贮藏期枯水病对瓯柑果实品质和外观的影响

为探明瓯柑果实的采后枯水发生规律，以温州地区传统特色水果瓯柑为材料，观察比较常温贮藏过程中枯水果实与正常果实外观、果形、果肉饱满度、色差等差异，结果表明，瓯柑果实在采后贮藏过程中，可溶性固形物、可滴定酸和维生素C含量总体呈下降趋势。贮藏80～90 d，果实开始出现枯水症状。正常果实在贮藏末期果皮皱缩，但果肉仍饱满，显示正常的橙红色。枯水果实外观正常，果皮优于正常果实，但果肉发黄，丧失正常的橙红色，色差指标h值与正常果实差异极显著，L，b值差异显著；枯水果实果肉率大幅下降，纵径、横径与正常果实差异极显著，而且果形偏大的瓯柑较易发生枯水病害。可将瓯柑果实按纵横径大小分级，通过合理安排采后贮藏时间，可减少采后损失。

沙田柚果实枯水病的观察与控制

沙田柚果实枯水病的观察与控制朱瑜昌（广东梅州农校５１４０１１）沙田果实在柑桔类中属耐藏性好的品种，素有“天然水果罐头”之称．但长期贮藏后仍会导致品质下降，其重要原因是枯水病（当地农民称一返生“所造成．目前对沙田枯水病的研究还不多，笔者根据从１１９８５...

沙田柚果实枯水病的观察与控制

沙田柚果实枯水病的观察与控制广东省梅州农业学校朱瑜昌沙田柚果实在柑桔类中属耐藏性好的品种，素有“天然水果罐头”之称。我校自１９８５年以来进行了沙山柚常温贮藏实践（梅州均属常温贮藏），据观察，沙田柚贮藏期的主要病害是青霉病、绿霉病和枯水病（当地农民俗称...

芦柑枯水病果皮细胞的电镜学研究

柑桔枯水病是贮藏期的一种生理病害,在宽皮柑桔,病果果皮发泡(浮皮,Puffi-ng),果肉汁胞失水干缩、皮肉分离,是限制宽皮柑桔长期贮藏的主要因素。为了摸清其病理机制,为防治提供理论依据,作者在对漳州芦柑(Citrus reticulata Blan-co)枯水病进行生理分折的基础上,对枯水病果皮细胞进行了电镜学研究。

沙田柚果实贮藏期水分变化与枯水的关系

沙田柚采后经１０ｄ预贮藏于常温室内，用３Ｈ２Ｏ示踪，定期测定果蒂部、果皮、果肉（汁胞）的放射性比活度和果实的失重率、果汁率、组织含水量、呼吸速率及营养物质含量变化，结果表明：沙田柚贮藏期间，果瓣之间、果肉和果皮之间水分是相互流动的。果实枯水时，水分从果肉到果皮的转移速度大于正常果。沙田柚果实枯水的原因可能与果肉营养物质消耗和果皮组织相对再生长同步进行有关。

Cloning and Analysis of WRKY Gene of Rice Induced by Rhizoctonia solani Kuhn

[Objective] The aim was to clone the up-regulated expression gene of rice induced by Rhizoctonia solani.[Method] The EST fragment K16 obtained by suppression subtraction hybridization（SSH）was cloned and confirmed by reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction（RT-PCR）.Then RT-PCR products were cloned into the PMD18-T vector and sequenced.The functions of the sequence were predicted with bioinformatics method.[Result] A 1 079 bp gene was obtained.The gene encoded a protein with 236 amino acids.The protein contains many motif sites,two WRKY domains and a C2H2 zinc finger motif.The gene showed high identities with WRKY8,WRKY24 and WRKY30 gene of rice.[Conclusion] The up-regulated expression gene induced by R.solani was representative WRKY family gene.The gene could play an important role on rice sheath blight resistance.

