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Brusselman E Beck B Pollet S Temmerman F Spanoghe P Moens M Nuyttens D 《Pest management science》2012,68(10):1413-1418
BACKGROUND: Spray volume can influence the amount of free water on the leaf surface and subsequently the ability of entomopathogenic nematodes (EPNs) to move. In this study, an investigation was made of the effect of spray volume (548, 730 and 1095 L ha−1) on the deposition, viability and infectivity of EPNs against Galleria mellonella on savoy cabbage, cauliflower and leek. RESULTS: Increasing spray volume decreased nematode deposition on 7.1 cm2 leek leaf discs at a 15° angle with the spray nozzle. Although the number of living nematodes observed on leek after 240 min of exposure was not significantly different between the low-volume application (548 L ha−1) and the high-volume application (1095 L ha−1), a greater infectivity was obtained in the latter application. The higher number of droplets deposited on the leek discs in the high-volume application may have stimulated nematode movement. No significant effect of spray volume was observed on the relative deposition of Steinernema carpocapsae on the bottom side of cauliflower and savoy cabbage leaf discs. In spite of the low S. carpocapsae deposition on the bottom side of the savoy cabbage discs, high infectivity was obtained against G. mellonella. Using the lowest spray volume on savoy cabbage, infectivity decreased with increasing exposure time, while infectivity was not affected by exposure time when a spray volume of 730 L ha−1 or more was used. CONCLUSION: Spray volume is an important application parameter, as it affects nematode infectivity. Future research should investigate the effect of spray volume in the field and its influence on the effect of adjuvants. Copyright © 2012 Society of Chemical Industry 相似文献
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Pollution often causes visible symptoms of foliar injury. The injury is sometimes associated with an increase in the accessibility of toxic elements to plants as a result of acidification of the soil. We investigated the distribution of elements (N, P, K, Ca, Mg, Mn, S, Fe, B, Cu, Zn, Al, F, Pb, Cd, Cr, Ni and Co) in healthy current-year needles of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) growing at an unpolluted control site and at a site polluted mainly by SO(2), HF and Al(3+) from a fertilizer factory established in 1917. Needles from both sites were sampled before the appearance of visible injury and cut into five sections of equal length (tip, base and three middle parts). The mean concentrations of major nutrients were 20-30% lower in needles at the polluted site than in needles at the control site, whereas the concentrations of aluminum and fluorine were higher in needles at the polluted site. An increase in concentration from needle base to tip was detected for N, Fe, B, and Al at both sites and for Mn only at the polluted site. Fluoride accumulated in the tips of needles only at the polluted site, which could explain the necroses of needle tips at this site. The distribution of elements along the length of the needles was influenced by pollution, element mobility and the distal accumulation of toxic elements. 相似文献
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Winfried Schröder Marcel Holy Roland Pesch Harry Harmens Ilia Ilyin Eiliv Steinnes Renate Alber Yuliya Aleksiayenak Oleg Blum Mahmut Coşkun Maria Dam Ludwig De Temmerman Marina Frolova Marina Frontasyeva Laura Gonzalez Miqueo Krystyna Grodzińska Zvonka Jeran Szymon Korzekwa Miodrag Krmar Eero Kubin Kestutis Kvietkus Sébastien Leblond Siiri Liiv Sigurður Magnússon Blanka Maňkovská Juha Piispanen Åke Rühling Jesus Santamaria Zdravko Spiric Ivan Suchara Lotti Thöni Viktor Urumov Lilyana Yurukova Harald G. Zechmeister 《Journal of Soils and Sediments》2010,10(8):1572-1584