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1 IR-4 Meeting Orlando, FL 09/16
2 ASPERELLO Dry spores of Trichoderma asperellum T34 Isolated from Fusarium suppressive compost Highly concentrated (10 9 cfu/g) active at low dose rate Multiple modes of action resistance management
3 Multiple modes of action How does ASPERELLO work? Competition Induced resistance Parasitism No risk for resistance development Efficient in many situations Against numerous diseases
4 ASPERELLO Current EPA registration in US (EPA Reg. No: ) for Ornamentals in Greenhouses Fusarium Pythium Phytophthora Rhizoctonia
5 ASPERELLO Label Expansion to: Outdoor Ornamentals/ Tree Nurseries Edible Crops New Niches (Black Sigatoka in Bananas?)
6 Carnation Gladiolus Cyclamen Poinsettia Pansies Hedera Chrysanth emum Turf Tomato Pepper Lettuce Cucumber Melon Watermelo n Strawberry Potato Onion Green bean Sunflower Corn Vineyard Trials show potential in Fusarium oxysporum X X X X X X X X Fusarium lactis X Rhizoctonia solani X X X X X X X Sclerotinia sclerotiorum X X Pythium spp. X X X X X X Phytopthora capsici X Macrophomina phaseolina X Sclerotium cepivorum X Phytophthora cactorum X X Erwinia spp. Leptosphaeria lindquistii Ralstonia solanacearum Cephalosporium maydis Sphacelotheca reiliana X X X Botrytis cinerea X X X X Didymella bryoniae X X X X
7 Disease severity Disease score ASPERELLO Fusarium Pythium a c ab b a b b
8 Health rating 50 days post planting ASPERELLO Fusarium oxysporum -Chrysanthemum 6 5 a ab Asperello 4 b bc Inoculated 3 cd 2 d 1 0 non-treated Inoculated, Non-treated ASPERELLO (4 treatments) ASPERELLO Heritage 50 WP (drench) (preincorp. only) Trichoderma reference (preincorp. only) M. Daughtery, Cornell (2016)
9 ASPERELLO Botrytis cinerea - Strawberries 12 % acumulado de frutos afectados totales respecto a cosechados b b a b 0 Botrytis y Folpet Botrytis y Switch Botrytis Botrytis y T34
10 ASPERELLO Greens/Lettuce Sclerotinia sclerotiorum Root colonization Stimulation of plant growth Also in absence of pathogen 0,35 Area Under Disease Progress Curve 0,30 0,25 0,20 0,15 0,10 0,05 ab c a bc 0,00 Sclerotinia + Rizolex Sclerotinia + Switch Sclerotinia Sclerotinia + T34 Asperello Asperello
11 ASPERELLO Pythium aphanidermatum EU registration (Pythium Solanaceaous): BE, NL, FR, UK
12 ASPERELLO Black Sigatoka Mycosphaerella in Banana
13 ASPERELLO Trials in Melon + Watermelon: control of Mycosphaerella
14 IR-4 Worskhop Orlando, FL, September 2016 Using Biobest Flying Doctors (FD) for targeted application of biopesticides Sarah van Beneden Presented by: Veronica Cervantes
15 Pollination + Crop Protection Entomovector technology (Bee vectoring) + = vector Biological control agent FD
16 Biobest Flying Doctors System Patented one-way traffic design......ensures product pickup only when bumblebees leave the hive
17 Flying Doctors System Before flowering Flowering Ripening Untreated / / / / / Teldor (1x) Prestop Mix Chemical control Teldor 1.5kg/ha Frupica 0.6kg/ha Greenhouse trial / / / / Frupica 0.6kg/ha 8 g per hive /3days Teldor 1.5kg/ha Teldor 1.5kg/ha Signum 1kg/ha % Strawberries with B. cinerea 14 days post harvest (storage at 4 C,high RH) Prestop 4B
18 Flying Doctors System Open field + Conventional spraying! Botrytis infection in the field Trial 2 Trial 1 FD FD
19 % Healthy fruits Prestop 4B + Flying doctors Biological control of Botrytis in Raspberries 4D post harvest 7D post harvest Conventional 10D post harvest
20 Blueberries Mummy Berry FD + Bacillus subtilis WP Biological solution for Monilinia vaccini-corymbosi Serenade in Organic blueberry production Gives Fair to Good control Protectant Source: Michigan Blueberry Facts: Mummy Berry (E2846)
21 Biobest Flying Doctors System Thank you for your attention! Questions?
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