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1 Cotton Incorporated TARGET SPOT UPDATE A. K. Hagan Auburn University
2 TARGET SPOT
3 Target Spot Easily confused with Ascochyta Blight and Myrothecium Leaf Spot which are seen on 3 to 5 leaf cotton thru first bloom. Target Spot is mid to late season disease. Ascochyta Blight Target Spot
4 Distribution of Target Spot in Cotton Southern United States 2013 Arkansas Louisiana Corynespora cassiicola Host Range o Soybean o Sesame o Tomato o Cucumber o Hydrangea o Lantana
5 Target Spot Moisture driven disease. Develops quickly after canopy closure. Disease of rank cotton. Irrigated cotton with high yield potential is at greatest risk as is cotton in high rainfall regions of Coastal South. Rotation and tillage impacts are unclear.
6 DOES TARGET SPOT REDUCE YIELD? Estimate of 200 lb lint/a Fulmer et al PD 96:1066. Claims of up to 600 lb lint/a
7 Possible TS Impacts on Yield If leaf(s) associated with immature boll(s) are lost due to TS, bolls may not mature. Heavy late season defoliation may trigger square and immature boll shed in tops. Late season leaf shed in mid canopy after bolls mature may not impact yield, it s more of harvest aid.
8 Target spot impact on seed cotton yield GC 2012 Seed Cotton Yield lb/a Phytogen to 350 lb lint/a Target Spot Intensity Yield = *(TSI), R 2 = 0.35*** Seed Cotton Yield lb/a DPL to 100 lb lint/a Yield = *(TSI), R 2 = 0.03 NS
9 No Impact of Target Spot on Lint Quality in Studies
10 Disease Progress in Two Cotton Varieties 2012 # Headline applications # Headline applications Phytogen Deltapine Target Spot Intensity Target Spot Intensity Rating Date Rating Date First fungicide application at first bloom July 6.
11 Mean Disease Progress at GC on Two Varieties No. Apps Jul 15 Jul 29 Aug 14 Aug 26 Sep a 1.7 a 4.6 a 5.5 a a 1.3 a 4.3 bc 5.4 a 6 Target Spot Rating a 1.3 a 3.2 c 4.6 b a 1.2 a 3.7 bc 4.3 b a 1.2 a 3.2 c 4.2 b 5.3 Cotton Variety P499 1 a 1.4 a 3.8 a 4.8 a 5.7 D a 1.2 a 3.4 b 4.5 b 4.6
12 Cotton Variety Sensitivity To Target Spot
13 Cotton variety and fungicide impact Target Spot Cotton Variety TS Rating Phytogen 499 Phytogen 565 DPL 1137 DPL 1050 DPL 1252 Fibermax 1944 Stoneville 6448 Fungicide Program Headline 12 fl 1 st and 3 rd wk Control 5.7 a 5.3 ab 4.9 bc 4.8 c 4.9 bc 4.5 c 4.8 c TS Rating 4.6 b 5.4 a
14 Target Spot Reaction of Cotton Varieties PEF Cotton variety Target Spot Cotton Variety Target Spot Phytogen 339 WFR 6.3 b e Croplan CG 3787 B2RF 7.0 a Phytogen 375 WFR 6.5 a d Bayer ST 4946 GLB2 6.5 a d Phytogen 499 WFR 6.4 a d Bayer ST 6448 GLB2 5.9 de Phytogen 575 WFR 6.7 ab DynaGro 2619 B2RF 6.4 a d DPL 1048 B2RF 6.5 a d Americot 1511 B2RF 6.4 a d DPL 1050 B2RF 6.3 b e Americot 5315 B2RF 6.6 abc DPL 1137 B2RF 6.3 b e ALLTex Nitro b e DPL 1219 B2RF 5.8 e DPL 1252 B2RF 6.3 b e < 10% bolls open
15 Fungicide Efficacy