Effect of Morphological Traits on Sheath Blight Resistance in Rice

Sheath blight, caused by the Rhizoctonia solani Kuhn, is one of the most serious diseases of rice (Oryza sativa L.). The relationship between morphological traits and sheath blight resistance was investigated in 1999 and 2000 by using a segregant population consisting of 240 inbred recombination lines, derived from an elite combination of Zhenshan 97 X Minghui 63. Partial correlation analysis between phenotypic data (morphological characteristics and heading date (HD)) and sheath blight ratings (SBR) showed that only one trait, plant compactness, was significantly correlated with resistance to sheath blight in both 1999 and 2000, eight traits, such as plant height, heading date, and penultimate leaf angle, were significantly correlated with SBR in either of the two years, and the remaining 10 morphological traits were not consistently associated with SBR in the two years. A major quantitative trait locus (QTL) controlling plant compactness was found to be in the site on chromosome 9 adjacent to the region responsible for qSB9, a major QTLs conferring sheath blight resistance. One out of the three QTLs contributing to a penultimate leaf angle was mapped approximately on the same region as another sheath blight resistance QTL, qSB5, located on chromosome 5. Whereas, no QTLs underlying most other traits was detected on the chromosomal region correlated with sheath blight resistance QTL. The results in the present study suggested that the morphological traits were not the main factors responsible for the SBR separation among the recombinant inbred lines (RILs) population. Nevertheless, some morphological characteristics had some indirect influence on expression of sheath blight resistance genes through altering a microclimate on paddy field so as to influence the infection of the pathogen and development of the disease. An efficient approach in resistance breeding to sheath blight was recommended by pyramiding major QTLs for sheath blight resistance and selecting those morphological traits that favor resistance gene expression.

Antifungal Effect of Streptomyces 702 Antifungal Monomer Component DZP8 on Rhizoctonia solani and Magnaporthe grisea

The aim of this study was to investigate the in vitro antifungal effects of antifungal monomer component DZP8 isolated from Streptomyces 702 on the mycelium growth, sclerotium formation and germination of Rhizoctonia solani and on the mycelium growth, conidial formation, germination, appressorium formation of Magnaporthe grisea. The results showed that the antifungal monomer component DZP8 has strong antifungal effect on both the R. solani and M. grisea. The EC50 and EC90 of DZP8 were 1.81 and 3.35 μg/ml on Ft. solani respectively, and 37.01 and 136.21 μg/ml on M. grisea respectively. Under the treatment of 48.01 μg/ml DZP8, the sclerotium formation rate of R. solani was just 39.21%, the formation time delayed by 216 h and the dry weight decreased by 81.37% in comparison the con- trol; and 33.51 μg/ml DZP8 significantly inhibited the sclerotium germination. In the presence of 160.08 μg/ml DZP8, the sporulation of M. grisea was just 9.29% of control sample; 20.14 μg/ml DZP8 inhibited the conidial germination suppression rate by 95.16%, and the appressorium formation by 100%.

Preliminary Study on the Extraction of Crude Toxin of Rhizoctonia solani and Its Activity

[ Objective] This study was to investigate the pathogenic mechanism of rice sheath blight pathogen （ Rhizoctonia solani） and the bioactive components of toxin. [ Method ] Rice sheath blight pathogen was cultured in the improved Richared medium; the culture filtrate was centrifuged and sterilized, then treated by activated carbon adsorption chromatography, distilled with methanol or water, and all were next concentrated, yielding the crude extracts of culture solution, crude extracts of methanol and crude extracts of water; the activities of these three extracts were determined, [ Result] The three extracts were russet pastes; activity determination showed that they had remarkable inhibitory effects on the growth of rice radicle and plantule, as well as the growth of four-foliage-young seedlings. They could also generate toxic effects on abscisic foliages and spots similar to the symptoms of sheath blight pathogen. [ Conclusion] Bioactive components of rice sheath blight pathogen toxin may be composed of various ingredients.

The Effect of Three New Fungicides against Rice Sheath Blight in Field Experiment

[Objective] The aim was to study the effect of three new fungicides against rice sheath blight in field experiment. [Methods] The experiment set up 7 treatments with three times of repetition and designed by random grouping. By using 5 sampling points in each plot, and investigating continuous 4 holes of each point, total plants, diseased plants and disease degrees were recorded. Then disease index and control efficiency were calculated, and variance analysis was carried out. [Results] 300 or 450 ml/hm^2 azoxystrobin ＋ difenoconazole 325 g/L SC had better control efficiency to rice sheath blight and had no phytotoxicity effect, we should use it at the initial disease stage and continuously spray 2-3 times. [Conclusion] The experiment provided a theoretical basis for controlling rice sheath blight using fungicides.

Mapping QTLs Associated with Sheath Blight Resistance Using Chromosome Segment Substitution Lines of Rice(Oryza sativa L.)

In this study, a population of 119 chromosome segment substitution lines （CSSLs） derived from backcross between indica 9311 and japonica Nipponbare was employed to map quantitative trait loci （QTL） associated with sheath blight resis-tance in rice with toothpick inoculation method. A total of three sheath blight resis-tance-associated QTLs （qsb8-1, qsb8-2 and qsb8-3） were identified, which were lo-cated on adjacent molecular markers RM3262, RM5485 and RM3496 of chromo-some 8; the genetic interval was 81.7cM-91.7cM, 91.7cM-108.1cM and 108.1cM-119.6cM, respectively. The additive effect of qsb8-2 was negative, indicating that sheath blight resistance of susceptible parent harboring qsb8-2 fragment was en-hanced; additive effects of qsb8-1 and qsb8-3 were positive, indicating that sheath blight resistance of susceptible parent harboring qsb8-1 and qsb8-3 fragments was reduced.

