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FIRST REPORT OF POWDERY MILDEW OF CYDONIA OBLONGA CAUSED BY PODOSPHAERA CLANDESTINE AND SETOERYSIPHE KASHMERIENSIS IN GREECE

Article number

917_23

Pages

181 – 186

Language

English

Abstract

The paper describes the morphology of two species of powdery mildew of Cydonia oblonga caused by Podosphaera clandestine and Setoerysiphe kashmeriensis reported for the first time in cydonia orchards in Greece.

Publication

XXVIII International Horticultural Congress on Science and Horticulture for People (IHC2010): International Symposium on Plant Protection

Authors

I. Vagelas, H. Kalorizou, A. Papachatzis , F. Gravanis

Keywords

quince trees, diseases, Oidium, Erysiphales, anamorphs of Erysiphales

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2011.917.23

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2. SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL ASSOCIATIONS OF POWDERY MILDEW AND TWO-SPOTTED SPIDER-MITE IN GREENHOUSES

3. POTENTIAL FOR DIRECT INTERFERENCE BETWEEN NATURAL ENEMIES OF TUTA ABSOLUTA ON TOMATO

4. A SURVEY OF TUTA ABSOLUTA (MEYRICK) (LEPIDOPTERA: GELECHIIDAE) OUTBREAKS IN TOMATO GREENHOUSES IN SOUTHERN SARDINIA (ITALY)

M. Nannini | F. Atzori | F. Foddi | R. Pisci | F. Sanna

5. INSECTICIDE EFFICACY TRIALS FOR MANAGEMENT OF THE TOMATO BORER TUTA ABSOLUTA (MEYRICK) (LEPIDOPTERA: GELECHIIDAE), A NEW TOMATO PEST IN SARDINIA (ITALY)

M. Nannini | F. Foddi | G. Murgia | R. Pisci | F. Sanna

6. VOLATILE EMISSIONS OF METHYL CYANIDE FROM LEAVES OF GYNANDROPSIS GYNANDRA L. (BRIQ.) AS A POSSIBLE SPIDER MITE REPELLENT

S.O. Nyalala | S. Alemayehu | B.W.W. Grout | M.A. Petersen

7. BIO-EFFICACY OF RYNAXYPYR 20% SC (CHLORANTRANILIPROLE), A NEW MOLECULE, AGAINST EGGPLANT SHOOT AND FRUIT BORER

S.K. Mandal | N. Karam | A. Das

8. THE MULTITARGET USE OF SPIROTETRAMAT (MOVENTO^® 100 SC): SIMULTANEOUS CONTROL OF KEY PESTS IN APPLES

C. Schoevaerts | D. Goossens | K. D'Haemer | H. Van Dyck | L. De Maeyer

9. COMPATIBILITY OF SPIROTETRAMAT (MOVENTO^®) IN INTEGRATED POME FRUIT PRODUCTION

E. Bangels | G. Peusens | T. Beliën | B. Gobin

10. NEW ECOLOGICAL OPTIONS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF HORTICULTURAL CROP PESTS IN SUDANO-SAHELIAN AGROECOSYSTEMS OF WEST AFRICA

11. INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT IN VEGETABLE PROTECTED CROPS IN THE OESTE REGION

E. Figueiredo | A. Mexia | C. Mateus | M.C. Godinho | S. Rodrigues

12. EFFECT OF APPLICATION OF BIOPESTICIDES ON PESTS AND YIELD OF SNAP BEANS IN RWANDA

13. DROUGHT STRESS – IMPACT ON GLUCOSINOLATE PROFILE AND PERFORMANCE OF PHLOEM FEEDING CRUCIFEROUS INSECTS

M.A.M. Khan | C. Ulrichs | I. Mewis

14. RESEARCH ON THE POPULATION STRUCTURE, DYNAMICS, AND ABUNDANCE OF COLEOPTERA SPECIES IN SWEET CHERRY AND SOUR CHERRY PLANTATIONS

N. Tălmaciu | M. Tălmaciu | M. Herea

15. EVALUATION OF DAMAGE CAUSED BY BRUCHIDS (COLEOPTERA: BRUCHIDAE) ON PEAS (PISUM SATIVUM L.)

C. Mateus | A. Mexia | I. Duarte | G. Pereira | M. Tavares de Sousa

16. HOSTS AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE SPIDER MITE TETRANYCHUS EVANSI (ACARI: TETRANYCHIDAE) IN PORTUGAL

