IN RUNNER PRODUCTION IN SUB-TROPICAL AUSTRALIA

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51. QUALITY AND ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY CHANGES DURING LOW-TEMPERATURE STORAGE OF STRAWBERRY FRUITS

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52. PRE-HARVEST CALCIUM EFFECTS ON SENSORY QUALITY AND CALCIUM MOBILITY IN STRAWBERRY FRUIT

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53. THE EFFECT OF NITRATE: AMMONIUM RATIOS ON FRUIT QUALITY OF THE STRAWBERRY CULTIVAR ´SELVA´

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54. THE EFFECT OF IRRIGATION METHOD ON THE QUALITY AND SHELF-LIFE OF STRAWBERRY FRUIT IN ORGANIC PRODUCTION

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62. STRAWBERRY FRUIT QUALITY: BIOCHEMICAL AND MOLECULAR ASPECTS

63. HIGH DENSITY, VERTICAL HYDROPONICS GROWING SYSTEM FOR STRAWBERRIES

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67. STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION IN SOILLESS SYSTEMS WITH SLOW SAND FILTRATION

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69. EFFECT OF K:CA:MG RATIO ON PERFORMANCE OF ´ELSANTA´ STRAWBERRIES GROWN ON PEAT

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70. EFFECT OF METOSULAM AND GLYPHOSATE ON FLOWER ABNORMALITIES OF STRAWBERRY

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71. EFFECTS OF SODIUM ON PERFORMANCE OF ´ELSANTA´ STRAWBERRIES GROWN ON PEAT

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72. STRAWBERRY QUALITY IN SOILLESS SYSTEMS

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74. STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION IN SOUTH AMERICA

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75. ECONOMICS OF OUT-OF-SEASON STRAWBERRY PRODUCTION IN CROATIA

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76. EVALUATION OF STRATEGIES TO COMMERCIALISE NEW STRAWBERRY CULTIVARS IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA

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77. BUILDING BETTER INFORMATION PRODUCTS BY ASSESSING THE INFORMATION NEEDS OF GROWERS OF SUBTROPICAL STRAWBERRIES IN QUEENSLAND

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78. STRAWBERRY BREEDING IN A SUBTROPICAL ENVIRONMENT

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79. PROGRESS IN STRAWBERRY BREEDING IN ITALY

80. BREEDING ORNAMENTAL STRAWBERRIES

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81. RECENT PROGRESS IN STRAWBERRY BREEDING IN CHINA

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82. USDA-ARS STRAWBERRY ANTHRACNOSE RESISTANCE BREEDING PROGRAM

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83. THE DETECTION OF QTL ASSOCIATED WITH VEGETATIVE AND REPRODUCTIVE TRAITS IN DIPLOID FRAGARIA: A PRELIMINARY STUDY

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84. GENETIC ENGINEERING OF STRAWBERRY CV. FIREWORK AND CV. SELEKTA FOR TASTE IMPROVEMENT AND ENHANCED DISEASE RESISTANCE BY INTRODUCTION OF THAUII GENE

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85. PEDIGREE GENOTYPING: A NEW PEDIGREE-BASED APPROACH OF QTL IDENTIFICATION AND ALLELE MINING BY EXPLOITING BREEDING MATERIAL

86. DIFFERENTIAL EXPRESSED GENOME FRACTIONS AND TRANSCRIPTIONAL FACTOR DOMAIN ISOLATION IN FRAGARIA SPP.

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87. CHARACTERIZATION OF STRAWBERRY GENOTYPES BY PTR-MS SPECTRAL FINGERPRINTING: A THREE YEAR STUDY

88. USEFULNESS OF SELECTED STRAWBERRY (FRAGARIA × ANANASSA) GENOTYPES FOR BREEDING LATE RIPENING CULTIVARS

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89. CROSS BREEDING WITH ACCESSIONS OF FRAGARIA CHILOENSIS RESULTING IN SELECTIONS WITH OUTSTANDING DISEASE RESISTANCE AND FRUIT QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS

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90. TRANSGENE ENVIRONMENTAL RELATIONSHIP IN STRAWBERRY

91. DEVELOPMENT OF PCR-RFLP MARKER ON STRAWBERRY AND THE IDENTIFICATION OF CULTIVARS AND THEIR PROGENY

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92. ´AGUEDILLA´: A NEW STRAWBERRY CULTIVAR FROM THE SPANISH PUBLIC BREEDING PROGRAMME

93. STRAWBERRY GERMPLASM CONSERVATION: THE COLLECTION AT IFAPA-CIFA (MÁLAGA, SPAIN)

94. OPTIMIZATION OF A LIQUID MEDIUM FOR GERMINATION OF STRAWBERRY POLLEN

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95. FIRST EVALUATION OF STRAWBERRY GENOTYPES GROWN IN ITALIAN MOUNTAIN AREAS

96. ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF GENES INVOLVED IN THE BIOSYNTHESIS AND SIGNALLING PATHWAY FOR ETHYLENE IN STRAWBERRY

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97. STRAWBERRY BREEDING FOR THE CENTRAL PLATEAU OF MÉXICO

98. THE STRAWBERRY BREEDING PROGRAM OF ´FRESAS NUEVOS MATERIALES S.A.´ (FNM): FIRST CULTIVARS DEVELOPED

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99. ADVANCES IN STRAWBERRY BREEDING IN CHINA

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100. SELECTION OF NEW STRAWBERRY VARIETIES SUITABLE FOR PROCESSING – CULTIVAR EFFECTS ON THE QUALITY OF STRAWBERRY SORBET

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101. TWO NEW STRAWBERRY CULTIVARS FROM EAST MALLING RESEARCH

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102. THE APPLICATION AND SELECTION OF NEW STRAWBERRY VARIETIES OF SHIMEI SERIES

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103. QTL ANALYSIS FOR SUGARS AND ORGANIC ACIDS IN STRAWBERRY FRUITS

104. FLAVOUR CONTROL IN STRAWBERRY BREEDING BY SENSORY AND INSTRUMENTAL METHODS

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105. GERMINATION CHARACTERISTICS OF TWEEZER-HARVESTED SEEDS IN STRAWBERRY CULTIVARS (FRAGARIA × ANANASSA DUCH.)

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106. THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT ORGANIC MULCHES ON STRAWBERRIES

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107. TESTING OF STRAWBERRY CULTIVARS FOR ORGANIC PRODUCTION BASED ON DIFFERENT METHODS

108. DEVELOPMENT OF A COMMERCIALLY VIABLE SYSTEM FOR ORGANIC STRAWBERRY RUNNER PRODUCTION

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