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RESTORATIVE BIOLOGICAL CONTROL – A PROMISING NEW APPROACH, BUT CAN WE PROVE IT?

Article number

905_29

Pages

269 – 274

Language

English

Abstract

Publication

International Symposium on Biological Control of Postharvest Diseases: Challenges and Opportunities

Authors

K. Everett, J. Rees-George, S. Pushparajah, I. Hallett, J.L. Vanneste, J. Yu, D.A. Cornish, K. Boyd-Wilson, M. Walter

Keywords

Malus × domestica, calcium chloride, postharvest, Colletotrichum acutatum, bitter rots

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2011.905.29

Online Articles (35)

1. HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE ON BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF POSTHARVEST DISEASES – PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE

C.L. Wilson | M. Wisniewski | S. Droby | E. Chalutz

2. GRAPEVINE MICROBIOMICS: BACTERIAL DIVERSITY ON GRAPE LEAVES AND BERRIES REVEALED BY HIGH-THROUGHPUT SEQUENCE ANALYSIS OF 16S RRNA AMPLICONS

J.H.J. Leveau | J.J. Tech

3. BIOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF MICROBIAL BIOFILMS ON PLANT SURFACES

M.W. Harding | M.E. Olson | L.L.R. Marques | R.J. Howard

4. APPLICATION OF AN ANTIBIOTIC RESETS THE MAIZE LEAF PHYLLOSPHERE COMMUNITY AND INCREASES RESISTANCE TO SOUTHERN LEAF BLIGHT

P. Balint-Kurti | P. Pridgen | A.E. Stapleton

5. DESIGN PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATIONS OF ENGINEERED MICROBIAL CONSORTIA

R.P. Smith

6. PLANT HOST RESPONSE TO BIOCONTROL AGENTS

Shiping Tian | Boqiang Li | Guozheng Qin | Xiangbin Xu

7. METAGENOMIC APPROACH TO TRACKING MICROORGANISMS ON APPLES – A CASE STUDY

D.M. Glenn | C.L. Bassett | S.E. Dowd

8. THE ROLE OF COMPETITION FOR IRON AND CELL WALL DEGRADING ENZYMES IN MECHANISM OF ACTION OF POSTHARVEST BIOCONTROL AGENTS

D. Spadaro | D. Zhang | A. Garibaldi | M.L. Gullino

9. DIFFERENTIAL GENE EXPRESSION DURING THE PATHOGENIC INTERACTION BETWEEN PICHIA FERMENTANS AND PEACH FRUIT

10. CHANGES IN EXPRESSION OF OXIDATIVE STRESS RELATED GENES IN GRAPEFRUIT PEEL IN RESPONSE TO THE YEAST, METSCHNIKOWIA FRUCTICOLA

11. NOVEL ROLE FOR REACTIVE OXYGEN SPECIES (ROS) IN HOST-ANTAGONISTIC YEAST-PATHOGEN INTERACTIONS IN POSTHARVEST BIOCONTROL SYSTEMS

D. Macarisin | G. Bauchan | S. Droby | M. Wisniewski

12. INTEGRATED APPROACHES TO POSTHARVEST BIOCONTROL

S. Vero | G. Garmendia

13. CONTROL OF POSTHARVEST DECAY BY THE INTEGRATION OF PRE- AND POSTHARVEST APPLICATION OF NONCHEMICAL COMPOUNDS

A. Ippolito | S.M. Sanzani

14. INTEGRATED APPROACHES TO POSTHARVEST DISEASE MANAGEMENT IN CALIFORNIA CITRUS PACKINGHOUSES

J.L. Smilanick

15. INTEGRATION OF BIOCONTROL STRATEGIES INTO ORGANIC PRODUCTION OF HORTICULTURAL CROPS

R.K. Prange

16. CHARACTERIZATION OF RHODOTORULA GLUTINIS AND PICHIA ONYCHIS ISOLATES WITH POTENTIAL AS BIOPESTICIDES FOR CONTROLLING BOTRYTIS CINEREA

J. Zapata | C. Acosta | A. Díaz | L. Villamizar | A.M. Cotes

17. NATURAL AND SAFE ALTERNATIVES TO CONVENTIONAL METHODS TO CONTROL GRAY MOLD OF TABLE GRAPES IN STORAGE

G. Romanazzi | F.M. Gabler | A. Lichter | J.L. Smilanick

18. CYSTOFILOBASIDIUM INFIRMOMINIATUM AS A BIOCONTROL AGENT OF POSTHARVEST DISEASES ON APPLES AND CITRUS

S. Vero | G. Garmendia | M.F. Garat | I. de Aurrecoechea | M. Wisniewski

19. CHARACTERIZATION OF COLD-ADAPTED RHIZOBACTERIA FOR CONTROL OF POSTHARVEST FUNGAL DECAY OF POME FRUIT

20. INDUCED RESISTANCE IN PEACH FRUIT AGAINST MONILINIA FRUCTICOLA BY MAGNOLIA BARK EXTRACTS AND ITS SAFETY EVALUATION

X.Y. Feng | B.G. Wang | W.S. Li

21. POSTHARVEST ROTTING, QUALITY AND SHELF LIFE OF APPLE AS AFFECTED BY CHEMICALS, GA TREATMENT AND PACKAGING

S.K. Sharma | M.C. Nautiyal | K. Issar

22. PROACTIVE MANAGEMENT OF FERMENTATION AND FORMULATION INTERACTIONS TO IMPROVE BIOCONTROL PRODUCT PERFORMANCE

D.A. Schisler | P.J. Slininger | C.A. Dunlap | T. Adiyaman

23. IMPROVING THE EFFICACY OF POSTHARVEST BIOCONTROL AGENTS – PRODUCTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS TOLERANT FORMULATIONS

N. Teixidó | J. Usall | R. Torres | M. Abadias | I. Viñas

24. EFFECT OF HEAT SHOCK TREATMENT ON STRESS TOLERANCE AND BIOCONTROL EFFICACY OF BIOCONTROL YEASTS

J. Liu | M. Wisniewski

25. EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE AND RELATIVE HUMIDITY ON THE IN VITRO AND IN VIVO RADIAL GROWTH OF PENICILLIUM ITALICUM AND ON THE BIOCONTROL ACTIVITY OF PICHIA GUILLIERMONDII, STRAIN Z1

M. El Guilli | M. Ibriz | R. Lahlali | M.H. Jijakli

26. IDENTIFYING AND CHARACTERIZING MICROFLORA OF STONE FRUITS TO SELECT ANTAGONISTS FOR CONTROL OF BROWN ROT WITH EMPHASIS ON LATENT INFECTIONS

W.J. Janisiewicz | J.S. Buyer | C.P. Kurtzman