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Improved late-and post-bloom sanitation of fire blight pathogen

Author: Ken Johnson

Published: 2018

Summary: The objectives of this project were to evaluate EPA-registered materials for their ability to reduce epiphytic populations of the fire blight pathogen, Erwinia amylovora, on pear and apple trees, and to kill E. amylovora in laboratory-based dose-response experiments. Also to evaluate the mineral material, alum and to characterize abilities of near-commercial preparations of E. amylovora-specific phage and protective amendments for fire blight control, to reduce epiphytic populations of E. amylovora on pear and apple trees, and to kill E. amylovora in laboratory-based dose-response experiments.

Keywords:

  • Apple
  • Fire blight
  • Fire blight resistance
  • Crop Protection
  • Suncreens and carrier strains
  • Alum
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