Screening of Rice Stripe Virus(RSV)-resistant Germplasm from Landraces of Rice(Oryza sativa L.)

[Objective] The aim of this study was to screen rice strip virus （RSV）-resistant landraces. [Method] The resistance of 119 rice landraces to rice stripe virus was identified in field spontaneously infected with smal plant-hopper. [Result] There were 55 landraces resistant to rice strip disease in 56 indica rice landraces, but on-ly two resistant to rice strip disease in 63 japonica rice landraces. [Conclusion] The results revealed that there were abundant rice landscapes resistant to RSV in Chi-na, and these varieties can be used to develop more genes resistant to RSV.

Mapping of QTLs for Sheath Blight Resistance Using Recombinant Inbred Lines of Rice(Oryza sativa L.)

A recombinant inbred line （RIL） population composed of 157 lines derived from an inter-subspecific hybrid of Daguandao/IR28 by the single seed descent method was used as materials, and the quantitative trait loci （QTLs） coffering the resistance to sheath blight in the 157 RILs and the parents were detected using the toothpick inoculation method. The disease indexes of rice sheath blight in the two parents and 157 RILs were scored and the QTLs responsible for rice sheath blight resistance were detected accordingly by QTL Cartographer software. The results showed that a total of 4 QTLs （qsbl, qsb2, qsb5-1, qsb5-2） conferring sheath blight resistance were detected on chromosomes 1, 2 and 5, and their variance explained ranged from 10.41% to 36.92%. The additive effect of qsb5-1 was negative, indicat- ing that the QTLs derived from donor parent IR 28 could enhance the resistance to sheath blight. However, the additive effects of qsbl, qsb2 and qsb5-2 were positive, indicating that the QTLs derived from donor parent Daguandao weakened the resis- tance to sheath blight.

Study on the control of rice stripe disease with Bilken virusicide

The paper reviewed the function mechanism of Bilken virusicide against rice stipe disease, and then introduced its control effects in field test as well as its application method.

Control Efficacy of Validamycin A·(0.2 Billion Spores/ml) Paenibacillus polymyxa DN-1 3% AS for Rice Sheath Blight

With validamycin A.（0.2 billion spores/ml） Paenibacillus polymyxa DN-1 3% AS as the test agent, the effects of different dosage and different application time on the control efficacy for＇ rich sheath blight were investigated. The results of two- year test showed that when the application amount was in the range of 45-90 g.a.i/ hm^2, the field efficacy of validamycin A-（0.2 billion spores/ml） P. polymyxa DN-1 3% AS in the initial infection stage of rich sheath blight （Le., the diseased plant rate was below 5%） reached 80.38%-89.06%, and that in the peak infection stage （i.e., the diseased plant rate was higher than 10%） reached only 41.12%-53.26%. The field efficacy of validamycin A.（0.2 billion spores/ml） P. polymyxa DN-1 3% AS at the early onset of rich sheath blight was significantly better than that at the onset, so that the application time of validamycin A .（0.2 billion spores/ml） P. polymyxa DN-1 3% AS should be appropriately brought forward in the prevention and control of rice sheath blight.

Efficacy of Difenoconazole-azoxystrobin 32.5% SC in Treatment of Rice Sheath Blight and Its Application Technology

[Objective] The efficacy of difenoconazole-azoxystrobin 32.5% SC for rice sheath blight and its application technology were discussed in this research. [Method] Three surveys were carried out. There were 5 fixed test clumps in each plot. The number of total plants and disease plants and disease progression in each fixed clump were recorded. The correlation effectiveness was calculated based on the growth rate of disease index. Significance analysis was performed with Dun- can＇s new multiple range method （DMRT）. [Result] The difenoconazole-azoxystrobin 32.5% SC had a good efficacy for rice sheath blight, and its efficacy increased with the increase of dose. If sprayed according to the dose of 450 ml/hm2 5 days before the beginning of heading stage of rice, difenoconazole-azoxystrobin 32.5% SC would have better effects on controlling rice sheath blight with correlation effectiveness reaching up to 95.14%, which was 2.06% higher than that of control drug （trifloxys- trobin-tebuconazole 75% WG, 225 g/hm2）. [Conclusion] Treated with difenoconazole- azoxystrobin 32.5% SC with dose of 450 ml/hm2, rice would have green upper leaves and less yellow middle and lower leaves. Moreover, the yield was in- creased significantly. The difenoconazole-azoxystrobin 32.5% SC had good safety. Therefore, difenoconazole-azoxystrobin 32.5% SC had a good application prospect in production.

