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The applied isolate caused 82% mortality in A. obscurus.

Taxon: potatoSolanum tuberosumt0
Treatment: M. brunneum isolate JKI-BI-1450e0
Interactor: A . obscurusAgriotes obscuruse0pest
Outcome: mortalitye0
Direction: highe0
Value: 82%e0

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“potato cultivation”
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“Laboratory bioassays with A. obscurus , A. lineatus and A. sputator confirmed species-specific virulence of the applied M. brunneum isolate JKI-BI-1450, with high mortality observed only in A . obscurus (82%)”
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Abiotic, biotic and intrinsic factors limiting the effectiveness of two new Metarhizium brunneum formulations against wireworms in potato cultivation

Maximilian Paluch; Tanja Seib; Dietrich Stephan; et al. Crop Protection 2026. doi:10.1016/j.cropro.2026.107644

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Intervention effect Both formulations reduced potato tuber damage by 13.6% in field trials.
Intervention effect Greenhouse effectiveness rose to 44-54% at higher application rates.
Association High pest pressure, low soil temperatures, limited fungal proliferation and poor product stability constrained field effectiveness.
Observation The isolate showed species-specific virulence among three wireworm species.
Recommendation Practical application requires improved formulations and an optimized application strategy adapted to crop rotation.

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