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JAPAN’S BIG EFFORT TO PHASE-OUT OF METHYL BROMIDE BY 2013

Article number

883_7

Pages

83 – 89

Language

English

Abstract

Publication

VII International Symposium on Chemical and Non-Chemical Soil and Substrate Disinfestation

Authors

A. Tateya

Keywords

Montreal Protocol, phase-out, reduction, quarantine treatment, soil fumigants, contact chemicals, non chemical treatment, critical use nomination, technology transfer

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2010.883.7

Online Articles (52)

1. SOIL AND CROP HEALTH FOLLOWING SOIL DISINFESTATION

J. Katan | A. Vanachter

2. EMERGING SOILBORNE DISEASES OF HORTICULTURAL CROPS AND NEW TRENDS IN THEIR MANAGEMENT

A. Garibaldi | M.L. Gullino

3. VISION, DEVELOPMENTS AND EXPECTATIONS IN THE HORTICULTURAL SECTOR IN RELATION TO THE METHYL BROMIDE PHASE-OUT

M. Pizano | M. Miller | I.J. Porter

4. PROGRESS IN THE GLOBAL PHASE OUT OF METHYL BROMIDE AND THE RELATIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF SOIL DISINFESTATION STRATEGIES

I. Porter | M. Pizano | M. Besri | S.W. Mattner | P. Fraser

5. IS THERE A FUTURE FOR 1,3-DICHLOROPROPENE AND OTHER CHEMICAL SOIL FUMIGANTS IN EUROPEAN AGRICULTURE?

A.J. Leader | J. Busacca | J. Dawson | T. Lyall | H. Eelen

6. ADOPTION OF METHYL BROMIDE ALTERNATIVES AND A PROFILE OF TURKISH CUT FLOWER SECTOR

S. Yilmaz | M.A. Çelikyurt | B. Sayin

7. JAPAN’S BIG EFFORT TO PHASE-OUT OF METHYL BROMIDE BY 2013

A. Tateya

8. ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF CHEMICAL AND NON-CHEMICAL SOIL DISINFESTATION APPLICATIONS FOR TOMATO PRODUCTION IN TURKEY

B. Sayin | M.A. Çelikyurt | S. Yilmaz | I. Çelik

9. MAINTAINING BIOSECURITY AND MARKET ACCESS IN THE AUSTRALIAN STRAWBERRY INDUSTRY FOLLOWING METHYL BROMIDE PHASE-OUT

10. PESTS AND DISEASES OF SWEET BASIL AFTER METHYL BROMIDE PHASE OUT: THE NORTHERN ITALIAN EXPERIENCE

11. ALTERBROMIDE: DISSEMINATION OF SUSTAINABLE ALTERNATIVES TO METHYL BROMIDE IN SOIL DISINFESTATION AND IN POST HARVEST IN EUROPE

12. CURRENT STATUS OF CHEMICAL AND NON CHEMICAL SOIL DISINFESTATIONS SOLUTIONS IN FRANCE

J. Fritsch

13. SOIL DISINFESTATION TREATMENTS WITH 1,3-DICHLOROPROPENE AND CHLOROPICRIN UNDER LOW TEMPERATURE CONDITIONS FOR STRAWBERRY MOTHER PLANTS

V. Cebolla | F. Serrano

14. GREENHOUSE GRAFTING CUCUMBER CROP – METHYL BROMIDE ALTERNATIVE IN ROMANIA

M. Bogoescu | M. Doltu | D. Sora | N. Tanasa

15. EFFICACY OF CHEMICAL ALTERNATIVES FOR METHYL BROMIDE IN LETTUCE PRODUCTION: FIELD EXPERIMENT

A. Ceustermans | E. Van Wambeke | J. Coosemans

16. COMBINATIONS OF CHEMICAL SOIL FUMIGANTS FOR BROAD SPECTRUM SOIL DISINFESTATION

E. Van Wambeke | A. Ceustermans | A. De Landtsheer | K. Gybels | J. Coosemans

17. SHANK APPLICATION OF CHLOROPICRIN AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO METHYL BROMIDE FOR PRUNUS TREE REPLANT

