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Assessing the leaf blotch disease complex in wheat: A challenge for loss estimation and evaluation of warning systems. Andrea Ficke, Morten Lillemo, Unni Abrahamsen, Oleif Elen and Guro Brodal. How much yield do we loose from leaf blotch diseases?. Why relevant?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Assessing the leaf blotch disease complex in wheat:
A challenge for loss estimation and evaluation of warning systems
Andrea Ficke, Morten Lillemo, Unni Abrahamsen, Oleif Elen and Guro Brodal
How much yield do we loose from leaf blotch diseases?
Why relevant?
Justify our projects: Grant application
Determine the economical threshold for spraying
Rule of thumb: 1% severity = 1 % yield loss
Winter wheat Spring wheat
Know your enemy…
Fungicide trials:
•8 years, •2 different locations,•Different varieties,•Same assessment protocol (25 plants, last 2-3 leaves, at Z 70-80)•Yield data •Different severity levels•Yt-Yu= b (Dt-Du) (Bhatal et al., 2003)
Yield increase with LBD reduction
WHY ?
Units? Kg/daa, hLw, or TKW?
Difference between varieties?
Different groups of disease reduction?
What leaves to choose?
Timing of assessments?
What diseases involved?
Difference in varieties….
Yield increase/severity reduction ratio
Demonstrant
Yie
ld incr
ease
(%
)
LBD severity reduction (%)
Data from leaf assessments
% LBD infection/browning
HeadingIn boot
Z75
Leafblotch Disease Complex (%)Sem
10% lessyield
x
What other diseases are involved?
Powdery mildew (B. graminis) early
Fusarium Head Blight (Fusarium spp)
Conclusions:
There is no defined relationship between LBDseverity and yield reduction in Norway
Experiments need to be designed to addresstrue crop loss estimates
Timing and tissue are critical for assessment
All diseases involved need to be considered
Time until harvest…
Thank you!