Snow Mold Control Evaluation: Wausau Country Club Schofield, WI
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1 Snow Mold Control Evaluation: Wausau Country Club Schofield, WI Kurt Hockemeyer and Paul Koch, Ph.D. Department of Plant Pathology University of Wisconsin-Madison OBJECTIVE To evaluate fungicides for the control of Typhula blight (caused by Typhula incarnata) and Microdochium patch (caused by Microdochium nivale) on golf course turfgrass. MATERIALS AND METHODS This evaluation was conducted at Wausau Country Club in Schofield, WI on a creeping bentgrass (Agrostis stolonifera) and annual bluegrass (Poa annua) golf course fairway maintained at a height of 0.5 inches. Individual plots measured 3 ft x 10 ft and were arranged in a randomized complete block design with four replications. Individual treatments were applied at a nozzle pressure of 40 p.s.i using a CO2 pressurized boom sprayer equipped with two XR Teejet AI8004 VS nozzles. All fungicides were agitated by hand and applied in the equivalent of 1.5 gallons of water per 1000 ft 2. Early applications were made on 20 Oct 2016, and late applications were made on 15 Nov The experimental plot area was not inoculated. There was consistent snow cover on the experimental area from December until mid-march, a total of nearly 90 days. severity, turf quality, and color were measured on March 23 rd, severity was visually rated as percent area affected, turfgrass quality was visually rated on a 1-9 scale with 6 being acceptable, and chlorophyll content (turfgrass color) was rated using a FieldScout CM 1000 Chlorophyll Meter from Spectrum Technologies, Inc. (Aurora, IL). means were analyzed using Fisher s LSD method and are presented in Table 1. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION Non-treated controls averaged 41.3% disease and the primary snow mold present was Microdochium patch. All treatments except for one reduced disease severity relative to the nontreated control, and 89 of the 106 treatments present in the trial provided disease suppression of 95% or greater. Minor differences in turf color were observed using the Chlorophyll meter, and treatments containing pigments did appear slightly more green and resulted in a slight increase in the turf quality rating. Phytotoxicity was not observed with any treatment.
2 Table 1: Mean snow mold severity, turf quality, and turf color were assessed on March 23, 2017 at Wausau Country Club in Schofield, WI. 1 Non-treated control 41.3a 4.0m 131.5u 2 Medallion ghi 6.3e-h 179n-t 3 1.3hi 6.8c-f 205.8e-q hi 7.0b-e 173.3p-u hi 6.8c-f 170.8q-u 6 0.0i 7.8ab 207.5e-q 7 0.0i 7.8ab 209.8c-q 8 0.0i 7.5abc 185.8j-s 9 0.0i 8.0a 204.5e-q i 7.8ab 221a-o i 8.0a 192i-s i 7.5abc 248.8a-e i 7.5abc 208.8c-q i 7.8ab 227.8a-k i 8.0a 214b-q i 7.5abc 212.3c-q i 8.0a 224a-m i 7.8ab 214.3b-q a Early treatments applied on Oct 20th, 2016 and late treatments applied on Nov 15th, 2016
