APPLE (Malus domestica Stayman Winesap, Idared, Granny Smith ) K. S. Yoder, A. E. Cochran II,

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APPLE (Malus domestica Staman Winesap, Idared, Grann Smith ) K. S. Yoder, A. E. Cochran II, Scab; Venturia inaequalis W. S. Roston, Jr., S. W. Kilmer, Powder mildew; Podosphaera leucotricha A.G.F. Engelman, A. L. Kowalski, Cedar-apple rust; Gmnosporangium juniperi-virginianae and J.K. Repass Brooks fruit spot; Mcosphaerella pomi Virginia Tech Agr. Res. & Ext. Center Soot blotch; disease complex 595 Laurel Grove Road Flspeck; Zgophiala jamaicensis Winchester, VA 22602 Bitter rot; Colletotrichum spp. White rot; Botrosphaeria dothidea Alternaria rot; Alternaria spp. Comparison of mixed fungicide schedules for broad spectrum disease control on Staman, Idared, and Grann Smith apples, 2016. Nine combination treatments were tested on 30-r-old trees in an area where scab and mildew fungus resistance to SI fungicides has been present since 2004. The test was conducted in a randomied block design with four replicates of three-tree sets separated b non-treated border rows. Treatment rows had been used as non-treated border rows in 2015 to stabilie mildew inoculum pressure for 2016. Tree-row-volume was determined to require a 400 gal/a dilute base for adequate coverage. Fungicide treatments were applied to both sides of the tree on each application date with a Swanson Model DA-400 airblast spraer at 100 gal/a as follows: 17 Apr (P-Bl, pink-bloom); 27 Apr (Bl-PF, petal fall); 7 Ma (PF); 1C-8C (1st-8th covers): 18 Ma, 31 Ma, 14 Jun, 25 Jun, 8 Jul, 22 Jul, 2 Aug, 17 Aug. Maintenance materials applied to the entire test block with the same equipment included: Altacor, Assail, Asana XL, BioCover, Beleaf, Belt, Danitol, Delegate, Imidan, and Lannate LV. Inoculum, placed over each Idared test tree 26 Apr, included cedar rust galls, wild blackberr canes with the soot blotch and flspeck fungi, and bitter rot mummies 16 Ma. Other diseases developed from inoculum naturall present in the test area. Foliar data represent averages of counts of ten terminal shoots per tree 17 Jun (Idared), 21 Jul (Staman) or 27 Jul (Grann Smith). Post-harvest fruit counts are means of 25-fruit samples picked from each replicate tree. Idared was sampled 15 Sep and held in cold storage until the first rating 20 Sep, then rated again for rots 5 Oct, after 15 das at 65-87ºF (mean 72.2ºF). Staman was sampled 5 Oct, first rated 12 Oct, then rated again for rots 24 Oct, after 19 das at 64-82ºF (mean 70.0ºF). Grann Smith was sampled 4 Oct, first rated 7 Oct, then rated again for rots 21 Oct, after 19 das at 64-82ºF (mean 70.0ºF) Percentage data were converted b the square root arcsin transformation for statistical analsis. Conidia from the causal pathogen of mildew were present 16 Mar, and 21 dr weather mildew infection das from 16 Mar until 5 Ma resulted in moderate infection of non-treated trees (Table 1). Under these conditions, all treatments gave significant control of percent leaves and/or percent leaf area and percent fruit infected with mildew. Treatments #1-5 had parallel schedules of five different SDHI products + Manate alternated with Inspire Super + Manate in the first seven applications. Luna Sensation/Inspire Super (Trt #2) had the fewest