英文摘要 |
"Pear rust is a prevalent plant disease in regions where pear trees and junipers (Juniperus chinensis) coexist. Additional to pesticide application on pear trees and reduction the number of junipers, spray of pesticides on junipers has recently become an alternative strategy to manage the disease in central Taiwan. Objective of this study is in vitro evaluation of efficacy of fungicides on pear rust inocula, including teliospores and basidiospores produced on junipers. Six pear rust samples used in experiments were identified as Gymnosporangium asiaticum via the morphology and the 28S large-subunit (LSU) rDNA sequences. Among 9 fungicides tested, Bordeaux mixture and trifloxystrobin inhibited teliospore germination significantly at recommended dosages and at various concentrations. Trifloxystrobin completely stopped germination of teliospores and basidiospores at 83 μg a.i./ml. Application of trifloxystrobin at the dosage to the inocula on junipers has potential to suppress development of the pear rust disease." |