S. Foschi | C. Spotti | A. Minuto | G. Minuto

18. THE EMULSIFIABLE FORMULATIONS OF DIMETHYLDISULFIDE (DMDS) AND ITS MIXTURES WITH CHLOROPICRIN AS ALTERNATIVES TO METHYL BROMIDE

19. EVALUATION OF THE EFFICACY OF DMDS USING DRIP APPLICATION FOR THE CONTROL OF ROOT KNOT NEMATODES (MELOIDOGYNE SPP.) IN TURKEY

J.-J. Heller | E. Korkmaz | P. Charles

20. SOIL CHEMICAL TREATMENTS FOR THE CONTROL OF FUSARIUM WILT OF CARNATION IN SPAIN

M.J. Basallote-Ureba | M.D. Vela-Delgado | F.J. Macías | C.J. López-Herrera | J.M. Melero-Vara

21. EFFECTIVENESS OF FUMIGANTS ALONE AND IN COMBINATION WITH GRAFTING TO CONTROL VERTICILLIUM WILT AND ROOT-KNOT NEMATODES IN EGGPLANT AND TOMATO BROWN ROOT ROT CAUSED BY COLLETOTRICHUM COCCODES

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

22. EFFECT OF SOIL FUMIGANTS ON FUNGAL COMMUNITIES IN PROTECTED PEPPER CROPS IN SOUTHEAST SPAIN

23. EFFICACY OF DMDS AS A SOIL TREATMENT AGAINST MELOIDOGYNE CHITWOODI IN THE NETHERLANDS

P. Charles | J.-J. Heller

24. METHODS TO MONITOR MITC FOR PHYTOTOXICITY AND IN THE ENVIRONMENT

E. Van Wambeke

25. BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF PLANT-PARASITIC NEMATODES: FROM FANTASY TO REALITY

Y. Spiegel

26. EVALUATION OF SOME PRE-PLANT SOIL TREATMENTS AND CHEMICAL DISINFECTANTS FOR CONTROL OF FUSARIUM WILT DISEASES IN PROTECTED CUT FLOWERS

T.M. O'Neill | K.R. Green

27. TRICHONEMA: A TRICHODERMA-BASED PROJECT TO DEVELOP A COMMERCIAL BIO-AGENT PRODUCT AGAINST PHYTO-NEMATODES

28. THE PHYSIOLOGICAL SUDDEN COLLAPSE OF GRAFTED MELON AS A RESULT OF A NOT APPROPRIATE GROWING PROCEDURE

29. A COMPARISON OF FOUR PRE-PLANT SOIL TREATMENTS FOR CONTROL OF VERTICILLIUM WILT IN FIELD-GROWN TREES

T.M. O'Neill | T. Locke | C.J. Dyer

30. SOIL-BORNE DISEASES/PEST CONTROL RESEARCH IN LITHUANIA

S. Kazlauskaitė | E. Survilienė | A. Šaluchaitė

31. PHYSICAL METHODS FOR SOIL DISINFESTATION IN INTENSIVE AGRICULTURE: OLD METHODS AND NEW APPROACHES

W.T. Runia | L.P.G. Molendijk

32. NITRATE LEACHING AFTER ORGANIC AMENDMENT UNDER SOIL SOLARIZATION IN TWO DIFFERENT SOILS AND ITS EFFECTS ON YIELD AND HEALTH OF ESCAROLE AND PEPPER

V. Cebolla | J. Roselló | C. Ramos | F. Pomares

33. EFFECT OF PREWETTING ON THERMAL INACTIVATION OF SOILBORNE PATHOGENS DURING STRUCTURAL SOLARIZATION OF GREENHOUSES

E. Shlevin | P. Di-Primo | J. Katan

34. PERSPECTIVES OF ANAEROBIC SOIL DISINFESTATION

J.G. Lamers | W.T. Runia | L.P.G. Molendijk | P.O. Bleeker

35. GREEN MANURES AND ORGANIC AMENDMENTS TO CONTROL CORKY ROOT OF TOMATO

V.V. Michel | L. Lazzeri

36. EFFECT OF GREEN BRASSICA MANURE AND BRASSICA DEFATTED SEED MEALS IN COMBINATION WITH GRAFTING AND SOIL SOLARIZATION AGAINST VERTICILLIUM WILT OF EGGPLANT AND FUSARIUM WILT OF LETTUCE AND BASIL