leaves infected on all the cultivars. Among treatments #1-5, Aprovia/Inspire Super (Trt #4) was least effective for control of mildew on leaves. Treatments #6-8, carried through 4th cover spra, gave adequate control of mildew on foliage, but had the most mildew on fruit. Control of mildew on Idared fruit b KFD-218-01 was significantl improved b tank-mixing with KFD-285-01. The first scab infection period did not occur until 22 Apr (bloom); however, after this delaed start, there were 13 infection periods that occurred in 15 das from 28 Apr-12 Ma, and 23 infection periods through 31 Ma. Under these conditions, scab incidence was moderate to heav on Staman and Grann Smith leaves and fruit, but lighter on Idared (Table 2). SI fungicide resistance has been present in the area and this was confirmed b poor scab control b Procure (#8). Aprovia + Manate/Inspire Super + Manate (#4) gave excellent scab control on leaves and fruit. A continuous schedule of Luna Tranquilit through 4th cover (#9) was less effective for scab control on Staman and Grann Smith leaves and fruit than an alternating schedule of Luna Tranquilit + Manate/Inspire Super + Manate (#3). Cedar-apple rust pressure was moderate to light on Idared leaves and fruit, and all treatments gave adequate control under these conditions (Table 3). The 250-hr accumulated wetting hour threshold for soot blotch/flspeck (SBFS) activit, accumulating from 14 Ma, was reached as earl as 5 Jun (before the 3rd cover application), and this resulted in strong SBFS test conditions (Table 8). All treatments received Captan + Ziram in the late cover applications, but there were significant differences in control related to what had been applied as earl as the 4th cover. SDHI products + Manate alternated with Inspire Super + Manate in the earl applications (#1-5) gave good to excellent SBFS control under heav pressure on Staman and Grann Smith, while Procure (#8), KFD-218-01 (#6 & 7), and Luna Tranquilit were weaker. The postharvest rot spectrum included mostl bitter rot, white rot and some Alternaria (Table 5). Generall, the schedules involving SDHI products + Manate alternated with Inspire Super + Manate in the first seven applications (#1-5) all gave better rot control than treatments #6-9 which did not have Manate in the earlier applications. There were some significant fruit finish differences among treatments; all treatment significantl reduced russetting of Grann Smith compared to non-treated fruit (Table 6). Plant Disease Management Reports 11:PF008 Page 1

Table 1. Powder mildew. % leaves or leaf area or fruit or fruit area infected Staman Idared Grann Smith Treatment and formulated rate/acre Timing leaves area leaves area fruit area leaves area fruit area 0 No fungicide -- 47 d 20 b 41 c 16 c 62 f 9.3 f 52 e 20 e 28 d 3.9 f 1 Merivon 4.18SC 5.5 fl o + Manate 75DF 3 lb 5 ab 1 a 20 ab 3 a 9 b-d 1.1 a-d 10 bc 2 a-c 2 ab 0.2 a 2 Luna Sensation 500SC 5.5 fl o + Manate 75DF 3 lb 3 Luna Tranquilit 4.16SC 11.2 fl o + Manate 3 lb 4 Aprovia 0.83EC 5.5 fl o + Manate 75DF 3 lb 5 Fontelis 1.67SC 1pt + Manate 75DF 3 lb 6 KFD-218-01 4SC 12 fl o 7 KFD-218-01 12 fl o + KFD-285-01 4 fl o/100gal 8 Procure 4SC 12 fl o 9 Luna Tranquilit 4.16SC 11.2 fl o 4 a 1 a 12 a 2 a 6 ab 0.2 ab 4 a 1 a 3 ab 0.3 ab 10 bc 2 a 26 b 4 a 2 