16 Comparison of Recommended Fungicides for Target Spot Control on Two Cotton Varieties GC 2013 Treatments and Timing (wk of bloom) Aug 26 Sep9 Control 5.1 a 6.2 Twinline 7 fl oz (2 nd, 4 th, and 6 th wk) 4.2 bc 5.0 Twinline 8.5 fl oz (2 nd, 4 th, and 6 th wk) 4.3 bc 5.2 Headline 6 fl oz (2 nd and 4 th wk) 4.5 bc 5.5 Headline 9floz(2 nd and 4 th wk) 4.1 c 5.3 Headline 12 fl oz (2 nd and 4 th wk) 4.1 c 5.4 Quadris 6 fl oz (2 nd and 4 th wk) 4.6 b 5.6 Quadris 9 fl oz (2 nd, 4 th, and 6 th wk) 4.4 bc 5.5
17 Impact of application rate on the control of target spot on cotton with Headline GC 2013 Headline 6 fl oz Headline 9 fl oz Headline 12 fl oz Phytogen Target Spot Rating Control Development of target spot on two cotton varieties GC DPL 1252
18 Headline Programs Compared GC 2013 Fungicide and Rate Timing Aug 26 AUDPC Control 6.8 a 188 a Headline 6 fl oz Headline 12 fl oz Headline 12 fl oz + Bravo 1 pt Headline 12 fl oz + Bravo 1 pt 2 nd and 4 th wk Bloom 2 nd and 4 th wk Bloom PHS, 2 nd, and 4 th wk Bloom 2 nd, 4 th, and 6 th wk Bloom 6.1 b 159 bcd 5.1 e 132 ef 5.3 e 125 f 5.1 e 140 def
19 Fungicides compared for target spot control on two cotton varieties FC 2013 Fungicide and Rate /A No. Sprays* Disease Rating Control 5.7 a Enclosure 4E 2 pt/a bc Enclosure 4E 2 pt/a ab Enclosure 4E 2 pt/a cd Headline 9 fl oz d Quadris 6 fl oz bc Quadris 6 fl oz abc * Scheduled
20 Syngenta Fungicides for Target Spot Control GC 2013 Treatments Jul 15 Jul 29 Aug 14 Aug 26 AUDPC Control a 5.8 a 6.8 a 188 a Headline 6 fl oz (2x)* a d 5.0 bc 6.1 ab 159 b d Quadris 6 fl oz (2x)* a d 4.8 cd 5.4 c e 154 b d Quadris Top 8 fl oz (2x)* a e 4.9 cd 6.0 b 155 b d A fl oz (2X)* c e 5.0 bc 5.9 bc 150 c e A fl oz (2X)* ab 5.0 bc 6.4 ab 168 a c A fl oz (2X)* a c 5.3 bc 6.1 ab 167 a c Actigard 0.7 oz* ab 5.4 ab 6.4 ab 174 ab Actigard 7 oz + Quadris (2x)* b e 5.1 bc 5.8 b d 153 b e Actigard 0.7 oz + A18126 (2x)* b e 5.0 bc 5.7 b e 153 b e Headline 12 fl oz (3x)** de 4.4 de 5.1 e 132 ef *Applied 3 rd and 6 th week of bloom; **Applied 2 nd, 4 th, and 6 th week of bloom.
21 Cheminova Target Spot Study GC 2013 Treatments and Timing (wk of bloom) Aug 26 Control 6.4 a Topguard 14 fl oz + Koverall 2 lb (PS, 2 nd, 4 th ) 5.3 d Topguard 28 fl oz (2 nd wk) 5.3 d Topguard 14 fl oz (PS, 2 nd, 4 th ) 5.4 cd Headline 12 fl oz (PS, 2 nd, 4 th ) 5.8 bcd Fontelis 24 fl oz (2 nd and 4 th ) 5.9 bc Fontelis 16 fl oz (2 nd and 4 th ) 5.7 bcd Topguard 14 fl oz (2 nd wk) 5.7 bcd
22 BASF Target Spot Study GC 2013 Treatments and Timing (wk of bloom) Aug 26 Control 5.7 a Twinline 8.5 fl oz (2 nd and 4 th wk) 4.5 bcd Headline 6 fl oz (2 nd and 4 th wk) 4.4 cd Headline 12 fl oz (2 nd and 4 th wk) 4.4 cd Priaxor fb Headline AMP (2 nd and 4 th wk) 4.4 cd Priaxor 4 fl oz (2 nd and 4 th wk) 4.3 d Sercadis 4.5 fl oz (2 nd and 4 th wk) 4.4 cd Muscle 7.2 fl oz (2 nd and 4 th wk) 4.9 b
