Fungicide resistance

J. Dekker and S. G. Georgopoulos, eds.. Fungicide Resistance in Crop Protection, Centre for Agdcultural Publishing and Documentation, Wageningen, the Nethedands, 1982. [Pg.115]

The much wider disease control spectrum of the benzimidazole fungicides (eg. benomyl, BCM, thiabendazole) - permitted far wider usage. In the beginning, these were suitable for control of numerous plant diseases, but a new phenomenon soon emerged - resistance Due to the specific mode of action of these fungicides, resistance could appear quite rapidly. The conventional fungicides previously used had a broad biocidal activity and resistance had never been experienced. [Pg.2]

Staub, T., and Sozzi, D. 1983. Recent practical experiences with fungicide resistance. 10th Internat. Congr. Plant Path. Brighton, U.K. 2, 591-398. [Pg.106]

Uesugi, Y. (1982) Pyricularia oryzae of Rice. In Fungicide Resistance in Crop Protection (editors J. Dekker and S.G. Georgo-poulos), Pudoc, Wageningen, 207-218. [Pg.114]

Laboratory tests with M. fructicola (26) and field experience with the dicarboximides for Botrytis control in strawberry fields (14) suggest fungicide resistance may be a problem if the dicarboximide fungicides are used extensively and continuously season after season. Although many workers consider dicarboximide resistant strains less fit than wild-type strains ( 1 6, 17 ), the research suggests that field resistance will develop if steps are not taken to... [Pg.140]

Jones, A.L. 1981. Fungicide resistance Past experience with benomyl and dodine and future concerns with sterol inhibitors. Plant Dis. 65 990-992. [Pg.142]

Finally, we have surveyed particularities that pertain to the fungicide resistance field. From this survey we have presented some generalizations. These all point to the low probability of organism resistance in the future to these sulfenimide fungicides and to fungicides that possess similar physical and biochemical characteristics. [Pg.167]

Plant compounds and products of decay also may affect saprophytic and parasitic fungi. Rennerfelt and Nacht (20) noted that heartwoods of pines have a fairly high fungicidal resistance, while those of some other conifers do not. They were able to extract, isolate, and identify eight heartwood compounds (from four species) which had fungicidal... [Pg.100]

Among the biochemical mechanisms of fungicide resistance are reduced permeability, metabolism (increased detoxification or decreased conversion to the toxic material), and reduced affinity of the target site for the toxin. [Pg.41]

Molecular Diagnostics for Fungicide Resistance in Plant Pathogens... [Pg.71]

Molecular methods can only be utilised for the detection of fungicide resistance if several conditions are fulfilled ... [Pg.85]

K. J. Brent, Fungicide resistance in crop pathogens. How can it be managed FRAC Monograph No. 1, GIFAP, Brussels, 1995,48pp. [Pg.86]

Anonymus, DNA-based approaches for diagnosis of fungicide resistance in phytopathogenic fungi, 1996, http //www.niaes.affrc.go.jp/annual/rl996/fr html/24-25.htm. [Pg.87]

Industry Involvement. Agrochemical companies did not escape being caught off guard by the relentless progression of resistance, nor was their response either coordinated or uniformly effective at first. In a candid assessment of the early days of resistance management, Delp wrote that "Industry s response to fungicide resistance problems varies from denial to active participation in the solution" (4 ). [Pg.13]

Fungicide Resistance in Crop Protection Dekker, J. Georgopoulos, S. G., Eds. Centre for Agricultural Publishing and Documentation Wageningen, The Netherlands, 1982. [Pg.15]

Fungicide Resistance in North America Delp, C. J., Ed. APS Press St. Paul, 1988. [Pg.15]

FAO Panel of Experts on Pest Resistance to Pesticides, Report of Meeting 28 August-1 September, 1978 as summarized by Dekker, J. In Fungicide Resistance in Crop Protection ... [Pg.16]

Recent experience with fungicide resistance underlines the need for the early development and implementation of effective, realistic, and enforceable anti-resistance strategies. These strategies should be developed by the agrochemical industry in collaboration with extramural partners. This partnership should also address the manifold problems that remain to be solved to protect the powerful and highly needed modern fungicides from becoming obsolete due to broad resistance development. [Pg.170]

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