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Exposure to 50°C accelerated pitaya disease incidence.
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e0“exposure to high temperatures (50°C) accelerated disease incidence”
t0“pitaya”
Title
Satoshi Taba; Nao Miyahira; Mioto Nakazato; et al. Plant Pathology 2021. doi:10.1111/ppa.13475
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- Observation G. persicaria spores occurred on multiple pitaya parts, peaking on petals after flowering at about 239.9 propagules/cm 2.
- Association Humidity considerably affected G. persicaria spore germination.
- Observation An incision wound at least 2 mm deep was necessary for G. persicaria stem-nodule infection.
- Intervention effect Inoculation with B. subtilis strains effectively controlled G. persicaria.
- Intervention effect PNB-5 bacterial suspension reduced pitaya stem rot incidence to zero.
- Intervention effect PNB-7 bacterial suspension reduced pitaya stem rot incidence to zero.
- Intervention effect PNB-93 bacterial suspension reduced pitaya stem rot incidence to zero.
- Intervention effect PNB-7 culture filtrate reduced pitaya stem rot incidence to zero.
- Intervention effect PNB-93 culture filtrate reduced pitaya stem rot incidence to zero.
- Intervention effect PNB-95 culture filtrate reduced pitaya stem rot incidence to zero.
- Observation Bacterial treatments were equivalent to fungicide in prophylactic and simultaneous control.