Dying Trees do Tell Tales:Implications of Biological Agentsin PrunusReplant Disease.
February12
th
, 2009Southern San Joaquin Valley Almond Day
David DollUniversity of California Cooperative ExtensionMerced County
G. Browne
1
, B. Holtz
2
, B. Lampinen
3
CPGRU USDA-ARS, Department of Plant Pathology, UC Davis
1
,UCCE Madera
2
, UC Davis Plant Sciences
3
David DollUC Agricultural and Natural ResourcesUCCE Merced County6-23-10
Replant Disease of Almond
CP-fumigated plotNon-fumigated plot
Healthy (L) andPRD-affected almond trees(R) in Butte County, 2003
Symptoms on
almond:
David DollUC Agricultural and Natural ResourcesUCCE Merced County6-23-10
Responses to spot, strip, andbroadcast fumigation treatments
(Location: Firebaugh, pre-plant fumigated Oct 2006, planted Jan 2007)
Trt.Fumigant, rate per treatedarea
a
Treated area in treerow(and % of total area)Fum.perorch.acre(lbs)Diseaseseverityrating6/20/07TrunkdiameterFebruary2008 (mm)
1ControlNone 01.8202Methyl bromide, 400 lb/a8-ft strip (38%)1520.8243TeloneII, 350 lb/a8-ft strip (38%)1331.0274Chloropicrin (CP), 400 lb/a8-ft strip (38%)1520.1385CP, 300 lb/a8-ft strip (38%)1140.4376CP, 200 lb/a8-ft strip (38%)760.1397CP, 400 lb/a8x8-ft tree sites (17%)680.5348Midas (IM:CP. 50:50), 300lb/a8-ft row strip (38%)1520.3369TeloneC35, 550 lb/ac8-ft row strip (38%)2090.13610Pic-clor60, 550 lb/ac8-ft row strip (38%)2090.03911Pic-clor60, 400 lb/ac8-ft row strip (38%)1520.33512TeloneC35, 550 lb/ac8x8-ft tree sites (17%)930.33313TeloneC35, 550 lb/acBroadcast (100%)5500.137
David DollUC Agricultural and Natural ResourcesUCCE Merced County6-23-10
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Implications of Biological Agents in Prunus Replant Disease
Presentation discussing current research on Prunus Replant Disease and pre-plant management strategies.
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