Abstract
The effects of temperature and wetness duration on release and germination of ascospores of Podosphaera clandestina, causal agent of sweet cherry powdery mildew, were determined in controlled-environment studies. Ascospore release occurred in the presence of free water at temperatures between 5 and 30 C and at wetness durations as short as 1 h. Spore release increased rapidly between 2 and 4 h wetness durations, and after 8 h was optimal at 15-20 C (...)
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