2020年北京房山酿酒葡萄霜霉病发生动态监测

霜霉病是世界范围内葡萄上的一种重要流行性病害.2020年,本研究系统调查了北京市房山区3个酿酒葡萄酒庄中4个不同葡萄品种的霜霉病发生情况,并记录了实时温湿度、降雨数据和用药时间,还分析了葡萄霜霉病的发生与降雨、相对湿度和用药时间的关系以及不同葡萄品种对霜霉病感病性的差异.结果 表明:房山3个酿酒葡萄酒庄在2020年5月...     

The combined effects of multiple diseases and climatic conditions on thousand kernel weight losses in winter wheat

Thousand kernel weight (TKW) is a yield component associated with grain quality. It is reported in the literature that TKW is significantly influenced by varieties, agro-ecological conditions and disease indices, but the influence of their interactions on TKW loss has rarely been taken into consideration. The main objective of this study was to examine the combined effects of multiple diseases and climatic conditions on TKW losses in winter wheat. Leaf rust, powdery mildew, and Septoria tritici blotch were considered biotic predictor variables in regression models explaining TKW losses. Monthly averages of temperature, relative humidity and total rainfall in May and June in the 2006–2013 growing seasons were used as abiotic predictor variables. The results of this study indicated a significant low positive correlation between yield loss and TKW loss in the two varieties. TKW losses were less influenced by leaf rust, powdery mildew, and Septoria tritici blotch than yield losses. The significant influence of the interaction between variety and the environmental conditions on TKW loss was confirmed from the general linear model function. The results of this study indicated that factors influencing yield and yield component losses are part of the complex environment, and the relationship between them should be investigated with respect to their interactions.     

陇南山区小麦白粉病流行程度预测模型

调查分析1990~2005年陇南山区小麦白粉病发生、流行资料,发现:陇南白龙江流域为小麦白粉病常发重发生区,徽成盆地为小麦白粉病易发区,西汉水流域为小麦白粉病轻发区;小麦感病品种面积、上年秋苗平均病叶率和病田率、当年早春平均病田率、上年7、10月和当年5月平均气温、当年4月和上年7、8、11月降水量与全市春季小麦白粉病流行程度相关十分显著,上年9月到次年3月平均气温和4~8月降水量与小麦白粉病流行程度呈正相关,4~8月平均气温和9月到次年3月降水量与小麦白粉病流行程度呈反相关。由此建立的预报模型,历史拟合率可达93.75%,2006年业务应用预报准确率100%。     

Threshold values for chemical control of powdery mildew (Erysiphe cruciferarum) on Brussels sprouts

To establish control thresholds for chemical control of powdery mildew (Erysiphe cruciferarum) on Brussels sprouts, mildew intensity on leaves and buds was observed on the cultivars Lunet, Tardis and Asgard during three years in unsprayed plots. Mildew infection on the leaves was observed from late August onwards, increasing to moderate or high levels. In one year light infestation of the buds was observed, but no reduction in quality occurred. These preliminary results indicate, that from late August onwards the following levels of leaf injury by powdery mildew can be tolerated: T=5+0.42^*(Julian date — 235), in which T is the tolerable leaf injury in percentage leaf area covered. When sampling the crop to assess powdery mildew infection, care must be taken that leaves are sampled from all stem positions, as top leaves tend to be much less infected.     

Survival of Oidium anacardii on cashew (Anacardium occidentale) in southern Tanzania

During March and April of 1993 and 1994, surveys on the incidence and severity of cashew powdery mildew ( Oidium anacardii ) were conducted in the Newala, Mtwara, Nachingwea and Tunduru areas of southern Tanzania to determine the variation in perennation between localities. Only immature cashew shoots, panicles and fruit can be infected by O. anacardii conidia. Cashew trees at sites in each district were assessed for shoot and panicle production and cashew powdery mildew. Survival of O. anacardii between seasons, in any area, was determined by the degree of production of shoots that were within the canopy and by the incidence of infection. Immature shoots produced from the main branches within the tree canopy were the main source of active powdery mildew in all districts; trees in the Newala district had the highest numbers of infected immature shoots in comparison with survey sites in the other areas. During the 1994 cashew-growing season (June–August), powdery mildew developed more rapidly and affected more shoots on the inside of the tree canopy than on the outside. Germination of conidia was reduced after aqueous suspension for 3 h. Germination on cashew leaves submerged under 2 mm of water was not affected. Appressorial and hyphal formation by germinating conidia on leaves decreased with increasing duration under water. Germination of conidia on glass slides at 100% r.h. was higher at 25 and 30°C than at 15°C and there was no germination at 35°C.     

