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Integrated control techniques of rape white rust

Published: 2024-11-06 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/06, The pathogen of rape white rust is white rust, which is a common disease in rape and cruciferous vegetables in the Yangtze River valley, which is often associated with rape downy mildew on the same flower axis. Symptoms: all organs in the aboveground part of rape can be susceptible to disease during the whole growth period. There are small light green spots on the surface of the leaves, and then yellow.

The white rust pathogen of rape is white rust, which is a common disease on rape and cruciferous vegetables in the Yangtze River Basin. It often coexists with downy mildew of rape on the same flower axis. 1. Symptoms: All organs of rape in the whole growth period can be infected. Light green spots appear on the surface of leaves, then yellow round spots appear, white lacquer blisters appear on the back of leaves, and white powder is released after the blisters rupture. When the disease is severe, the leaves will wither and fall off. Young stems and pedicels swollen after suffering, curved into a "dragon head" shape, commonly known as "dragon head disease." The flower organ is damaged, the petals are deformed, expanded, green and leafy, and do not wither for a long time. The affected stems, branches, pedicels, flower organs and siliques can all grow oblong or short strip blisters and white mold layers. 2. Transmission route: ospores oversummer or overwinter in diseased plants, soil and seeds. 3. Pathogenesis rule: sporangia are produced on the disease spots, which are transmitted by wind and rain to cause reinfection. In winter, ospores or hyphae overwintered in the diseased plants, and in the following year, a large number of sporangia were produced in the diseased plants to spread again. 4. Control methods: ① Select disease-resistant varieties. Brassica juncea had the strongest resistance, followed by Brassica napus, and Brassica campestris was susceptible. There are many varieties of high resistance, can be selected according to local conditions. (2) selecting disease-free plants for seed reservation or seed treatment. (3) Cultivate for disease prevention. The disease prevention measures include rotation of paddy and upland crops or rotation with non-cruciferous crops, rational fertilization, sufficient basal fertilizer, heavy seedling fertilizer, removal of old and diseased leaves and "dragon head", deep groove and narrow ridge, prevention of waterlogging, etc. ④ Chemical control. Spray at 17~33 cm height or at the beginning of flowering, when there are more diseases on short stalk leaves. 600 - 800 times solution of 25% ridoxycycline wettable powder, 500 times solution of 80% phosphoethyl aluminum wettable powder, 1000 - 1500 times solution of 50% thiophanate wettable powder, 1000 times solution of 50% tuijunte wettable powder and 500 times solution of 65% manineb wettable powder are selected, spraying is started when the leaf disease plant rate is more than 10% at the initial flowering stage, spraying is carried out once every 7 days, spraying is carried out for 2 - 3 times, and spraying is carried out for 50 kilograms per mu each time.

 
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