37. USE OF PELLETED MEDICAGO SATIVA MEAL FOR THE CONTROL OF ROOT-KNOT AND CYST NEMATODES

T. D'Addabbo | V. Radicci | P. Avato | A. Tava

38. KAKAWATE (GLIRICIDIA SEPIUM, LEGUMINOSAE) AS A SOIL AMENDMENT AND BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF SOIL-BORNE PATHOGENS: THE PHILIPPINES EXPERIENCE

G. Villegas-Pangga

39. COMBINED EFFECTS OF BIO CONTROL AGENTS AND RESIDUES ON ROOT ROT MORTALITY IN INDIAN MESQUITE (PROSOPIS CINERARIA)

S. Lodha | L.N. Harsh

40. ADDITIONAL BENEFITS OF THE EFFICACY IN CONTAINING SOILBORNE PEST AND PATHOGENS WITH BIOFUMIGANT PLANTS AND MATERIALS

L. Lazzeri | L. D'Avino | D. Gies

41. NON-CHEMICAL OPTIONS FOR MANAGING SOIL BORNE PLANT PATHOGENS IN INDIAN ARID ZONE

S. Lodha | R. Mawar | V. Singh

42. EFFECT OF BIOSOLARIZATION USING PELLETS OF BRASSICA CARINATA ON SOIL-BORNE PATHOGENS IN PROTECTED PEPPER CROPS

43. EFFICACY OF BIOSOLARIZATION WITH SUGAR BEET VINASSES FOR SOIL DISINFESTATION IN PEPPER GREENHOUSES

44. APPLICATION OF ORGANIC AMENDMENTS FOLLOWED BY PLASTIC MULCHING FOR THE CONTROL OF PHYTOPHTHORA ROOT ROT OF PEPPER IN NORTHERN SPAIN

M. Núñez-Zofío | C. Garbisu | S. Larregla

45. EFFECTS OF MEAL AND SAPONINS OF ASTER CAUCASICUS AND OF A. SEDIFOLIUS ON THE CONTROL OF NEMATODES

M. Di Vito | F. Catalano | P. Pecchia | M. Cammareri | C. Conicella

46. EFFECTS OF SOIL ORGANIC AMENDMENTS AND INCUBATION TEMPERATURE ON THE CONTROL OF FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM F. SP. ASPARAGI

A. Borrego-Benjumea | J.M. Melero-Vara | M.J. Basallote-Ureba

47. EFFECT OF SOIL AMENDMENTS ON ALLELOPATHY AND TOLERANCE TO VIOLET ROOT ROT IN MYCORRHIZAL ASPARAGUS PLANTS

A.S.M. Nahiyan | Y. Yagi | T. Okada | Y. Matsubara

48. DISEASE MANAGEMENT IN SOILLESS CULTURE SYSTEMS

E.A. Van Os

49. DISINFESTATION OF POLYSTYRENE SEEDLING TRAYS FOR SUBSTRATE-BASED FLOAT SYSTEMS IN AUSTRALIA

50. EFFECT OF OZONE TREATMENT ON SUPPRESSIVITY OF A COMPOSTED SEWAGE SLUDGE ON MELOIDOGYNE INCOGNITA

N. Sasanelli | T. D'Addabbo | L. Mancini | F. Ciccarese

51. EFFECTS OF ZEOLITE-PEAT MIXTURES ON YIELD AND SOME QUALITY PARAMETERS OF CARNATION GROWN IN SOILLESS CULTURE

S. Kazaz | S. Yilmaz | M.A. Askin

52. TOLERANCE TO ALLELOPATHY AND FUSARIUM DISEASE, CHANGES IN ANTIOXIDATIVE SUBSTANCES IN MYCORRHIZAL ASPARAGUS PLANTS RAISED IN DECLINE SOIL

Y. Matsubara | T. Okada | A.S.M. Nahiyan