30%氟菌唑可湿性粉剂防治黄瓜白粉病田间药效试验

进行田间试验以明确30%氟菌唑可湿性粉剂防治黄瓜白粉病的效果。结果表明,30%氟菌唑可湿性粉剂能够很好的控制黄瓜白粉病,防治效果明显高于对照,且对作物安全。     

Surveys of cereal diseases and pests in the Netherlands. 4. Occurrence of powdery mildew and rusts in winter wheat

Results of annual surveys of winter wheat fields from 1974 to 1986 were compiled to describe epidemics of powdery mildew and rusts in relation to weather and cultivar resistance.An average of 29 and 70% of fields were infected by powdery mildew in May and July, respectively. Mildew prevalence in May was positively correlated with average temperature in October and with average temperature over the months December, January, February and March. In addition, it was correlated negatively with the average grade of mildew resistance of the cultivars sown each year. Prevalence of mildew in July did not show consistent correlations with weather characteristics nor with mildew prevalence in May.Yellow rust was usually not detected in May and on average 18% of the fields was infected in July. The occurrence of yellow rust decreased after 1977, when the farmers adopted cultivars resistant or moderately resistant to yellow rust.Brown rust was usually not detected in May, while in July on average 48% of the fields was infected. Brown rust intensity in July was high in years with a high March temperature and high precipitation during April and May.Black rust was rare in the Netherlands, with 3 and 1% of the fields infected in July 1977 and 1981, respectively.     

河南小麦白粉病逐年春季流行时间动态

1980－1997年对河南小麦白粉病春季流行的时间动态进行了系统分析。结果表明：（1）逐年春季流行程度波动较大,中度以上流行年份有9年,但流行程度之间没有明显的周期性。（2）逐年春季流行的时间动态有明显差异,特大流行年份白粉病发病特早,指数增长期和逻辑斯蒂期比其它年份长30d以上,表观侵染速率达0.16以上;大流行年和中度流行年份的始发期相同,表观侵染速率前者达0.16,后者只有0.12-0.14;轻度流行年始发期晚,指数增长期和逻辑斯蒂期短,表观侵染速率低,导致最终病情指数低。（3）小麦越冬返青期的降水量、雨日、水份积分指数、相对湿度对白粉病的始发期有显著影响,但白粉病的最终流行程度主要取决于小麦拔节孕穗期的水份积分指数、温雨系数、降水量、雨日和温度。     

A pattern in the appearance of cucumber powdery mildew in Dutch glasshouses

An inquiry was held in 1982, 1983 and 1984 to collect information on the survival and dispersal of cucumber powdery mildew. Growers who planted a crop in December, January or February were asked when they observed mildew for the first time in their crop. A gradual increase in the number of infected crops was observed from planting until May. The earliest observations of infected crops were immediately after planting. The weeks of the first observation of mildew, the disease-free periods and the apparent rates of increase of infected crops are presented for various districts. In the districts with the highest crop density (Pijnacker), mildew was generally observed early in the growing season, while the apparent rate of increase of infected crops was higher than in other districts. In the district with the lowest crop density (Northern Netherlands), mildew was observed late in the growing season and the apparent rate of increase of infected crops was low. Possible means of survival and dispersal of inoculum are discussed. It is suggested that overwintering of inoculum is possible because cucumber plants are grown all year round. Dispersal of cucumber powdery mildew is suggested to take place by transportation of infected planting stock, visitors and wind.     

