Pecan scab Winning the battle, but will we win the war? Tim Brenneman
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1 Pecan scab Winning the battle, but will we win the war? Tim Brenneman Department of Plant Pathology University of Georgia, Tifton
2 Growing pecans can feel like a war sometimes!
3 The scab war is due to the biological reality of a devastating pathogen and a very favorable climate!
4 Most folks won the battle in 2017 April & May were extremely dry (very little leaf scab or stem scab) June early August were very wet, quickly building nut scab in some orchards. Leaves stayed in good condition.
5 To win the war, know your enemy!
6 In spite of 2017, scab control begins on the leaves and stems! (up to 90% of foliage in first 30 days!) April 20
7 Stem Lesions on Primary Shoots (April/May Rain = high, medium and low) 25 Lesions (per 3 in.) Nontrt Tin/Elast Quad. Top
8 I thought you said there was very little stem scab in 2017? (picture taken Aug 30, 2017)
9 Where do we get LOTS of growth flushes?
10 Hedging Picture
11 Winning this war takes some heavy artillery!
12 The right weapon needs the right ammunition!
13 Pecan Scab Fungicides (Increasing use of phosphite s also) Fungicide Class Trade names Mode of Action Relative use Benzimidazoles Topsin Single site Low DMIs* Orbit, Enable, Folicur-tebuconazole Single site Intense Abound QoIs* Sovran Headline Single site Moderate Guanidines Elast Multi-site Intense Organotins Super Tin Multi-site Intense * Many pre-mixes like Stratego, Absolute, Quadris Top, etc.
14 Classes of Pecan Fungicides (XXXXX = Resistance Issues) Fungicide Class Trade names Mode of Action Relative use Benzimidazoles Topsin Single site Low Orbit, Enable, X DMIs* X X X Single site Intense Folicur-tebuconazole X X X X X X X X X X X X X Abound QoIs* Sovran X X X X X X X X X X Single X X site X X X X Moderate X Headline Guanidines Elast Multi-site Intense X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Organotins Super Tin Multi-site Intense * Many pre-mixes like Stratego, Absolute, Quadris Top, etc.
15 Fungicide Resistance The last thing we need to hear about is fungicide resistance Anonymous! I wish we never had to talk about it, but the biological reality is that we must (and insecticides and herbicides as well). The last new class of herbicide was in 1984 (and none on the near horizon!). Fungicides are better off, but the trend is the same.
16 Why is resistance such a problem Host factors with pecan scab? Perennial crop Tall trees (poor spray coverage) Long season (w/ very favorable climate!) Susceptible cultivars (more disease) Pathogen factors Overwinters as stromata on host Polycyclic lifecycle (high rate of reproduction) Sexual stage (though not yet found in nature)
17 2014 was a bad year thought we had lost the war!
18 What does it mean??? Image. 2017, Oklahoma Cooperative extension Does high insensitivity = loss of control??? Qualitative Resistance Yes (ex. Benlate) Quantitative Resistance?? (ex. Tebuconazole) Very difficult to do this in the greenhouse
19 'If the mountain will not come to Muhammad, then Muhammad must go to the mountain ( Essays by Francis Bacon, 1625)
20 Methods 9 high risk commercial orchards in South Georgia Treated Individual Terminals on non-sprayed trees 9 reps per treatment Hand sprayed each terminal full rate diluted to 100 GPA 10 2 week intervals
21 TRT # Treatments Applications 1 Super Tin Super Tin Acropolis 1, 3, & 4 3 Reliant Abound Orius 3.6 F Super Tin Elast +Super Tin Quadris Top Cadillac (Without TPTH) Untreated 1-10 *DMI s, Phosphite s, MBC s applied with Humispread
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23 Percent Control of Nut Scab (Mean of 9 locations)
24 Cadillac spray program without TPTH Timing Treatment 1 Elast 2 Reliant+Orius 3.6F 3 Abound 4 Reliant+Topsin M 5 Abound+Elast 6 Quadris Top 7 Ziram+Elast+Reliant 8 Quadris Top 9 Ziram+Elast+Reliant 10 Abound +Enable
25 QoI/Strobiluruns
26 Nut Scab Control w/ Quadris Top (QoI + DMI)
27 Nut Scab Control w/ DMI s + Organotins
28 What does resistance really mean in terms of disease control? Trials are being repeated in 2018 Disease control matched with sensitivity profiles for each individual orchard Stay tuned!
29 To win the war we need to know the biology of fungicide resistance Jeff Standish at UGA (Stevenson and Brenneman) 1) Found an intron giving greatly reduced risk of QoI resistance (Abound, Sovran, Quadris Top, Absolute, etc.) 2) Finding an apparent Fitness Cost with Tin resistance
30 Persistence of Tin Resistance (UGA Ponder farm same trees with 10 sprays of TPTH per year) 75 % Resistant Sprayed Nonsprayed 0 6/1/16 9/1/16 6/1/17 9/1/17
31 Sensitivity (percent samples with growth) of Cercospora beticola isolates collected in ND and MM from 1998 to 2016 on media amended with triphenyltin hydroxide (Tin) at 1 ppm Tetracona zole first used 2016 average germination: 15% (mode: 26.7%) Percent germination # Tin Applications Trifloxystrobin First used Pyraclostrobin First used
32 Great News!!!!!
33 Former Scenario Fungicide Class Trade names Mode of Action Relative use Benzimidazoles Topsin Single site Low Orbit, Enable, X DMIs* X X X Single site Intense Folicur-tebuconazole X X X X X X X X X X X X X Abound QoIs* Sovran X X X X X X X X X X Single X X site X X X X Moderate X Headline Guanidines Elast Multi-site Intense X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Organotins Super Tin Multi-site Intense * Many pre-mixes like Stratego, Absolute, Quadris Top, etc.
34 New Scenario Fungicide Class Trade names Mode of Action Relative use Benzimidazoles Topsin Single site Low Orbit, Enable, X DMIs* X X X Single site Intense Folicur-tebuconazole X X X X X X X X X X X X X Abound QoIs* Sovran Headline Single site Moderate Guanidines Elast Multi-site Intense Organotins Super Tin Multi-site Intense * Many pre-mixes like Stratego, Absolute, Quadris Top, etc.
35 Will we win the war? 1. Need more integrated control, ie. Resistant Cultivars, orchard planning, etc. 2. Chemical control is still essential. New bullets will be few and far between, so we MUST manage resistance and preserve the ones we have.
36 Spring is coming fast!
37 Acknowledgements Dr. Katy Stevenson Kory Herrington Jeff Standish Cooperators Brent Biles Nilo Plantation Mitch Bulger Buck Paulk Sonny Able Clint Ray The Georgia Agricultural Commodity Commission for Pecans
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