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Pre-bloom resistance induction for fire blight suppression

Author: Kenneth B. Johnson

Published: 2022

Summary: Suppression of fire blight (caused by Erwinia amylovora) with resistance-inducing materials was investigated. Solitary, prebloom treatment of Kudos/Apogee (prohexadione-Ca), Actigard, or Regalia were of little value. Three-spray, bloom period programs of Actigard only provided up to 75% infection suppression. Organic, bloom period spray programs that combined the materials, Regalia and LifeGard, provided 59% infection suppression.

Keywords:

  • Apple
  • Crop Protection
  • Fire blight
  • Non-antibiotic control
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