Development of biocontrol methods for camellia flower blight caused by Ciborinia camelliae Kohn

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Development of biocontrol methods for camellia flower blight caused by Ciborinia camelliae Kohn

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Camellia flower blight is caused by the sclerotial-forming fungus Ciborinia camelliae Kohn, and is specific to flowers of most species of camellias. An investigation was conducted into the feasibility of a wide range of biological methods for control of the pathogen by attacking soil-borne sclerotia and thereby preventing apothecial production, and protecting camellia flowers against ascospore infection. Two methods were developed to assess the viability of C. camelliae sclerotia for subsequ...

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Thesis level

Doctoral

Date created

2002

Creator

Van Toor, Ronald F.

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https://hdl.handle.net/10182/1841

Related subjects

mycoparasite / canonical variate analysis / Camellia japonica / Ciborinia camelliae / camellia blight / sclerotial pathogen / UP-PCR / genetic diversity / biocontrol agents / systemic acquired resistance / phylloplane / micro-antagonists / tree mulches / white-rot fungi / calcium cyanamide / soil conditioners / urea / Marsden::270307 Microbial ecology / Marsden::270403 Plant pathology / Marsden::270305 Mycology

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