a 0.3 a 14 c 3 bc 1 a 0.1 a 17 c 3 a 41 c 11 b 9 a-c 1.3 a-c 32 d 6 d 8 bc 1.2 b-d 9 b 2 a 28 b 4 a 11 b-d 1.2 b-e 26 d 3 c 6 bc 0.9 cd 8 ab 1 a 15 a 2 a 27 e 3.0 e 10 bc 2 bc 15 c 2.3 ef 7 ab 1 a 15 a 3 a 12 b-d 1.6 c-e 10 bc 2 bc 14 c 2.3 ef 8 ab 1 a 18 ab 3 a 21 de 2.9 de 10 bc 2 bc 13 c 1.9 de 8 ab 1 a 12 a 2 a 19 c-e 2.3 c-e 6 ab 2 ab 3 ab 0.3 a-c Mean separation b Waller-Duncan K-ratio t-test (p=0.05). Foliar infection rated on 10 shoots 17 Jun (Idared), 21 Jul (Staman), or 27 Jun (Grann Smith) or harvest counts of 25-fruit samples picked from each of four single-tree reps 15 Sep (Idared), 5 Oct (Staman), or 4 Oct (Grann Smith).Test rows were used as non-treated border rows in 2015 to stabilie mildew inoculum pressure for 2016. Treatments applied airblast at 100 gpa to both sides of the row on each application date. Treatment dates: 17 Apr (P-Bl, pink-bloom); 27 Apr (Bl-PF, petal fall); 7 Ma (PF); 1C-8C (1st-8th covers): 18 Ma, 31 Ma, 14 Jun, 25 Jun, 8 Jul, 22 Jul, 2 Aug, 17 Aug. Plant Disease Management Reports 11:PF008 Page 2

Table 2. Scab and Brooks spot control. Scab, % leaves inf. Scab, % fruit infected Brooks spot, % fruit inf. Sta- Grann Sta- Grann Sta- Grann Treatment and formulated rate/acre Timing man Idared Smith man Idared Smith man Idared Smith 0 No fungicide -- 73 e 17 b 31 d 55 de 24 c 88 e 3 a 26 d 2 a 1 Merivon 4.18SC 5.5 fl o + Manate 75DF 3 lb 14 b 4 a 9 bc 3 ab 1 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 2 Luna Sensation 500SC 5.5 fl o + Manate 75DF 3 lb 3 Luna Tranquilit 4.16SC 11.2 fl o + Manate 3 lb 4 Aprovia 0.83EC 5.5 fl o + Manate 75DF 3 lb 5 Fontelis 1.67SC 1pt + Manate 75DF 3 lb 11 ab 2 a 2 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 9 ab 2 a 2 a 0 a 1 a 2 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 6 a 2 a 1 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 14 b 3 a 4 ab 4 b 2 a 3 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 6 KFD-218-01 4SC 12 fl o 58 d 17 b 28 d 21 c 25 c 46 cd 1 a 3 b 1 a 7 KFD-218-01 12 fl o + KFD-285-01 4 fl o/100gal 62 d 21 b 31 d 67 e 33 cd 56 d 1 a 11 c 0 a 8 Procure 4SC 12 fl o 63 d 25 b 21 d 44 d 36 d 36 c 3 a 7 bc 1 a 9 Luna Tranquilit 4.16SC 11.2 fl o 31 c 5 a 12 c 14 c 7 b 15 b 0 a 0 a 0 a Mean separation b Waller-Duncan K-ratio t-test (p=0.05). Foliar infection rated on 10 shoots 17 Jun (Idared), 21 Jul (Staman), or 27 Jun (Grann Smith) or harvest counts of 25-fruit samples picked from each of four single-tree replications 15 Sep (Idared), 5 Oct (Staman), or 4 Oct (Grann Smith). Treatments applied airblast at 100 gpa to both sides of the row on each application date. Treatment dates: 17 Apr (P-Bl, pink-bloom); 27 Apr (Bl-PF, petal fall); 7 Ma (PF); 1C-8C (1st-8th covers): 18 Ma, 31 Ma, 14 Jun, 25 Jun, 8 Jul, 22 Jul, 2 Aug, 17 Aug. Plant Disease Management Reports 11:PF008 Page 3