M.A. Ferreira | S.E. Sousa

17. NEW BACTERICIDES AGAINST FIRE BLIGHT (ERWINIA AMYLOVORA) AND DEVELOPMENT OF A FAST BEE-ERWINIA MONITORING SYSTEM

18. INITIUM^®: A NEW INNOVATIVE FUNGICIDE OF A NEW CHEMICAL CLASS FOR THE CONTROL OF LATE BLIGHT AND DOWNY MILDEW DISEASES

19. OPPORTUNITIES TO REDUCE RHIZOCTONIA SOLANI EXPRESSION ON CARROTS BY BIOFUMIGATION WITH INDIAN MUSTARD

20. MEMBRANE LIPID COMPOSITION IN BRASSICA OLERACEA PLANTS WITH DIFFERENT RESISTANCE TO DOWNY MILDEW

21. IN VITRO AND IN VIVO ANTIFUNGAL ACTIVITY OF PHOSPHITE AGAINST PHYTOPHTHORA PARASITICA IN TOMATO

J.N. Pastor | G. Buron-Moles | F. Rojo | L. Martín-Closas | J. Almacellas

22. INCIDENCE OF PHYTOPHTHORA BLIGHT AND BACTERIAL WILT IN DRY SEASON PEPPER PRODUCTION IN KATSINA, NIGERIA

O.S. Adebayo | E.I. Nwanguma

23. FIRST REPORT OF POWDERY MILDEW OF CYDONIA OBLONGA CAUSED BY PODOSPHAERA CLANDESTINE AND SETOERYSIPHE KASHMERIENSIS IN GREECE

I. Vagelas | H. Kalorizou | A. Papachatzis | F. Gravanis

24. ELICITATION OF SECONDARY METABOLITES BY TULIP GUMS IN MYCELIUM OF FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM F. SP. TULIPAE

25. EFFECT OF SILICON APPLICATION ON LOLIUM PERENNE DEVELOPMENT AND FUSARIUM CONTROL

D. McDonagh | A. Hunter

26. AN OVERVIEW ON BACTERIAL DISEASES OF THE MOST IMPORTANT AGRICULTURAL CROPS IN NEPAL

J.R. Lamichhane | G.M. Balestra | A. Mazzaglia | M.B. Kshetri | L. Varvaro

27. ALTERATIONS TO THE PHYLLOEPIPHYTIC BACTERIAL COMMUNITY OF SPINACH WITH LEAF AGE

H. Tydings | G. Lopez-Velasco | M. Ponder | G. Welbaum

28. MOLECULAR DETECTION OF CONTAMINATING FUNGI IN LETTUCE

M. Mota | C. Caldeira | A.A. Monteiro

29. ALTERNATIVES TO METHYL BROMIDE IN SUPPRESSION OF ROOT-KNOT NEMATODES IN WATERMELON (CITRULLUS LANATUS) PRODUCTION

K.M. Pofu | P.W. Mashela | N.M. Mokgalong | M.S. Mphosi

30. REACTION OF CARROT POPULATIONS TO A MIXED POPULATION OF MELOIDOGYNE INCOGNITA RACE 1 AND MELOIDOGYNE JAVANICA

J.B. Pinheiro | G.O. da Silva | A.D.F. de Carvalho | J.V. Vieira

31. REACTION OF WILD SOLANACEAE TO MELOIDOGYNE INCOGNITA RACE 1 AND M. JAVANICA

J.B. Pinheiro | J.L. de Mendonça | J.P. de Santana

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L.M. Mattos | J.B. Pinheiro | J.L. de Mendonça | J.P. de Santana

33. EFFECTS OF JASMONATE ON PROTEINASE INHIBITOR II AND VARIATION IN TOMATO RESPONSE TO ROOT-KNOT NEMATODES

34. COMPATIBILITY OF WATERMELON (CITRULLUS LANATUS) CULTIVARS WITH NEMATODE-RESISTANT WILD CUCUMIS SEEDLING ROOTSTOCKS

K.M. Pofu | P.W. Mashela | N.M. Mokgalong | M.S. Mphosi

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M.V. Huitrón | M.G. Ricárdez | F. Camacho

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G. Marongiu | D. Sanna

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L. Ion

42. A TWO-YEAR SURVEY OF TSWV OCCURRENCE IN GLOBE ARTICHOKES IN SARDINIA (ITALY)

M. Testa | D. Sanna | R. Pintore | G. Marongiu | P.M. Marras

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P.P. Silva | R.A Freitas | W.M. Nascimento

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J. Svoboda

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