Claim · model-written summary
The authors conclude that none of the evaluated treatments is appropriate for reducing contamination by either pathogen in wheat and barley.
- Taxon
- wheat and barley
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Hordeum vulgare
Triticum aestivume7 - Outcome
- appropriate for reducing contamination by either pathogense7
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Verbatim
e7“None of the treatments evaluated appears to be appropriate for reducing contamination by either pathogens in wheat and barley”
Title
Sylvie Rioux; Stéphan Pouleur; Paul Randall; et al. Phytoprotection 2016. doi:10.7202/1037531ar
Other claims from this paper (12)
- Intervention effect The three non-chemical treatments reduced Fusarium graminearum contamination rate under the 15% rejection threshold in all Fg-contaminated lots.
- Intervention effect AAV-H reduced Bipolaris sorokiniana contamination the most of the treatments in barley and wheat lots.
- Intervention effect Dry heat had no effect on Bipolaris sorokiniana contamination in barley.
- Intervention effect AAV-L reduced Bipolaris sorokiniana contamination, less than AAV-H.
- Intervention effect The treatments did not reduce Bipolaris sorokiniana contamination under the 30% threshold, except AAV-H in one barley lot and dry heat in one wheat lot.
- Intervention effect AAV-H reduced germination in three wheat lots.
- Intervention effect AAV-H reduced germination in the hulless barley AC Hawkeye.
- Intervention effect AAV-H had negative effects on grain yield in two wheat lots.
- Intervention effect AAV-H had no effect on grain yield in the other lots.
- Intervention effect The other treatments had no effect on grain yield in any lot.
- Intervention effect Dry heat was effective for controlling Fusarium graminearum in both cereals.
- Observation AAV-H showed some potential to control both pathogens, but only in covered grains.