Abstract

Botrytis cinerea causes gray mold on a high number of crop plants. Information about the populations of plant pathogen fungi may help to develop new strategies for the effective and economic crop protection with reduced fungicide usage. Hungarian B. cinerea populations were characterized with using different molecular genetic parameters. B. cinerea group I strains, characterized with high rate of fenhexamid resistance, could be detected only in restricted number. The Hungarian B. cinerea populations were characterized with high genetic diversity, and the regular occurrence of sexual reproduction. These results highlight the importance of rotating different type of fungicide in the plant protection technology against grey mould.

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  • Hungarian B. cinerea populations were characterized with using different molecular genetic parameters

  • The Hungarian B. cinerea populations were characterized with high genetic diversity

  • These results highlight the importance of rotating different type of fungicide

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Introduction

Például ha egy gombapopuláción belül nagy a genetikai variáció, akkor gyorsabban képes alkalmazkodni a rezisztens gazdához, vagy az új fungicidhez. A két csoport csak genetikai markerek alapján különíthet el biztosan, de fungicid érzékenységükben jelent s különbségek figyelhet k meg. Eddigi tanulmányok alapján a II csoportba tartozó B. cinerea van dönt mértékben jelen a fert zött növényekr l származó mintákban (Walker et al, 2011).

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