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Isolates of Alternaria alternata resistant (EC50=290) and sensitive (EC50≦2) to iprodione were recovered from lesions on passionfruit fruit. Cross resistance to procymi-done and vinclozolin was demonstrated. The resistant strains remained stable after five transfers in the absence of the fungicide and behaved similarly to the iprodione-sensitive strains when tested against mancozeb and copper sulphate. Both iprodione-resistant and iprodione-sensitive strains were pathogenic to detached fruit.
Australasian Plant Pathology – Springer Journals
Published: Jan 28, 2011
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