diseases of Canola Flashcards
Sign and symptom
- blackleg
- verticillium stripe.
black leg
sign- black pycnidia
symptom- blackening of stem
vertililicim stripe
sign- microsclerotia (black dots)
symptom- stunting/ prematurance of plant
write one symptom and one sign of
- white rust
- scleroinia stem rot
white rust
sign- powdery white pustules on underside of leaf
symptom- swollen, twisted and disoriented inflorescence
sclerotinia stem rot
sign- sclerotia bodies
symptom- ripen prematurely, becoming bleached, lesions on leaves
give a name of a pathogen that isn’t able to culture into vitro and why?
white rust
obligate parasite, needs a live host to survive
list 3 crops which are non hosts to sclerotia sclerotium
corn, wheat, oats
what is the importance of disease forecasting?
how is petal testing important in sclerotinia stem rot disease forecasting?
disease forecasting- knowing the knowing the weather, field cropping and history of the field is important as well always scout the fields
Scientific pathogen name for black leg
Leptosphaeria maculans
scientific name for verticillium stripe in canola
Verticillium longisporum
Disease management black leg of canola
scout the field grow resistant varieties crop roatation weed control use certified seed
Disease management for Verticillium stripe in canola
crop rotation (3 yrs) weed control develop on farm biosecurity no host resistance very limited fungicide control
Disease management for white rust in canola
crop roation 3 years
weed control
use resistant cultivars
use certified seed
Sclerotinia Stem rot of canola Scientific pathogen name
Sclerotinia sclerotiorum
Host for sclerotinia stem rot of canola
non host
sunflower, lentils, peas, beans, flax, alfalfa, potato
Non host- cereals and corn
Sclerotinia stem rot of canola sign and symptoms
lesions on leaves and stem light brown lesions discoloured and watery bleached stem shatters and sheds sclerotia in stem apothecia on ground
Disease management for canola sclerotinia stem rot
avoid crowding to allow aeration
weed control
crop rotation
biological control