小麦白粉病菌侵染机率的研究

 在感病的小麦品种上影响白粉病菌(Ery siphe graminis f.sp.tritici)侵染机率变化的主要因素是平均温度(T)和平均相对湿度(RH)。平均温度与侵染机率的关系符合ŷ=X/(a+bX+cX²)的二次抛物线函数关系,最适温度范围在5.15-10℃之间。平均相对湿度与侵染机率的关系一般符合直线关系,最适湿度范围在81.15-97.0%之间。通经分析表明,平均相对湿度较平均温度对白粉病菌侵染机率的直接影响更大。     

A host-pathogen simulation model: powdery mildew of grapevine

An epidemiological model simulating the growth of a single grapevine stock coupled to the dispersal and disease dynamics of the airborne conidia of the powdery mildew pathogen Erysiphe necator was developed. The model input variables were either climatic (temperature, wind speed and direction) or related to the pathogen (location and onset of primary infection). The environmental input variables dictated plant growth and pathogen spread (latent period, infection, lesion growth, conidial spore production and release). Input parameters characterized the crop production system, the growth conditions and the epidemiological characteristics of the pathogen. Output described, at each time step, number, age and pattern of healthy and infected organs, infected and infectious leaf area and aerial density of spores released. Validation of the model was achieved by comparing model output with experimental data for epidemics initiated at different times of host growth. Epidemic behaviour for two contrasting years of crop development and 7 phenological stages at the time of primary infection (PI) was examined. For PI occurring at day 115 a vine with late budbreak (1998) showed 58% of primary leaves diseased at flowering compared with only 19% for a vine with early budbreak (2003). Depending on the phenological stage at PI (1–4 leaves), the proportion of diseased primary leaves decreased from 42% to 6% at flowering. Simulations suggested that differences resulted from the interplay between the timing of the first sporulation event, the phenological stage at the time of initial infection, and the age structure and spatial distribution of the leaf population.     

Crop damage caused by powdery mildew on hop and its relationship to late season management

Powdery mildew of hop (Podosphaera macularis) may cause economic loss due to reductions in cone yield and quality. Quantitative estimates of crop damage from powdery mildew remain poorly characterized, especially the effect of late season disease management on crop yield and quality. Field studies in Washington State evaluated cone yield, bittering acid content and quality factors when fungicide applications were ceased at different stages of cone development. The incidence of cones with powdery mildew was linearly correlated with yield of cones, bittering acids and accelerated cone maturation. In cultivar Galena, the cumulative effect of every 1% increase in cones powdery mildew incidence was to reduce alpha‐acid yield by 0·33%, which was due to direct effects on cone yield but also indirect effects mediated by dry matter. In the more susceptible cultivar Zeus, alpha‐acid yield was increased 20% by controlling powdery mildew through the transition of bloom to early cone development compared to ceasing fungicide applications at bloom: additional applications provided only modest improvements in alpha‐acid yield. In both cultivars, the impact of powdery mildew on aroma characteristics and bittering acid content were less substantial than cone yield. The damage caused by powdery mildew to cone colour and alpha‐acid yield, as well as the effectiveness of fungicide applications made to manage the disease, appears inseparably linked to dry matter content of cones at harvest. Realising achievable yield potential in these cultivars requires control of the disease through early stages of cone development and harvest before maturity exceeds c. 25% dry matter.     

Effects of impacting rain drops on the growth and development of powdery mildew fungi

The effects of rain on different stages of powdery mildew development were investigated quantitatively for Erysiphe graminis on barley, Erysiphe pisi on pea and Sphaerotheca pannosa on rose. Water drops 4 mm in diameter released from a height of 2·5 m onto target leaves reduced the numbers of conidia on the impacted surfaces and inhibited subsequent mildew development, the effects declining as the interval between inoculation and impaction increased. Simulated rainfall applied after inoculation reduced the numbers of conidia on leaves and inhibited mildew development, the effect declining as the interval between inoculation and treatment lengthened. Simulated rainfall applied to infected plants reduced their capacity to inoculate other plants, the effect declining as the interval between treatment and use as inoculum lengthened. Controlled exposure of infected peas and roses to natural rain reduced the numbers of conidia on leaves and inhibited subsequent mildew development, especially on upper leaf surfaces.     

Occurrence of powdery mildew on aubergine in West Sussex

A powdery mildew ( Erysiphe sp.) was found on the upper surfaces of leaves of a glasshouse-grown aubergine ( Solanum melongena ) crop in West Sussex during Autumn 1992. It could be readily transferred to tomato ( Lycopersicon esculentum ) and tobacco ( Nicotiana tabacum ), but produced restricted growth and sporulation on cucumber ( Cucumis sativus ). Sweet pepper ( Capsicum annuum ), Chinese cabbage ( Brassica campestris var. chinensis ), lettuce ( Lactuca sativa ), chrysanthemum ( Dendranthema x grandiflorum ) and Nicotiana benthamiana did not show symptoms. When transferred to tomato and cucumber, the morphology of aubergine powdery mildew resembled the natural glasshouse powdery mildew on the two crops, respectively, rather than powdery mildew on aubergine. Powdery mildew from naturally infected tomato could infect aubergine directly, and also after one, but not two, generations on cucumber.     

