Flax Flashcards

1
Q

major diseases of FLAX

A

rust, fusarium wilt, mildew, blight, seed rot, aster yellows, chlorosis

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FLAX RUST

A

yellow, orange, urediospores
Pustules turn black in fall, telispores
overwinters on stubble
no need for alternate host

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3
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Flax rust effects

A

leaves, stem, bolls

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4
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Control of FLAX RUST

A

2 year crop rotation
incorporate stubble
use clean seed

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5
Q

Flax WILT

A

Soil borne
vascular tissues
survives indefinitely
frequent cropping will help inoculum build up in soil

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6
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Control of flax WILT

A

resistant cultivars
crop rotation- 3 years
clean seed
seed treatment

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7
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Pasmo in FLAX

A
brown spots on levaes
brown bands on stem
black fruiting bodies
shrivelled seed 
overwinters in debris
spores rain splashed
ascospores and conidia
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8
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Control of PASNO (septoria) in FLAX

A
resistant CV's 
crop rotation 3 years 
clean seed
seed treatment 
control weeds
proper seeding rate
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9
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Powdery Mildew in FLAX

A
air borne
white mycelial mass
high humidity
shrivelled seed
pre mature rippening
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10
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Conidia in Flax

Perithecia in flax

A

Asexual spores.
Not observed in western CND
high humidity and warm weather

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11
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Control of powdery MILDEW in FLAX

A

Most Canadian CV moserate resistance
Resistant CV
early seeding
clean seed

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12
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Alternaria blight in FLAX

Control?

A

stubble borne sed borne
rain and lodging

Control

  • destroy crop reside
  • crop rotation
  • seed tretament
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13
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Sclerotinia Stem Rot in FLAX

A
Accociated with lodging
could cause epidemics 
infection on senescent tissue
stress plants
bleached stem, sclerotinia inside
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14
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Management sclerotinia in FLAX

A

avoid water logged fields
crop rotation
avoid previous sclerotinia fields

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15
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Anthracnose in FLAX

A
Seedling Blight
Stem crankers 
splashing rain helps spores
warm weather increases disease 
over winters on stubble 
Conidia
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16
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Control of Anthracnose in FLAX

A

resistant
crop rotation
clean see/ treatment

17
Q

seedling blight / damping off FLAX

A

light brown to red lesions on roots
yellowing of seedlings
may be due to other pathogens

18
Q

Seedling blight / damping off control

A

seed treatment
crop rotations
resistant cultivars
firm seed bed

19
Q

Astroturfing yellow in Flax

A

yellowing of top of plant
sterile flowers, no seed production
reduced yeild
casual agent phytoplasm

20
Q

Control aster yellow in FLAX

A

tolerant varieties

seed early