2014
DOI: 10.1080/09064710.2014.929731
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Fusariumseedling blight of wheat and oats: effects of infection level and fungicide seed treatments on agronomic characters

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“…In the same way, other studies agree with our results, showing that there are no differences in Fusarium infected samples for these parameters. Eggert et al 28 and Wang et al 29 found that protein concentration did not change significantly with respect to F. graminearum or F. culmorum infection, whereas, in naturally infected samples, Hysing & Wiik 30 found that there were no significant differences for wet gluten and protein concentration at all levels of infection tested. Regarding GY and TKW, we observed a decrease of up to 24.25% and 6.44% (respectively) depending on the genotype, coinciding with the study by Hysing & Wiik 30 that reported a decrease of 4.00% in TKW and a correlation with the level of infection with Fusarium spp.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…In the same way, other studies agree with our results, showing that there are no differences in Fusarium infected samples for these parameters. Eggert et al 28 and Wang et al 29 found that protein concentration did not change significantly with respect to F. graminearum or F. culmorum infection, whereas, in naturally infected samples, Hysing & Wiik 30 found that there were no significant differences for wet gluten and protein concentration at all levels of infection tested. Regarding GY and TKW, we observed a decrease of up to 24.25% and 6.44% (respectively) depending on the genotype, coinciding with the study by Hysing & Wiik 30 that reported a decrease of 4.00% in TKW and a correlation with the level of infection with Fusarium spp.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…During fi eld experiments, the treatment of spring wheat seeds with CEFM did not have a considerable impact on most agronomic indices, including harvest. The treatment of the grain of winter wheat and oats with CFM led to the increase in the yield by 7-11 % and the density of plant stand by 33 % without any considerable impact on other indices [78].…”
Section: The Impact Of Fungicides On the Level Of Controlling Fusariumentioning
confidence: 94%
“…A considerable amount of fungicides in sublethal concentrations stimulates the accumulation of mycotoxins in vitro [77,78]. This fact testifi es to the inadmissibility of decreasing the set doses of fungicides and using preparations, non-selective to disease agents.…”
Section: The Impact Of Fungicides On the Level Of Controlling Fusariumentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A considerable amount of fungicides in sublethal concentrations stimulates the accumulation of mycotoxins in vitro [77,78]. This fact testi¿ es to the inadmissibility of decreasing the set doses of fungicides and using preparations, non-selective to disease agents.…”
Section: The Impact Of Fungicides On the Level Of Controlling Fusariumentioning
confidence: 99%