Uncinula necator (Schow) Burr.: Source of Inoculum in Podgorica Vineyards

A study series has been organised to survey the present knowledge of the pathogen and disease, as well as microclimatic conditions in Podgorica vineyards, to examine the importance of winter treatments, proper choice of fungicide and time of treatment, and to plan out vine protection under the exist...

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Main Authors: Zoran Miladinović, Petar Vukša, Novica Miletić
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Institute of Pesticides and Environmental Protection 2007-01-01
Series:Pesticidi i Fitomedicina
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Online Access:http://www.pesting.org.rs/download.php/documents/22-2/22-2%20131-135.pdf
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spelling doaj-d6841a1fed104e1981cd0bf9c66c8c0c2020-11-24T22:49:40ZengInstitute of Pesticides and Environmental ProtectionPesticidi i Fitomedicina1820-39492007-01-01222131135Uncinula necator (Schow) Burr.: Source of Inoculum in Podgorica VineyardsZoran MiladinovićPetar VukšaNovica MiletićA study series has been organised to survey the present knowledge of the pathogen and disease, as well as microclimatic conditions in Podgorica vineyards, to examine the importance of winter treatments, proper choice of fungicide and time of treatment, and to plan out vine protection under the existing conditions and protection of scions in nurseries.This one and another article focus on the source of inoculum and the pathogen infection potential. In an experiment conducted over three years (2002, 2003 and 2004), the pathogen’s infection potential was investigated. The occurrence and numbers of white shoots, and thepresence, time of maturing and beginning of cleistothecium rupturing were examined on the grape varieties Chardonnay, Cardinal, Vranac, Župljanka, Carignan and Grenage.Cleistothecia were identified as the main source of inoculum in Podgorica vineyards, and they were found to appear regularly, especially on susceptible cultivars such as Župljanka (up to 124/cm2), Chardonnay (up to 90/cm2) and Cardinal (up to 95/cm2). Theyalso appear sporadically on the cultivar Vranac but were not observed on Carignan and Grenage.Cleistothecia abundance varied depending on grape variety, conditions existing in each trial year and exact location. They were most abundant in 2001/2002, less abundant in 2003/2004 and least so in 2002/2003. The abundance was also highest on leaf undersides,somewhat lower on the upper surface of leaves and lowest on canes, but it is the latter that is most important from the epidemiological aspect. White shoots were not found on any of the grape varieties examined, nor in any trial year.http://www.pesting.org.rs/download.php/documents/22-2/22-2%20131-135.pdfUncinula necatorInoculum sourceCleistothecia
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Petar Vukša
Novica Miletić
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Petar Vukša
Novica Miletić
Uncinula necator (Schow) Burr.: Source of Inoculum in Podgorica Vineyards
Pesticidi i Fitomedicina
Uncinula necator
Inoculum source
Cleistothecia
author_facet Zoran Miladinović
Petar Vukša
Novica Miletić
author_sort Zoran Miladinović
title Uncinula necator (Schow) Burr.: Source of Inoculum in Podgorica Vineyards
title_short Uncinula necator (Schow) Burr.: Source of Inoculum in Podgorica Vineyards
title_full Uncinula necator (Schow) Burr.: Source of Inoculum in Podgorica Vineyards
title_fullStr Uncinula necator (Schow) Burr.: Source of Inoculum in Podgorica Vineyards
title_full_unstemmed Uncinula necator (Schow) Burr.: Source of Inoculum in Podgorica Vineyards
title_sort uncinula necator (schow) burr.: source of inoculum in podgorica vineyards
publisher Institute of Pesticides and Environmental Protection
series Pesticidi i Fitomedicina
issn 1820-3949
publishDate 2007-01-01
description A study series has been organised to survey the present knowledge of the pathogen and disease, as well as microclimatic conditions in Podgorica vineyards, to examine the importance of winter treatments, proper choice of fungicide and time of treatment, and to plan out vine protection under the existing conditions and protection of scions in nurseries.This one and another article focus on the source of inoculum and the pathogen infection potential. In an experiment conducted over three years (2002, 2003 and 2004), the pathogen’s infection potential was investigated. The occurrence and numbers of white shoots, and thepresence, time of maturing and beginning of cleistothecium rupturing were examined on the grape varieties Chardonnay, Cardinal, Vranac, Župljanka, Carignan and Grenage.Cleistothecia were identified as the main source of inoculum in Podgorica vineyards, and they were found to appear regularly, especially on susceptible cultivars such as Župljanka (up to 124/cm2), Chardonnay (up to 90/cm2) and Cardinal (up to 95/cm2). Theyalso appear sporadically on the cultivar Vranac but were not observed on Carignan and Grenage.Cleistothecia abundance varied depending on grape variety, conditions existing in each trial year and exact location. They were most abundant in 2001/2002, less abundant in 2003/2004 and least so in 2002/2003. The abundance was also highest on leaf undersides,somewhat lower on the upper surface of leaves and lowest on canes, but it is the latter that is most important from the epidemiological aspect. White shoots were not found on any of the grape varieties examined, nor in any trial year.
topic Uncinula necator
Inoculum source
Cleistothecia
url http://www.pesting.org.rs/download.php/documents/22-2/22-2%20131-135.pdf
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