Claim · model-written summary
Dodine may be a DMI mixing partner except in orchards with high DMI or dodine resistance.
- Taxon
- apple
Malus domesticae1 - Outcome
- dodine might be an alternative to protective fungicides as a mixing partner with DMIse0
- Qualifier
- orchards with high levels of DMI or dodine resistancee0
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Verbatim
e0“With the exception of orchards with high levels of DMI or dodine resistance, dodine might be an alternative to protective fungicides as a mixing partner with DMIs.”
e1“apple scab control”
Title
Wolfram Köller; W. F. Wilcox Plant Disease 1999. doi:10.1094/pdis.1999.83.9.857
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Intervention effect Fenarimol at 15 mg/liter controlled only 14% of the DMI-resistant subpopulation.
- Intervention effect Doubling fenarimol rate improved control to 54%.
- Intervention effect Mancozeb mixed with low-rate fenarimol improved control of DMI-resistant isolates.
- Intervention effect Mancozeb controlled both DMI-sensitive and resistant populations indiscriminately.
- Intervention effect Selection of fenarimol-resistant isolates was equivalent with fenarimol alone and in mixture with mancozeb.
- Intervention effect Each of dodine and fenarimol alone selected both fenarimol- and dodine-resistant isolates.
- Intervention effect Low-rate fenarimol plus dodine controlled the fenarimol-resistant subpopulation at least as effectively as doubled individual rates.
- Observation Accelerated selection of double-resistant isolates was not detected with the mixture.
- Intervention effect Commercial orchard mixtures of DMIs with protective fungicide or dodine gave equivalent control despite moderately elevated resistance.
- Recommendation High DMI rates with a protective fungicide are expected to delay resistant subpopulation buildup.