In vitro i in vivo toksičnost fungicida i biofungicida za Pythuim aphanidermatum

  • Emil Meho Rekanović Institut za pesticide i zaštitu životne sredine
  • Milica Mihajlović Institute of pesticides and environmental protection, Banatska 31 b, 11080 Belgrade
  • Jovana Hrustić Institute of pesticides and environmental protection, Banatska 31 b, 11080 Belgrade
  • Brankica Tanović Institute of pesticides and environmental protection, Banatska 31 b, 11080 Belgrade
  • Ivana Potočnik Institute of pesticides and environmental protection, Banatska 31 b, 11080 Belgrade
  • Miloš Stepanović Institute of pesticides and environmental protection, Banatska 31 b, 11080 Belgrade
  • Svetlana Milijašević-Marčić Institute of pesticides and environmental protection, Banatska 31 b, 11080 Belgrade
Ključne reči: Biofungicide||, ||Biofungicid, Fungicides||, ||Fungicidi, In vivo||, ||In vivo, In vitro||, ||In vitro, Sensitivity||, ||Osetljivost, Pythium aphanidermatum||, ||Pythium aphanidermatum,

Sažetak


Ispitivana je osetljivost Pythuim aphanidermatum u in vitro i in vivo uslovima na odabrane fungicide i biofungicid. Izolat P. aphanidermatum je izolovan iz zemljišta iz staklenika gde je prethodno uočeno poleganje biljaka paprike (Smederevska Palanka, Srbija). Izolat P. aphanidermatum je ispoljio osetljivost na sve testirane preparate. Dobijene su sledeće EC50 vrednosti: propamokarb-hidrohlorid 10,21 mg l-1, fosetil-Al 302,65 mg l-1, mankozeb 11,18 mg l-1, mefenoksam 1,27 mg l-1, azoksistrobin 0,05 mg l-1 i ulje čajnog drveta 175,33 mg l-1. U uslovima staklenika, fosetil-Al (Aliette flash) je ispoljio najveću efikasnost (97,5%) u odnosu na sve ispitivane preparate. Biofungicid na bazi ulja čajnog drveta (Timorex Gold) je ispoljio najmanju efikasnost (35,0%) u odnosu na druge ispitivane fungicide ali je intenzitet zaraze statistički značajno bio manji u poređenju sa inokulisanom i netretiranom kontrolom. Efikasnost preparata na bazi propamokarb-hidrohlorida (Previcur 607 SL) bila je 72,5%, mankozeba (Mankogal 80 WP) 77,5%, azoksistrobina (Quadris) 57,5% i mefonoksama (Ridomil gold 480 SL) 75,0%.

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Rekanović, E. M., Mihajlović, M., Hrustić, J., Tanović, B., Potočnik, I., Stepanović, M., & Milijašević-Marčić, S. (2013). In vitro i in vivo toksičnost fungicida i biofungicida za Pythuim aphanidermatum. Pesticides and Phytomedicine / Pesticidi I Fitomedicina, 28(2). https://doi.org/10.2298/pif.v28i2.3585
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