3 Applicatio fl oz/1000 ft2 8.5 fl oz/1000 ft i 8.0a 241a-h 0.0i 7.8ab 227.3a-k 0.0i 8.0a 260.5a 0.0i 8.0a 227a-k 23 Instrata 7 fl oz/1000 ft2 0.0i 7b-e 195.3i-r 24 Instrata 7 fl oz/1000 ft fl oz/1000 ft2 0.0i 8.0a 197.8g-q 25 Instrata 9 fl oz/1000 ft2 0.0i 7b-e 192.3i-s i 7.8ab 197.3h-q 0.0i 7.8ab 207.8d-q 0.0i 7.0b-e 205e-q 0.0i 7.3a-d 222.3a-n 0.0i 7.0b-e 206.3e-q 0.5i 7.0b-e 234.8a-i 32 STK fl oz/1000 ft2 Early/ 20.0cd 5.0jkl 173.3p-u 33 STK-53 3 fl oz/1000 ft2 Early/ 13.8d-g 5.5h-k 182l-s 34 Timorex Gold Early/ 18.8cde 5.3ijk 219.3a-o 35 Timorex Gold Early/ 15.0d-g 5.8g-j 148.8stu 36 Briskway fl oz/1000 ft2 Early/ 5.0ghi 6.3e-h 205.3e-q 37 STK fl oz/1000 ft2 Briskway Early/ 8.0f-i 6.0f-i 177o-t 38 Timorex Gold Briskway Early/ 8.8e-i 6.0f-i 214.5b-q 39 Fame T 0.67 fl oz/1000 ft2 0.0i 7.3a-d 216.5a-p 40 Fame T 0.89 fl oz/1000 ft2 0.0i 7.3a-d 203.3f-q a Early treatments applied on Oct 20th, 2016 and late treatments applied on Nov 15th, 2016
4 Fame SC Tourney Fame SC Tourney Spectro 90 NUP NUP NUP Pinpoint oz/1000 ft oz/1000 ft2 1.5 fl oz/1000 ft2 1.5 fl oz/1000 ft i 7.3a-d 184.8k-s 0.0i 7b-e 220.8a-o 0.0i 7.3a-d 221a-o 0.0i 7.0b-e 207.5e-q 0.0i 7.0b-e 203.8f-q 0.0i 7.0b-e 211c-q 0.0i 7.0b-e 208d-q 48 Enclave 0.0i 7.3a-d 222.8a-n 49 Enclave Early/ 0.0i 7.0b-e 213.8b-q 50 Strobe 2L Propiconazole Early/ 5.0ghi 6.5d-g 221a-o Spreader Sticker 8 fl oz/100 gal Early/ 16.3def 5.0jkl 193.5i-s Spreader Sticker 8 fl oz/100 gal 19.3cde 5.8g-j 181m-s 53 Spreader Sticker fl oz/100 gal Early/ 0.0i 7.0b-e 200g-q Spreader Sticker fl oz/100 gal i 7.0b-e 215.3b-q A19188A 55 Medallion 0.0i 8.0a 218.3a-o 56 Early 0.0i 7.8ab 230.5a-j 57 Instrata 5 fl oz/1000 ft2 0.0i 8.0a 215.3b-q i 7.5abc 194.5i-r a Early treatments applied on Oct 20th, 2016 and late treatments applied on Nov 15th, 2016
5 Instrata Banner Maxx Banner Maxx Banner Maxx 5 fl oz/1000 ft2 1.3 fl oz/1000 ft2 8.3 fl oz/1000 ft2 Early Early 0.0i 8.0a 212.8b-q 0.0i 7.8ab 212.5c-q 0.0i 7.8ab 220.3a-o 0.0i 7.3a-d 184k-s 0.0i 7.0b-e 210.5c-q hi 6.5d-g 215b-q hi 6.8c-f 226.5a-l A21664A A21664A A15457K A19649B A15457K A14036B A21790A A21791A A21790A A21791A fl oz/1000 ft fl oz/1000 ft i 8.0a 215b-q 0.0i 8.0a 216.5a-p 0.0i 8.0a 257.5ab 0.0i 8.0a 220.3a-o 0.0i 8.0a 252.5a-d 0.0i 7.8ab 224a-m 0.0i 8.0a 221.3a-o 0.0i 8.0a 253.5abc 0.0i 8.0a 247.5a-f a Early treatments applied on Oct 20th, 2016 and late treatments applied on Nov 15th, 2016 b Mean percent diseased area assessed on March 23rd, 2017.
6 Daconil Ultrex Daconil Ultrex 5 oz/1000 ft2 5 oz/1000 ft2 0.0i 7.0b-e 203.5f-q 0.0i 7.0b-e 190i-s 0.0i 7.0b-e 191.5i-s 0.0i 7.0b-e 188j-s hi 7.5abc 220.5a-o fl oz/1000 ft2 3 fl oz/1000 ft2 3 fl oz/1000 ft2 1.8hi 7.3a-d 220a-o 0.0i 8.0a 228a-k 0.0i 8.0a 242a-h 0.0i 8.0a 242.3a-g 0.0i 8.0a 206.5e-q LSD P= a Early treatments applied on Oct 20th, 2016 and late treatments applied on Nov 15th, 2016 c Quality was visually assessed where 1 = dead, 6 = acceptable, 9 = dark green. d Color was assessed using a FieldScout CM1000 Chlorophyll Meter from Spectrum Technologies, Inc.
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