Dataset for: Resistance inductors in late blight management in potato cultivars with different genetic resistance level
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Dataset for: Resistance inductors in late blight management in potato cultivars with different genetic resistance level
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https://doi.org/10.21223/P3/MGWA3Z
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Creator |
Sanabria, Kimberlayn
Perez, Willmer Andrade-Piedra, Jorge Sanchez, Daniel |
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International Potato Center
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The most important disease in the worldwide potato production is late blight (LB). In developing countries, fungicide sprays are the main control practice used by farmers to disease control, however, they not use protective clothing and it is high risk for their health and environment. This study determined the efficacy of resistance inductors (RIs) in control this important constraint in the Peruvian highlands. Plantlets of susceptible cv. Yungay previously sprayed with PKplus, Manvert Biolet, Miconic y Manvert Silikon (commercial RIs) were inoculated with a representative isolate (POX067) from current P. infestans population under laboratory and greenhouse conditions. High values of foliage protection until 15 days after applied RIs were only obtained with PKplus and Manvert Biolet. These products were used in four potato cultivars with different levels of susceptibility in three endemics places to LB. The treatments were based in applications alone or alternated of PKplus, Manvert Biolet, and Antracol, use of a decision support system (DSS), and control plot without fungicides. Evaluations of disease severity, yield, environmental impact (EI) and marginal rate of return (MRR) were carried out in all experiments. The treatments most effective considering a low EI and MRR above 50% for susceptible cultivars were applications of PKplus and Antracol alone or PKplus alternated with Antracol. For moderately resistant cultivar was applications of PKplus and Manvert Biolet alternated with Antracol and applications of Antracol alone and for resistant cultivar was only applications of Antracol alone. The DSS presented high values of MRR in susceptible cultivars but EI was greater than other treatments.
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Agricultural Sciences
Late blight Resistance inductor Environmental impact Endemic areas |
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English
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Contributor |
Administrator, CIP
International Potato Center |
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xls
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