Abstract
Brown rot produced by Monilinia fructicola (MON) is the main disease that causes postharvest losses in peaches of Argentina. There is a public concern in reducing the use of synthetic fungicides. The objective of this work was to evaluate the effect of lemon essential oil (LO) and aqueous garlic extract (GE) on MON in vitro mycelial growth inhibition (INH). In a first trial a MON colony disc was placed in the middle of a Petri dish containing PDA 2%, or over the plate lid containing 1 mL of the following treatments: Control, LO 0.5%, LO 1%, LO 3% and Fludioxonil 0.02%. In a second trial, GE was obtained processing fresh garlic (cultivar Colorado) in a blender with tap water; 1 mL of garlic extract was placed in the cover of each plate, the treatments were: Control, GE 2.27%, GE 5.68%, GE 11.35% and Fludioxonil 0.02%, the MON colony was placed over the lid containing the extract. All concentrations of LO assayed and GE 11.35% showed INH > 90%. Following these results LO and GE could be evaluated in future trials as postharvest treatments on peach fruits for Monilinia fructicola control.
Highlights
VIII Encuentro Latinoamericano Prunus sin FronterasIn vitro effect of lemon essential oil and garlic extract on Monilinia fructicola growth
Brown rot produced by Monilinia fructicola (Wint.) Honey (MON) is the main disease producing yield and quality losses in peaches of San Pedro (Buenos Aires, Argentina) and in other countries (Figure 1)(1)(2)
GE was obtained processing fresh garlic in a blender with tap water; 1 mL of garlic extract was placed in the cover of each plate, the treatments were: Control, GE 2.27%, GE 5.68%, GE 11.35% and Fludioxonil 0.02%, the MON colony was placed over the lid containing the extract
Summary
In vitro effect of lemon essential oil and garlic extract on Monilinia fructicola growth.
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