Journal of Horticultural Science · 1979 · 26 citations · 9 references
AgricultureHorticultural SciencesPlant PathologyCrop ProtectionPlant Disease ManagementPostharvest Disease ManagementBiocontrol Of Plant DiseasesFruit PathologyMicrobial Pest ControlPathogen-based ControlPest ControlWound InfectionBiocontrol Of Fruit PathogensFungal Diseases Of FruitPruning Wound InfectionPruning Wound SusceptibilityPruning WoundsSpore PersistenceWound Infection In Fruit
SummaryThe antagonism of micro-organisms towards Nectria galligena in vitro showed poor correlation with their field performance as wound protectants. Inoculating pruning cuts with micro-organisms prior to infection by N. galligena gave protection equivalent to that obtained with benomyl, but with marked reductions in lesion length and spore output.
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