Table 3. Cedar-apple rust, quince rust, and bitter rot. Cedar-apple rust, Harvest counts Harvest counts % leaves or lesions/leaf Idared, % fruit Bitter rot, % fruit Staman Idared Cedar Quince Ida- Gran. Treatment and formulated rate/acre Timing leaves les/lf leaves les/lf rust rust red Smith 0 No fungicide -- 1.2 a 0.1 a 43 c 4.9 b 2 b 6 c 51 c 11 b 1 Merivon 4.18SC 5.5 fl o + Manate 75DF 3 lb 0 a 0 a <1 ab <0.1 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 1 a 2 Luna Sensation 500SC 5.5 fl o + Manate 75DF 3 lb 3 Luna Tranquilit 4.16SC 11.2 fl o + Manate 3 lb 4 Aprovia 0.83EC 5.5 fl o + Manate 75DF 3 lb 5 Fontelis 1.67SC 1pt + Manate 75DF 3 lb 0 a 0 a <1 ab <0.1 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 0 a <1 ab <0.1 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 1 ab <0.1 a 0 a 0 a 2 a 1 a 10 ab 0 a 5 ab 1 a 2 a 4 ab 6 KFD-218-01 4SC 12 fl o 0 a 0 a <1 ab <0.1 a 0 a 0 a 7 ab 7 ab 7 KFD-218-01 12 fl o + KFD-285-01 4 fl o/100gal 0 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 1 b 24 b 7 ab 8 Procure 4SC 12 fl o 0 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 5 ab 2 ab 9 Luna Tranquilit 4.16SC 11.2 fl o 0 a 0 a 2 b 0.1 a 0 a 0 a 10 ab 8 ab Mean separation b Waller-Duncan K-ratio t-test (p=0.05). Foliar infection rated on 10 shoots 17 Jun (Idared), and 21 Jul (Staman), or harvest counts of 25-fruit samples from each of four single-tree reps 15 Sep (Idared) and 5 Oct (Staman). Treatments applied airblast at 100 gpa to both sides of the row on each application date: 17 Apr (P-Bl, pink-bloom); 27 Apr (Bl-PF, petal fall); 7 Ma (PF); 1C-8C (1st-8th covers): 18 Ma, 31 Ma, 14 Jun, 25 Jun, 8 Jul, 22 Jul, 2 Aug, 17 Aug. Plant Disease Management Reports 11:PF008 Page 4

Table 4. Soot blotch and flspeck. % fruit or fruit area infected, harvest counts Soot blotch Flspeck Staman Idared Grann Smith Staman Idared G. Smith Treatment and rate/a Timing fruit area fruit area fruit area fruit area fruit area % fruit 0 No fungicide -- 97 c 15 c 85 e 11 e 99 e 15 e 96 c 8 c 78 c 5 c 99 d 1 Merivon 4.18SC 5.5 fl o + Manate 75DF 3 lb 8 a <1 a 3 a <1 ab 3 a <1 a 1 a <1 a 0 a 0 a 2 a 2 Luna Sensation 5.5 fl o + Manate 75DF 3 lb 3 Luna Tranquilit 4.16SC 11.2 fl o + Manate 3 lb 4 Aprovia 0.83EC 5.5 fl o + Manate 75DF 3 lb 5 Fontelis 1.67SC 1pt + Manate 75DF 3 lb 11 a <1 a 2 a <1 a 5 a <1 a 1 a <1 a 0 a 0 a 4 a 5 a <1 a 8 a-c <1 a-c 6 a <1 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 4 a <1 a 2 a <1 a 5 a <1 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 2 a 12 a <1 a 4 ab <1 ab 6 a <1 a 3 a <1 a 0 a 0 a 0 a 6 KFD-218-01 4SC 12 fl o 61 b 4 b 23 cd 2 cd 33 bc 2 bc 31 b 2 b 8 b <1 b 18 b 7 KFD-218-01 12 fl o + KFD-285-01 4 fl o/100gal 65 b 4 b 36 d 2 d 49 cd 4 cd 44 b 2 b 7 b <1 b 43 c 8 Procure 4SC 12 fl o 63 b 4 b 34 d 3 d 62 d 5 d 32 b 2 b 12 b <1 b 59 c 9 Luna Tranquilit 4.16SC 11.2 fl o 53 b 4 b 22 b-d 2 b-d 17 ab 1 ab 27 b 2 b 0 a 0 a 17 b Mean separation b Waller-Duncan K-ratio t-test (p=0.05). Foliar infection rated on 10 shoots 17 Jun (Idared), 21 Jul (Staman), or 27 Jun (Grann Smith) or harvest counts of 25-fruit samples picked from replicate trees 15 Sep (Idared), 5 Oct (Staman), or 4 Oct (Grann Smith). Treatments applied airblast at 100 gpa to both sides of the row on each application date. Treatment dates: 17 Apr (P-Bl, pink-bloom); 27 Apr (Bl-PF, petal fall); 7 Ma (PF); 1C-8C (1st-8th covers): 18 Ma, 31 Ma, 14 Jun, 25 Jun, 8 Jul, 22 Jul, 2 Aug, 17 Aug. Plant Disease Management Reports 11:PF008 Page 5

