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A Discourse on the  Zygomycetes A Discourse on the  Zygomycetes

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A Discourse on the Zygomycetes - PPT Presentation

Mark Bolda UCCE February 5 2020 Introduction What are the zygomycetes Biology of the zygomycetes Epidemiology of the zygomycetes Management of the zygomycetes Leak rot Mucor Leak Rots ID: 933355

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A Discourse on the Zygomycetes

Mark Bolda

UCCE

February 5, 2020

Slide2

Introduction

What are the

zygomycetes

?

Biology of the

zygomycetes

Epidemiology of the

zygomycetes

Management of the

zygomycetes

Slide3

Leak rot Mucor

Slide4

Leak Rots Mucor

Slide5

Leak rot Mucor

Slide6

Leak rot Rhizopus

Slide7

Rhizopus

Slide8

NOT Botrytis gray mould

Slide9

Worldwide problem

Saher

Khan with

TradeKing

in Zambia, Africa “

fruit become watery a day after harvest, soft cottony feel with exudation of liquid after that”

Slide10

Morphology

Hyphae are 10 – 20 micrometers wide

Coenocytic

Sporangiophores

attached to

stolons

that attach to substrate by rhizoids.

Homokaryotic

Slide11

Slide12

Biology

Colonize dead organic matter and debris.

Form a resilient structure called a

zygospore

to resist drying and weathering.

Slide13

BiologyPectolytic

Activity

Enzyme produced by the fungus lyses cell walls, causing the leak.

Enzyme alone is heat stable, and continues to function even in absence of the fungus.

Slide14

Epidemiology

Found in soil in the absence of strawberry

Gain entry to strawberry fruit by wounds and bruising.

Active around 65

o

F and up.

Slide15

What are the scientists doing for you?

Slide16

Extension

Progressive Crop Consultant, Sept/Oct 2019

Slide17

Research: Management

Refrigeration to limit disease advancement – some species grow at temperatures down to 32

o

F.

In field sanitation to reduce inoculum.

No touch of leak fruit to reduce spread of spores.

Quality control to reduce packing rotten fruit.

Slide18

Research:Fungicides

Botran

– not registered for strawberry, many MRL restrictions.

Implementing fungicidal screens spring 2020, with an eye to field trials in the fall of first candidates.

Slide19