In Vitro and In Vivo Effect of Poplar Bud Extracts on : A New Effective Biological Method in Potato Late Blight Control.

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2020
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Abstract
The effect of populin extract from black poplar () on seven different late blight strains was tested under laboratory and field conditions. The growth rate of hyphae was found to be significantly lower in vitro after 3 and 4 /% populin applications. Stain M16 was resistant to populin treatment under lab conditions, however. Both 5% and 10% concentration populin reduced the M16 strain's severity on potato leaves under field conditions and proved to be even more effective than conventionally used fungicides Infinito 687 Sc and Valis M. Higher infection intensity at the 1% level was observed after 24 h using Valis M, and the same trend toward 10% infection remained after 48 and 72 h as well. Low, almost-no-infection intensity was detected after populin 5% and 10% treatment under an open field condition. Altogether, it can be concluded that populin extract can be a low-cost option for growers and an environmentally friendly approach in late blight control.
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Authors Turóczi, Botond;Bakonyi, József;Szabó, Károly-Attila;Bálint, János;Máthé, István;Lányi, Szabolcs;Balog, Adalbert;
Journal Plants (Basel, Switzerland)
Year 2020
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resistance biological control organic farming conventional treatment field application poplar bud extract

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