A Resistance Bioassay for Rhizoctonia Root and Crown Rot and Damping-off Caused by the Anastomosis Groups AG 2-2111B and AG 4 in Sugar Beet

In order to determine the level of resistance of sugar beet varieties against Rhizoctonia solani AG 2-21IIB and AG 4, a methodology was implemented under greenhouse conditions that contemplated the most important criteria regarding to plant-pathogen interaction. The effect of plant growth stage on the development of the disease was evaluated. Seven sugar beet varieties were tested for resistance to R. solani AG 2-2IIIB and AG 4. To detect differences in leaf temperature between/L solani inoculated plants and non-infected plants, an infrared （IR） camera was tested. High incidence of R. solani AG 2-2IIIB and AG 4 in sugar beet plants was evident when the fungal inoculum was applied to two and four weeks old plants. At four weeks after sowing, it was the optimum time to inoculate sugar beet plants in order to generate R. solani infection, since at this time all plants were infected. Significant differences were detected regarding disease incidence between sugar beet varieties inoculated with different anastomosis groups. Leaf temperature was significant different between inoculated and non-inoculated plants, demonstrated that this technique could be a new tool for breeders to screen for resistance of new varieties.

Effect of Soil Amendments on Soil Borne Pathogens of French Bean （Phaseolus vulgaris L,） in Organic Farming System in Manipur

The rationale behind the use of soil amendments by traditional marginal farmers against soil borne pathogen is an area of interest. The present work ascertain the effect of certain soil amendments against pre emergent and post emergent rot of French bean in the agro climatic condition of Manipur, Four soil amendments： cow dung （COD）, sawdust （SD） ＋ paddy husk （PH）, decomposed floating phytomat （DFP） was tried in field conditions in four different combinations. These have been often used by the traditional farmers. A locally available commonly cultivated pole type of French bean has been used for the study. Disease incidences in plots treated with these amendments were then compared with that of control plots where no amendments were made. The plots with a combined treatment of the soil amendments showed maximum seed germination and least post emergent rot against sclerotinia rot. But DFP showed effectiveness against rhizoctonia rot with maximum seed germination while saw dust showed maximum decrease in post emergent rot against rhizoctonia rot. The plots treated with organic soil amendments showed statistically significant positive effect against the pathogens as compared with untreated control plots.

Cloning and Expression of the Serine Carboxypeptidase Gene in Zea mays and Its Antifungal Activity against Rhizoctonia solani

The authors cloned and identified a new maize serine carboxypeptidase gene named ZmSCP from R15 inbred lines seedlings which were induced by Rhizoctonia solani AGI-IA. ZmSCP encodes a 332 amino acid protein with a predicted molecular mass of 36.5 kDa and pI of 4.75. Phylogenetic analysis revealed that ZmSCP showed closer kinship with Oryza sativa and sorghum, which belong to the same evolutionary branch. Amino acid sequence analysis revealed that there are four types of amino acids in ZmSCP, the percentages of them are 43.1%, 26.9%, 13.9% and 13.1%. The authors subsequently purified the recombinant protein which expressed in Escherichia coli BL21 and analyzed its antimicrobial activities in vitro. Results showed that the recombinant protein inhibited hyphal growth of Rhizoctonia solani. The study suggests that the expression of ZmSCP is closely related to maize sheath blight resistance caused by Rhizoctonia solani. Further, the antifungal activity showed that ZmSCP may play at role in the disease resistance response.

Investigation of Optimal Charcoal Concentration for Heterokaryon Formation of Rhizoctonia solani

Optimal charcoal concentrations were examined for tuff formation of SBIs （single-basidiospore isolates） obtained from Rhizoctonia solani AG-1 IC, AG-2-2 IV and AG-2-3, and SPIs （single-protoplast isolates） from AG-1 IA by using PDCA with different charcoal concentrations. The best charcoal concentration for SBIs from AG-1 IC was 0.5%, from AG-2-3 was 1%, and from AG-2-2 IV was 2%. The optimal concentration was 0% for SPIs from AG-1 IA. The optimal charcoal concentrations used for tuff formation between SBIs and between SPIs are quite varied, depending on the different AGs. The results of AFLP haplotypes suggest that tuff isolates formed between SBIs/SPIs are heterokaryon.