KNU IFS 2018 Annual International Symposium of Institute of Forest Science (2018.09)바로가기
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pp.42-42
저자
Jin-Heung Lee, Soo-Wan Park, Min-Young Hong, Joo-Hyun Yong, Sang-Tae Seo, Sun Keun Lee, Dong Hyeon Lee, Jong Kyu Lee
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영어(ENG)
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https://www.earticle.net/Article/A450160
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영어
Disease management of oak wilt, mainly occurred in Quercus mongolicae by Raffaelea quercus-mongolicae in Korea, have been mainly focused on the control of insect vector(Platypus koryoensis) by treatments of insecticide spray, pheromone trap, sticky roll trap, and fumigation of dead or dying trees. For the control the pathogen colonized in trees, culture suspension of antifungal Streptomyces blastmyceticus was injected into trees in the forest by trunk (ChemJet®) or root flare(Macro-infusion) injection methods before or after pathogen inoculation, and the ratios of non-conductive area, discolored area, and re-isolation of the pathogen from the treated trees were calculated for evaluating preventive or curative efficacy. Injection of S. blastmyceticus or the fungicide(Alamo®) showed 41.7% and 45.8% in non-conductive area(%), respectively. In addition, S. blastmyceticus did not show much differences between injection methods and timings in control effect, but fungicide treatment was better in Macro-infusion at root flare or curative treatments. Re-isolation rates of the pathogen in the pathogen only, preventive and curative treatments were 56.9%, 20.6%, and 36.1%, respectively. These results indicate that S. blastmyceticus has better control efficacy than the fungicide commercially available for the control of oak wilt caused by Ceratocystis fagacearum in the United States.
저자
Jin-Heung Lee [ Gyeonggi-Do Forest Environment Research Institute ]
Corresponding Author
Soo-Wan Park [ Forest Environment Systems, Kangwon National University ]
Min-Young Hong [ Forest Environment Systems, Kangwon National University ]
Joo-Hyun Yong [ Forest Environment Systems, Kangwon National University ]
Sang-Tae Seo [ Department of Forest Diseases and Insects, National Institute of Forest Science ]
Sun Keun Lee [ Department of Forest Diseases and Insects, National Institute of Forest Science ]
Dong Hyeon Lee [ Department of Forest Diseases and Insects, National Institute of Forest Science ]
Jong Kyu Lee [ Forest Environment Systems, Kangwon National University ]