胁迫因素影响下马铃薯稻瘟病的发生

IF 1.7 4区 农林科学 Q2 AGRONOMY
V. I. Khalaeva, I. Volchkevich, M. V. Konopatskaya, V. V. Vabishchevich
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摘要

本文介绍了马铃薯白叶枯病在对寄主植物产生胁迫作用和造成病害的各种因素的影响下对马铃薯的影响。马铃薯线虫增加了植物对该病害的易感性,在作物个体发生的早期阶段促进了互生菌的附生发育。在自然侵染条件下,早熟品种“微风”(75.0%)、中熟品种“思卡”(40.0%)和中晚品种“奈良”(35.0%)的植株均发生了真菌附生发育。在共和国,在所研究品种的植物中观察到这种疾病的高流行率,平均从62.5%到100%不等。马铃薯上的优势种为互花霉(77.8%)和茄霉(52.8%)。马铃薯品种的白疫病患病率较高,平均达93.3 ~ 100%,形成了白疫病的优势,发生频率为100%。
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DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNARIA BLIGHT IN POTATO AGROCENOSES UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF STRESSFUL FACTORS
The article presents the data on potato agrocenoses affected by Alternaria blight under the influence of various factors that have a stressful effect on the host plant and contribute to the damage of the crop by the disease. It’s established that potato nematodes increase the plant susceptibility to the disease, promoting epiphytotic development of Alternaria at earlier stages of the crop ontogenesis. Under the conditions of a natural infectious load of Alternaria pathogens under the influence of weather conditions epiphytotic development of the disease was observed on plants of the early ripening variety Breeze – 75,0 %, moderate – of the mid ripening variety Skarb and mid-late variety Nara – 40.0 % and 35,0 %, respectively. In the republic, a high prevalence of the disease is observed in the plants of the studied varieties, varying on average from 62,0 to 100 %. From Alternaria spp. fungi the dominant species on potatoes are A. alternata (77,8 %) and A. solani (52,8 %). With a high prevalence of Alternaria blight, reaching on average 93.3–100 % for potato varieties, the dominance of A. alternata was established with a frequency of occurrence of 100 %.
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Plant protection science
Plant protection science Agronomy-PLANT SCIENCES
CiteScore
2.90
自引率
7.70%
发文量
30
审稿时长
12 weeks
期刊介绍: Original papers, short communications, critical reviews, personal news, and book reviews covering all areas of diseases and pests of plants, weeds and plant protection. Papers are published in English.
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