Using All the Tools in the Pink Rot Management Tool Box. Jeff Miller

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Using All the Tools in the Pink Rot Mngement Tool Box Jeff Miller

Pink Rot Phytophthor erythroseptic

Pink rot Pythium lek Combintions of the two

Missing tools mke it hrd to get the job done.

Pink Rot Mngement 1. Field selection/crop rottion 2. Adjust soil ph by lime ppliction in low ph soils 3. Plnt less susceptible vrieties 4. Proper irrigtion mngement 5. Use pproprite fungicides 6. Avoid disese-fvorble conditions t hrvest 7. Apply post-hrvest fungicides 8. Reduce tuber pulp tempertures to 55 F or lower 9. Grde out infected tubers going into storge

IC IC 2. Adjust soil ph by lime pplictions in low ph soils 0.83 0.95 0.82 0.81 b 0.90 0.85 bc cd 0.80 b 0.80 d 0.79 0.75 0.78 5 6 7 8 ph 0.70 3 86 172 344 C (mg/l) From Benson et l., 2009, Am. J. Potto Res. 86:472-475 nd Benson et l., 2009, Am. J. Potto Res. 86:466-471

3. Plnt less susceptible vrieties Gem Russet Bnnock Russet Atlntic Russet Burbnk Summit Defender Alturs Rnger Russet FL1533 Umtill Yukon Gold Id Rose Chipet Shepody Norkoth Ivory Crisp 0 10 20 30 40 % Tubers with Pink Rot Test conducted 2002 in Rexburg, ID with nturl infection.

% PR Tubers cwt/cre 4. Proper Irrigtion Mngement 10 8 Effect of Irrigtion Frequency on PR Incidence b b 500 450 400 Effect of Irrigtion Frequency on Yield b b 6 350 300 4 250 200 2 150 100 0 3X, 0.75" 2X, 1.12" 1X, 2.25" 50 0 3X, 0.75" 2X, 1.12" 1X, 2.25" Irrigting more frequently with less wter decreses pink rot pressure. Test conducted 2010 in Minidok, ID with nturl infection.

5. Use Approprite Fungicides Timing Two Anlogies Dose

Effect of Fungicide Progrms on Pink Rot, 2010 My 4 In-furrow July 5 Dime-size (DS) July 19 DS + 14 dys Aug 2 DS + 28 dys Aug 16 DS + 42 dys (Untreted check) Ridomil Gold bcd Ridomil Gold Cu, 2lb bc MetStr, 12.8 fl oz b Crop-phite, 10 pt d Crop-phite, 7.5 pt cd 0 2 4 6 8 10 Mixed popultion (mefenoxm sensitive nd resistnt)

% Pink Rot Tubers Effect of Phosphite Rte nd Timing on Pink Rot Russet Norkoth, nturl infection, Minidok, ID, 2008 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 c Untreted Phostrol (10) Phostrol (5) Phostrol (5) 3 pplictions 6 pplictions 5 pplictions Dime-size tubers, Dime-size tubers, Dime-size tubers, +14 dys, + 14 dys Every 7 dys Every 14 dys bc b

% Pink Rot Tubers Effect of Fungicide Timing on Pink Rot 25 20 15 UTC Phos Acid "Rescue" RG "Rescue" RG On time 10 5 0 Norkoth On time = June 21, July 3 Rescue = July 30, August 6, August 13 All tretments significntly similr Burbnk On time = June 26, July 9 Rescue = July 30, August 6, August 13 12

% Pink Rot Tubers Effect of Irrigtion Frequency on Pink Rot 14 12 10 8 3X 6 4 2 b 2X 1X 0 UTC MetStr Sme mount of wter pplied ech week. Difference ws frequency of irrigtion. Fungicides my not sve you from the effects of improper irrigtion.

% Pink Rot Tubers Pink Rot Fungicide Tril, 2017 7 6 5 4 3 b 2 1 cde cd 0 Check 1 Orondis Gold (10.8) Ridomil Gold Brvo (2.5) Rnmn IFAP Folir 2X IFAP

5. Use Approprite Fungicides Mefenoxm/metlxyl Cyzofmid Ridomil Gold products Rnmn Ultr Flourish MetStr Phosphorous cid Phostrol Resist 57 Phiticide Others Oxthipiprolin + Mefenoxm (in-furrow only) Orondis Gold

Incidencce 6. Avoid Disese Fvorble Conditions t Hrvest 60 F 70 F 100 80 High Medium Low 100 80 b High Medium Low 60 b 60 40 40 20 0 Wound c Non-wound 20 0 Wound c b Non-wound Wounding increses likelihood of disese. Wrmer pulp tempertures increse likelihood of disese.

