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Interaction of new generation fungicides with the APR genes Yr18 and Yr29 for the control of stripe rust (Puccinia striiformis f. sp. tritici) Nick Poole & Dr Karanjeet Sandhu March ACRCP meeting 2015 (Corrected to take account of DNA

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Interaction of new generation fungicides with the APR genes Yr18 and Yr29 for the control of stripe rust (Puccinia striiformis f. sp. tritici)

Nick Poole & Dr Karanjeet Sandhu March ACRCP meeting 2015 (Corrected to take account of DNA confirmation)

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Objectives

1. Evaluate the influence of Yr18 alone and in

combination with Yr29 for control of stripe rust.

2. To determine the influence of fungicide application
n cultivars and Near Isogenic Lines (NIL) protected

by these genes.

3. To examine whether newer generation fungicides

associated with physiological greening would benefit cultivars protected by Yr18 and Yr18+29 genes.

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Trial set up

1.Cultivar (Near Isogenic Lines in an Avocet background) – sown May 13

Avocet S – no APR protection
Avocet NIL + Yr18
Avocet NIL + Yr18+29 (repeated twice)
2. Four fungicide treatments plus untreated
Untreated
Opus 125SC 250ml/ha (epoxiconazole) GS31 & 45/49
Folicur 430SC 145ml/ha (tebuconazole) GS31 & 45/49
Radial 420ml/ha (epoxiconazole + azoxystrobin GS31 & 45/49
FAR F1/14 (epoxiconazole + SDHI) GS31 & 45/49

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Influence of Yr18 & 29 in the untreated crop – GS59

Active Stripe rust (%LAI) Stripe rust induced necrosis (%LAI)

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Influence of Yr APR genes and fungicide treatment – GS69-71

Active Stripe rust (%LAI) Stripe rust induced necrosis (%LAI)

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Influence of Yr APR genes and fungicide treatment on GLR – GS69-71

Evidence of increased Green Leaf Retention (GLR) with fungicide however only statistically significant in Avocet S and NIL+Yr18

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Influence of Yr APR genes and fungicide treatment on grain yield (t/ha)

Significant interaction (p<0.001) between “cultivar” and fungicide application
Significant yield response to Fungicide – Avocet S and NIL+Yr18
No significant yield response to Fungicide – NIL+Yr18+29

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Acknowledge: GRDC funding for the this element of ACRCP research (GRDC Project FAR00002)

Thanks go to Dr Karanjeet Sandhu Andy Mckintosh Paul Lipscombe For their hard work and support with this research project

March ACRCP meeting 2015 (corrected to take account DNA confirmation)

Photo: Courtesy of Paul Lipscombe