Table 5. Post-harvest fruit rots. % fruit infected, post-storage counts An rot Bitter rot White rot Alternaria Sta- Ida- Gran. Sta- Ida- Gran. Sta- Ida- Gran. Sta- Ida- Treatment and rate/a Timing man red Smith man red Smith man red Smith man red 0 No fungicide -- 37 e 76 d 60 g 15 c 67 d 52 f 12 b 11 a 17 d 15 d 3 b 1 Merivon 4.18SC 5.5 fl o + Manate 75DF 3 lb 3 a 4 a 3 a 0 a 3 a 3 a 0 a 1 a 0 a 3 a-c 0 a 2 Luna Sensation 5.5 fl o + Manate 75DF 3 lb 3 Luna Tranquilit 4.16SC 11.2 fl o + Manate 3 lb 4 Aprovia 0.83EC 5.5 fl o + Manate 75DF 3 lb 5 Fontelis 1.67SC 1pt + Manate 75DF 3 lb 9 bc 7 a 8 a-c 4 b 5 ab 6 ab 5 ab 2 a 2 ab 1 ab 0 a 17 cd 14 ab 10 ab 9 bc 13 ab 7 a 4 ab 1 a 3 a-c 4 c 0 a 1 a 15 a-c 13 b-d 0 a 12 ab 6 ab 0 a 2 a 7 a-d 1 ab 1 ab 4 ab 6 a 10 ab 0 a 6 ab 8 a-c 3 ab 0 a 2 ab 0 a 0 a 6 KFD-218-01 4SC 12 fl o 17 cd 29 bc 24 de 7 bc 22 bc 15 b-d 7 ab 10 a 16 cd 3 a-c 0 a 7 KFD-218-01 12 fl o + KFD-285-01 4 fl o/100gal 17 cd 39 c 44 fg 13 bc 37 cd 33 e 1 ab 5 a 14 d 3 bc 0 a 8 Procure 4SC 12 fl o 27 de 17 a-c 21 c-e 13 c 15 a-c 17 c-e 11 ab 3 a 4 a-c 5 c 0 a 9 Luna Tranquilit 4.16SC 11.2 fl o 11 c 25 a-c 32 ef 6 b 23 a-c 25 de 4 ab 2 a 8 b-d 1 ab 0 a Mean separation b Waller-Duncan K-ratio t-test (p=0.05). Post-harvest fruit counts are means of 25-fruit samples picked from each of four singletree reps. Idared sampled 15 Sep and placed in cold storage; moved 20 Sep to ambient temperatures 65-87 F (mean 72.2 F) and rated for rots after 15 das incubation. Staman sampled 5 Oct, first rated 12 Oct, then rated for rots after 19 das incubation at ambient temperatures 64-82 F (mean 70.0 F). Grann Smith sampled 4 Oct, first rated 7 Oct, then rated for rots after 17 das incubation at ambient temperatures 64-82 F (mean 70.0 F). Treatments applied airblast at 100 gpa to both sides of the row on each application date: 17 Apr (P-Bl, pink-bloom); 27 Apr (Bl-PF, petal fall); 7 Ma (PF); 1C-8C (1st-8th covers): 18 Ma, 31 Ma, 14 Jun, 25 Jun, 8 Jul, 22 Jul, 2 Aug, 17 Aug. Plant Disease Management Reports 11:PF008 Page 6

Table 6. Fruit finish effects. Fruit finish ratings (0-5) x Russet Opalescence Treatment and rate/a Timing Staman Idared G. Smith. Staman Idared G. Smith. 0 No fungicide -- 1.4 a 1.5 a 1.4 e 0.8 a 1.3 b 1.4 d 1 Merivon 4.18SC 5.5 fl o + Manate 75DF 3 lb 1.7 a 1.8 a 0.5 a 1.1 a 0.9 ab 0.5 ab 2 Luna Sensation 500SC 5.5 fl o + Manate 75DF 3 lb 3 Luna Tranquilit 4.16SC 11.2 fl o + Manate 3 lb 4 Aprovia 0.83EC 5.5 fl o + Manate 75DF 3 lb 5 Fontelis 1.67SC 1pt + Manate 75DF 3 lb 6 KFD-218-01 4SC 12 fl o 7 KFD-218-01 12 fl o + KFD-285-01 4 fl o/100gal 8 Procure 4SC 12 fl o 9 Luna Tranquilit 4.16SC 11.2 fl o 1.8 a 1.7 a 0.6 a-c 1.0 a 1.0 ab 0.4 a 1.7 a 1.6 a 0.6 ab 1.0 a 0.8 a 0.5 a-c 1.8 a 1.8 a 0.7 a-d 0.9 a 0.9 ab 0.6 a-c 1.7 a 1.6 a 0.5 a 1.1 a 0.8 a 0.5 a-c 1.7 a 1.6 a 0.8 a-d 0.7 a 1.0 ab 0.8 bc 1.9 a 1.7 a 1.0 d 1.0 a 1.1 ab 1.2 d 1.8 a 1.7 a 0.9 cd 0.8 a 1.1 ab 0.8 c 1.7 a 1.8 a 0.9 b-d 0.9 a 1.1 ab 0.8 bc Mean separation b Waller-Duncan K-ratio t-test (p=0.05). Harvest counts of 25-fruit samples picked from each of four single-tree replications 15 Sep (Idared), 5 Oct (Staman), or 4 Oct (Grann Smith). Treatments applied airblast at 100 gpa to both sides of the row on each application date.17 Apr (P-Bl, pink-bloom); 27 Apr (Bl-PF, petal fall); 7 Ma (PF); 1C-8C (1st-8th covers): 18 Ma, 31 Ma, 14 Jun, 25 Jun, 8 Jul, 22 Jul, 2 Aug, 17 Aug. x Fruit finish rated on a scale of 0-5 (0=perfect finish; 5=severe opalescence or russet, presumed not to be mildew). Plant Disease Management Reports 11:PF008 Page 7