7. Apply Post-Hrvest Fungicides Phosphorous cid: 12.8 fl oz/ton tubers Apply in 0.5 gl wter/ton tubers

7. Apply Post-Hrvest Fungicides

Disinfect vs. Disinfest

Incidence 100 Effect of Post-Hrvest Applictions on Pink Rot 1-Ton Bin Tril 80 60 40 20 0 b b c UTC HPPA 1:25 PA (3.2) PA (6.4) PA (12.8) Dilution rte Product rte in fl oz/ton

Incidence Effect of Post-inocultion Intervl on Incidence of Pink Rot 100 80 60 40 Untreted HPPA PA 20 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 Post-inocultion Intervl (Hours) 21

8. Reduce Tuber Pulp Tempertures in Storge Operte fns nd humidity s soon s the first duct is covered. Reduce tuber pulp tempertures to 55 F in stir step mnner, setting temps 2 cooler thn your coolest tubers. During the rmping period, ensure the temperture differentil between the top nd bottom of the pile is 0.5-2 F. Nor Olsen, University of Idho

9. Grde Out Infected Tubers Prior to Storge

Pink Rot Mngement 1. Field selection/crop rottion 2. Adjust soil ph by lime ppliction in low ph soils 3. Plnt less susceptible vrieties 4. Proper irrigtion mngement 5. Use pproprite fungicides 6. Avoid disese-fvorble conditions t hrvest 7. Apply post-hrvest fungicides 8. Reduce tuber pulp tempertures to 55 F or lower 9. Grde out infected tubers going into storge

Cittions nd Additionl Informtion Johnson, D.A., Inglis, D.A., nd Miller, J.S. 2005. Control of tuber rots cused by Oomycetes with folir pplictions of phosphorous cid. Plnt Disese 88: 1153-1159. Lmbert, D.H. nd Sls, B. 2001. Pink Rot. In WR Stevenson, R Lori, GD Frnc, nd DP Weingrtner (eds.), Compendium of Potto Diseses. Americn Phytopthologicl Society, St. Pul, MN. pp. 33-34. Merkens, C.L., Stck R.W., Gudmestd N.C., nd Secor G.A. 1995. Occurrence of pink rot in both irrigted nd non-irrigted pottoes in 1994. Phytopthology (Abstr) 85: 1045. Miller, J.S., Miller T.D., Schneider A.T., nd Poteet R. 2004b. Influence of mefenoxm ppliction method on pink rot incidence s determined by lbortory ssys. Americn Journl of Potto Reserch (Abstr) 81: 74. Miller, J.S., Olsen, N., Woodell, L., Porter, L.D., nd Clyson, S. 2006. Post-hrvest ppliction of zoxmide nd phosphite for control of potto tuber rots cused by oomycetes t hrvest. Americn Journl of Potto Reserch 83:268-278. Peters, R.D. nd Sturz, A.V. 2001. A rpid technique for the evlution of potto germplsm for susceptibility to pink rot. Plnt Disese 85: 833-837. Peters, R.D., Sturz, A.V., Pltt, H.W.B., nd Arsenult, W.J. 2004b. Recent investigtions regrding the soil-borne pthogen Phytophthor erythroseptic nd the mngement of potto pink rot. Recent Res.Devel.Crop Sci. 1: 479-498. Sls, B., Secor, G.A., Tylor, R.J., nd Gudmestd, N.C. 2003. Assessment of resistnce of tubers of potto cultivrs to Phytophthor erythroseptic nd Pythium ultimum. Plnt Disese 87: 91-97. Sls, B., Stck, R.W., Secor, G.A., nd Gudmestd, N.C. 2000b. The effect of wounding, temperture, nd inoculum on the development of pink rot of pottoes cused by Phytophthor erythroseptic. Plnt Disese 84: 1327-1333. Tylor, R.J., Sls, B., Secor, G.A., River, V., nd Gudmestd, N.C. 2002. Sensitivity of North Americn isoltes of Phytophthor erythroseptic nd Pythium ultimum to mefenoxm (metlxyl). Plnt Disese 86: 797-802. Tylor, R.J., Sls, B., nd Gudmestd, N.C. 2004. Differences in etiology ffect mefenoxm efficcy nd the control of pink rot nd lek tuber diseses of potto. Plnt Disese 88: 301-307.

Post-hrvest spry ppliction volumes Dry nd 0.25 gl/t Dry nd 0.50 gl/t Dry nd 1.0 gl/t Dry nd 2.0 gl/t 26

% tuber infected Effect of Wounding/Temperture on Pythium Lek 100 80 60 40 60 70 20 0 Wounded Non-wounded