Taxonomy of Macrophomina—traditional to molecular approaches

Poudel, Barsha; Vaghefi, Niloofar

doi:10.1016/b978-0-443-15443-0.00022-x

Macrophomina Phaseolina 2023

DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-443-15443-0.00022-x

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Taxonomy of Macrophomina—traditional to molecular approaches

Barsha Poudel

Niloofar Vaghefi

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Effect of Cultivar and Temperature on Disease Development of Macrophomina Root Rot in Strawberry

Wang,

Mansouripour,

Hewavitharana

et al. 2024

Plant Health Progress

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Root rot or charcoal rot, caused by the soilborne fungus Macrophomina phaseolina, is a significant disease affecting strawberry production worldwide. Field trials were conducted for five seasons (2016-2017 to 2020-2021) to evaluate strawberry host plant resistance to Macrophomina root rot (MRR) in California. A wide range of plant resistance to MRR was observed. Since low disease severity occurred in the fifth season, a summary of the first to fourth seasons showed that ‘Osceola’ was highly resistant while ‘Festival’, ‘Sweet Ann’, and ‘Ruby June’ were highly susceptible. Disease severity varied over the seasons for specific cultivars as well as the average final mortality for all cultivars. Models were built to investigate the relationship between environmental variables and final disease mortality among the seasons. Strong positive associations were found between soil temperature during the first month after planting (R2= 0.79, P<0.0001) or air temperature mid-season (R2= 0.79, P<0.0001) and final disease mortality of eight cultivars. We concluded that soil temperature during the early stage of plant development and mid-season air temperature are important factors in disease development for MRR. Screening new strawberry cultivars and elite breeding lines against MRR should be ongoing as part of a standard process for determining the susceptibility of currently grown and potentially new cultivars.

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Effect of Cultivar and Temperature on Disease Development of Macrophomina Root Rot in Strawberry

Wang,

Mansouripour,

Hewavitharana

et al. 2024

Plant Health Progress

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Taxonomy of Macrophomina—traditional to molecular approaches

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Effect of Cultivar and Temperature on Disease Development of Macrophomina Root Rot in Strawberry

Effect of Cultivar and Temperature on Disease Development of Macrophomina Root Rot in Strawberry

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