Predicting light leaf spot (Pyrenopeziza brassicae) risk on winter oilseed rape (Brassica napus) in England and Wales, using survey, weather and crop information

Data from surveys of winter oilseed rape crops in England and Wales in growing seasons with harvests in 1987–99 were used to construct statistical models to predict, in autumn (October), the incidence of light leaf spot caused by Pyrenopeziza brassicae on winter oilseed rape crops the following spring (March/April), at both regional and individual crop scales. Regions (groups of counties) with similar seasonal patterns of incidence (percentage of plants affected) of light leaf spot were defined by using principal coordinates analysis on the survey data. At the regional scale, explanatory variables for the statistical models were regional weather (mean summer temperature and mean monthly winter rainfall) and survey data for regional light leaf spot incidence (percentage of plants with affected pods) in July of the previous season. At the crop scale, further explanatory variables were crop cultivar (light leaf spot resistance rating), sowing date (number of weeks before/after 1 September), autumn fungicide use and light leaf spot incidence in autumn. Risk of severe light leaf spot (> 25% plants affected) in a crop in spring was also predicted, and uncertainty in predictions was assessed. The models were validated using data from spring surveys of winter oilseed rape crops in England and Wales from 2000 to 2003, and reasons for uncertainty in predictions for individual crops are discussed.     

Effect of weather conditions on local spread and infection by pea bacterial blight (Pseudomonas syringae pv. pisi)

The effect of weather conditions on simultaneous local (plant to plant) spread and infection of peas (Pisum sativum) with bacterial blight (Pseudomonas syringae pv. pisi) was investigated by exposing susceptible bait plants for 24 h periods in infected field plots. Following exposure, bait plants were maintained in a glasshouse. Disease symptoms were recorded on 55 out of a total of 105 days on which plants were exposed. Nearly all of these infection events (53) were associated with the occurrence of rain. A series of Generalised Linear Models was fitted to the data to examine the relationships of the mean number of lesions (m) or the proportion of bait plants infected (p) to various weather variables and disease levels in the plots. Rainfall rate and wind run were the most important explanatory variables for the mean number of lesions followed by maximum temperature, rainfall duration, rainfall in the previous week and disease incidence in the surrounding crop. However, rainfall duration and disease incidence were the most important for the proportion of bait plants infected, followed by wind run. A four variable model relating the mean number of lesions to the rainfall rate, wind run, maximum temperature and either rainfall the previous week or disease incidence in the surrounding crop was considered to be the most useful for use in simulation studies.     

Overwintering of Ampelomyces mycoparasites on apple trees and other plants infected with powdery mildews

Apple shoots and aerial parts of 13 other plant species infected with powdery mildews during the previous season were collected in late winter and early spring between 1998 and 2003 at a total of 34 sample sites in Hungary. Samples were examined for the presence of overwintering structures of Ampelomyces, common mycoparasites of powdery mildews. Pycnidia and resting hyphae resembling those of Ampelomyces were found on six plant species, including apple. Their viability and subsequent mycoparasitic activity of the hyphae emerging from the overwintered fungal structures were studied in vitro to determine whether they can serve as sources of primary inocula of Ampelomyces in the spring. Overwintered pycnidia of Ampelomyces collected in the spring, and produced in both the ascomata and the conidiophores of powdery mildews during the previous season, initiated the life cycle of these mycoparasites when placed close to fresh powdery mildew colonies in vitro. Similarly, thick-walled resting hyphae, found in the dried powdery mildew mycelia which covered the overwintered aerial parts of the host plants, also germinated and gave rise to new intracellular pycnidia of Ampelomyces when powdery mildew colonies were inoculated with them in vitro. On apple trees, Ampelomyces mycoparasites overwintered as resting hyphae in the dried powdery mildew mycelia covering the shoots and in the parasitized ascomata of Podosphaera leucotricha on the bark and the scales of the buds. Approximately 31% of the field samples collected from apple trees in spring between 1998 and 2003 contained overwintered structures of Ampelomyces. Artificial bursting of apple buds in the laboratory showed that both P. leucotricha and Ampelomyces start their life cycle during or soon after bud burst, but Ampelomyces can only slowly follow the spread of its mycohost on infected leaves. Most probably, the mycoparasites did not overwinter in the dormant hyphae of P. leucotricha in the buds, but only on the bark and the bud scales, as their hyphae were not found in the young hyphae of apple powdery mildew that appeared on the leaf tissues during bud burst. This study demonstrated that Ampelomyces mycoparasites can survive the winter in the field as pycnidia and as resting hyphae in the dried mycelia of their mycohosts.     

