Abstract:The risk of Plasmopara viticola developing resistance to iprovalicarb was assessed under laboratory conditions in the study. Baseline sensitivity to iprovalicarb was determined by using 105 P. viticola isolates collected from grape in the open fields in China, where iprovalicarb had not been previously used for control of grape downy mildew. The effective concentrations for 50% inhibition (EC50) of sporulation ranged from 0.04 to 0.60 μg·mL-1 and followed a normal distribution, indicating that all the 105 isolates were sensitive to iprovalicarb. Sporangia of ten sensitive isolates were exposed to ultraviolet (UV) radiation, and four iprovalicarb-resistant mutants were obtained at a mutation frequency of 6.8 × 10-7. In addition, seven mutants resistant to iprovalicarb were obtained from ten isolates by sporangia adaptation to iprovalicarb-treated grape leaves. The EC50values for all the eleven iprovalicarb-resistant mutants ranged from 4.37 to 14.11 μg·mL-1 with average resistance factors of 17.4 to 71.6. The mutants were cultured on fungicide-free grape leaves for 10 generations, and all the eleven resistant mutants remained resistant to iprovalicarb with average resistance factors of 17.1 to 71.0. Seven resistant mutants from iprovalicarb selection and one resistant mutant from UV mutagenesis exhibited stable resistance. However, resistance of the other three resistant mutants from UV radiation to iprovalicarb was significantly reduced. Compared to their corresponding sensitive parents, the eleven resistant mutants exhibited diversity in latent period, infection frequency (IF), lesion extension and sporulation ability. Two resistant mutants from iprovalicarb selection and three resistant mutants from UV radiation exhibited prolonged latent period. The two resistant mutants from iprovalicarb selection and one resistant mutant from UV radiation showed decreased IF compared to their corresponding parents, indicating that in some cases, resistance mutation might affect the latent period and IF of P. viticola. The resistant mutants from iprovalicarb selection displayed significant differences in sporangial production, however, the differences were not associated with the iprovalicarb-resistant mutation. Cross-resistance was not detected between iprovalicarb and azoxystrobin, metalaxyl, dimethomorph, or cymoxanil. Taken together, there could be a moderate to high risk for the field P. viticola populations developing resistance to iprovalicarb, and the P. viticola populations should be monitored regularly for their shift of sensitivity over years of iprovalicarb application.
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