23 Application Timing for Target Spot Control GC, Aug Fungicide Phytogen 499 Timing (wk of bloom) TS Rating Headline PHS + 2 nd wk 6.2 a Fungicide Headline DPL 1252 Timing (wk of bloom) TS Rating PHS + 2 nd wk 4.9 bcd Headline 2 nd & 4 th wk 5.2 ab Headline 4 th & 6 th wk 4.5 cde Headline 6 th & 8 th wk 5.2 ab Bravo WS 2 wks (4x) 5.0 bcd Bravo WS 2 wks (4x) 4.3 ef + Headline Control 6.2 a Headline 2 nd & 4 th wk 4.4 def Headline 4 th & 6 th wk 3.9 f Headline 6 th & 8 th wk 4.4 def Bravo WS 2 wks (4x) 4.1 ef Bravo WS 2 wks (4x) 4.0 f + Headline Control 5.1 bc
24 Application Timing for Target Spot Control GC 2013 Final Fungicide Phytogen 499 Timing (wk of bloom) TS Rating Headline PHS + 2 nd wk 6.7 Headline 2 nd & 4 th wk 6.4 Headline 4 th & 6 th wk 5.8 Headline 6 th & 8 th wk 5.7 Bravo WS 2 wks (4x) 5.5 Bravo WS 2 wks (4x) Headline Control 7.0 Fungicide DPL 1252 Timing (wk of bloom) TS Rating Headline PHS + 2 nd wk 5.9 Headline 2 nd & 4 th wk 5.1 Headline 4 th & 6 th wk 5.0 Headline 6 th & 8 th wk 5.1 Bravo WS 2 wks (4x) 5.2 Bravo WS 2 wks (4x) Headline Control 6.0
25 Fungicide placement and control of target spot on cotton BARU 2013 Nozzle Arrangement Jul 24 Aug 15 Aug 27 Sep 10 Broadcast 1.4 a 3.0 b 4.0 b 4.9 Drops 1.3 a 2.5 b 3.5 c 4.6 Control 1.4 a 3.9 c 4.6 a 5.7
26 Fungicide Placement and Target Spot Control BARU 2013 Cotton Variety Fungicide Target Spot Phytogen 499 Control 5.1 a 6.5 Headline 9 fl oz 4.3 bc 5.5 Quadris 9 fl oz 4.6 b 5.8 DPL 1252 Control 3.9 c 4.8 Headline 9floz 2.6 e 3.5 Quadris 9 fl oz 3.4 d 4.3
27 Fungicide placement and control of target spot on cotton Field Crops Unit 2013 Nozzle Arrangement Aug 6 Aug 13 Aug 31 Sept 6 Broadcast 2.6 ab 3.8 a 4.4 b 4.6 b Drop 2.4 b 3.8 a 4.2 b 4.6 b Control 3.0 a 3.9 a 4.9 a 5.5 a Cotton variety impacts target spot intensity Field Crops Unit 2013 Cotton Variety Aug 6 Aug 13 Aug 31 Sept 6 Phytogen a 4.0 a 4.9 a 5.4 a DPL b 3.6 b 3.9 b 4.1b
28 Fungicide placement for target spot control FC 2013 Fungicide Aug 31 Sep 6 Control 4.9 a 5.6 a Headline 9 fl oz 4.0 c 4.3 c Quadris 9 fl oz 4.5 b 4.9 b
29 Target Spot Study Results 2013 Disease following same pattern in South AL as was seen in Considerable TS in Central AL studies. Limited Target Spot in TN Valley. Varieties differ in their susceptibility to TS with results similar to those seen in Fungicide efficacy is marginal with Headline often having an advantage. No silver bullet among candidate fungicides. Little advantage from additional fungicide applications. Fine tuning application timing and placement may help enhance target spot control. Tillage and rotation impacts appear minimal.
30 Comparison of Recommended Fungicides for Target Spot Control on Two Cotton Varieties GC 2013 Treatments and Timing (wk of bloom) Aug 20 Aug 26 Control 5.3 a 5.1 a Twinline 7 fl oz (2 nd, 4 th, and 6 th wk) 3.8 c 4.2 bc Twinline 8.5 fl oz (2 nd, 4 th, and 6 th wk) 4.2 bc 4.3 bc Headline 6 fl oz (2 nd and 4 th wk) 4.0 bc 4.5 bc Headline 9floz(2 nd and 4 th wk) 4.1 bc 4.1 c Headline 12 fl oz (2 nd and 4 th wk) 3.9 c 4.1 c Quadris 6 fl oz (2 nd and 4 th wk) 4.5 b 4.6 b Quadris 9 fl oz (2 nd, 4 th, and 6 th wk) 4.2 bc 4.4 bc
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