张掖市农业生产对气候变暖的响应

应用数理统计方法对河西走廊中部张掖市六县(区)1961～2009年实测气温、降水资料进行分析,分析历年平均温度年、季变化倾向、≥10℃活动积温及霜冻的演变规律,同时分析了作物种植结构及生长状况随气候变暖的变化。结果表明:(1)80年代以来张掖市气温持续升高,其中春、夏季升温幅度最小,秋季次之,冬季升温幅度最为显著;(2)≥10℃积温及距平在波动中增加,持续天数增多;(3)霜冻终日标准差波动中趋于减小,初日标准差小于终日,无霜冻期延长;(4)生长期热量资源显著增加,利于喜温作物扩大面积,提高复种指数;(5)气候变暖加快了作物的生育进程;(6)暖冬日光温室发展迅速;(7)冬季气候变暖,病虫越冬存活率上升,加剧了作物病虫害的流行和蔓延。     

宁夏温室瓜菜白粉病菌鉴定及病害流行预测模型构建

为明确宁夏回族自治区温室瓜菜白粉病菌的分类地位,对采自该地区温室的南瓜、黄瓜和甜瓜上的白粉病菌基于ITS序列分析进行分子鉴定;利用孢子捕捉器对温室中甜瓜白粉病菌的孢子量进行监测,分析环境因子、孢子量和病情指数之间的关系,并采用逐步回归分析法构建温室甜瓜白粉病的流行预测模型。结果表明,基于ITS序列的分子鉴定结果,3种瓜菜白粉病的病原菌均为单囊壳白粉菌Podosphaera xanthii。发病期间,每日温室中甜瓜白粉病菌的孢子量在12:00—16:00时段最多,占24 h内总孢子量的34%~81%,20:00—08:00时段最少;白粉病菌孢子的释放与光照强度有关,相关系数为0.602。第t天的病情指数与标准累积温度、标准累积湿度、t-4 d前08:00—12:00时段的累积孢子量、第t-4天16:00—20:00时段的孢子量均具有显著的相关性,相关系数分别为0.935、0.938、0.956和0.921。以标准累积湿度和第t-4天16:00—20:00时段的孢子量为预测变量构建了温室甜瓜白粉病流行预测模型,决定系数为0.962,表明该模型具有较好的实际应用价值。     

The incidence of Fusarium spp. in stem bases of selected crops of winter wheat in the Midlands, UK

The incidence of pathogenic Fusarium and Microdochium species in stem bases of winter wheat was investigated in a total of nine crops in 3 years, i.e. 1987, 1988 and 1989. Four Fusarium species were isolated: F. nivale ( = Microdochium nivale ), F. avenaceum , F. culmorum and F. graminearum . The predominant species was F. nivale followed by F. avenaceum and F. culmorum . Isolations of F. graminearum were made only from shoots collected during August 1989. The highest incidence of F. nivale occurred during April 1989 in the cultivar Brock when the fungus was isolated from 65% of the shoots sampled. The highest incidence of F. avenaceum was 60% (August 1988, cv. Slejpner) and F. culmorum 37% (August 1989, cv. Mercia). A delay in the isolation of Fusarium spp. during 1987 was attributed to the low January temperatures, and an upsurge of F. culmorum and F. graminearum during 1989 to the warm dry summer. The incidence of F. nivale fluctuated during the 1988 and 1989 seasons, particularly during spring. The effects of fungicide spray programmes and the growth and development of the wheat crop are discussed as possible contributory factors to this.