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Mycotoxin production increased 30% after 5–7 days of lodging.
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e0“mycotoxins production was increased 30% even after 5-7 days lodging”
Title
Epidemiology and control of Fusarium head blight disease and mycotoxin contamination
T. Nakajima; M. Yoshida JSM Mycotoxins 2006. doi:10.2520/myco1975.2006.suppl4_141
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- Observation NIV chemotypes were more frequent than DON chemotypes in western Japan.
- Intervention effect F. graminearum inoculation caused disease on rice.
- Observation Sporodochia appeared on diseased rice glumes.
- Observation Fusarium virulence may differ among rice, wheat and barley.
- Intervention effect Six named chemicals were reported to control DON and NIV.
- Intervention effect Azoxystrobin increased DON and NIV compared with controls.
- Intervention effect Azoxystrobin reduced FHB disease severity.
- Association Lodged crops had higher DON and NIV concentrations than non-lodged crops.
- Recommendation Authors recommend management to avoid lodging and reduce contamination.