Powdery Mildew in California Strawberries Mark Bolda & Steven Koike UC Cooperative Extension.

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Powdery Mildew in California Strawberries Mark Bolda & Steven Koike UC Cooperative Extension

Powdery mildew on leaves first occurs as irregular, white, fluffy patches. Photo Steven Koike, UCCE

Not all “mildew” is mildew! Greenhouse whitefly eggs and waxy deposits outside.

As the mildew continues to develop, leaves will start to curl up. Photo Steven Koike, UCCE

Powdery mildew can cause underlying leaf tissue to turn red to purple. Photo Steven Koike, UCCE

Immature fruit colonized by powdery mildew can ripen unevenly and support extensive mycelial growth. Photo Steven Koike, UCCE

More powdery mildew infects immature fruit, which later ripen and can be covered with fungal growth.

Causal organism Podosphaera aphanis (previously named Sphaerotheca macularis f. sp. fragariae). Podosphaera aphanis has a narrow host range and ONLY infects cultivated and wild strawberry species.

Spores of P. aphanis are barrel shaped, whitish to clear, and form distinctive chains Photo Steven Koike, UCCE

Powdery mildew Like most mildews, fungus grows outside of the host. Asexual spores called conidia are mostly formed, but P. aphanis also forms sexual ascospores which form inside of tiny brown spherical structures called chasmothecia.

Chasmothecia of powdery mildew. Photo credit: David Gadoury, Cornell University

Role of ascospores in California strawberries Very rare. Have not yet seen a chasmothecium in California.

Source of powdery mildew in California strawberries. Established plants such as volunteer strawberry and second year strawberry. Nursery plants. Possibility of ascospores serving a role.

Conditions amenable to powdery mildew development. 50 o - 70 o F and 75% relative humidity. Free moisture (rain and accumulated fog) as inhibiting growth of mildew. Even worse in strawberries under structures: Absence of free moisture, lowered UV and elevated humidity.

2015 Mildew Trial Pristine-Switch-Pristine- Switch-Pristine-Switch Pristine-Switch-Pristine- Fracture 24 fl oz- Pristine-Fracture 24 fl oz Pristine-Fracture 24 fl oz-Pristine-Fracture- Pristine – Switch Pristine-Fracture 24 fl oz-Pristine-Switch- Pristine-Fracture 24 fl oz

2015 Powdery mildew trial (cont’d) Vivando 10.3 fl oz Vivando 15.4 fl oz Procure-Quintec-Pristine-Procure-Quintec- Pristine Procure-Quintec-Fracture-Procure-Quintec- Fracture Procure-Quintec-Fracture 18.3 fl oz Procure- Quintec-Fracture 18.3 fl oz

2015 Powdery mildew trial (cont’d) Ph-D Ph-D + 3 lb Captan Pristine-Switch-Pristine-Fracture 18.3 fl oz-Pristine-Fracture 18.3 fl oz Procure-Fracture 18.3 fl oz- Pristine-Fracture 18.3 fl oz- Quintec-Pristine Pristine-Fracture 18.3 fl oz-Pristine-Fracture 18.3 fl oz- Pristine-Switch Pristine-Fracture 18.3 fl oz-Pristine-Switch-Pristine-Fracture 18.3 fl oz Procure-Fracture 24 -Pristine-Fracture 24-Quintec-Pristine

2015 Powdery mildew trial (cont’d) Quadris Top Elevate 1.5 lb Pyriofenone 4 & 5 fl oz Switch OSO 5% OSO 5% alt w Pristine Merivon

2015 Powdery mildew trial (cont’d) Fontelis 16 fl oz Fontelis 24 fl oz Untreated check

July 13August 14 1Treatment NameMean 2Pristine-Switch-Pristine- Switch-Pristine-Switch4.85a4.88a-f 3 Pristine-Switch-Pristine- Fracture 24-Pristine-Fracture ab2.35d-h 4 Pristine-Switch-Pristine-Fracture 18.3-Pristine-Fracture c3.27c-g 5Pristine-Fracture Pristine-Fracture 18.3-Pristine-Switch2.58abc3.34c-g 6Pristine-Fracture 24-Pristine-Fracture-Pristine - Switch0.61c2.33e-h 7Pristine-Fracture 24-Pristine-Switch-Pristine-Fracture abc3.74b-g 8Vivando 10.3 fl oz0.63c0.20hi 9Vivando 15.4 fl oz2.49abc2.41d-h 10Procure-Quintec-Pristine-Procure-Quintec-Pristine3.63ab6.11a-d 11 Procure-Quintec-Fracture-Procure-Quintec-Fracture3.94ab3.42c-g 12Procure-Quintec-Fracture a8.06ab 13Procure-Fracture 24 -Pristine-Fracture 24-Quintec-Pristine2.96abc7.46abc 14Ph-D4.27a4.88a-f 15Ph-D + 3 lb Captan2.48abc4.32a-g 16Procure-Fracture Pristine-Fracture Quintec-Pristine2.14abc6.00a-e 17Procure-Fracture 18.3-Pristine-Switch-Pristine-Fracture abc4.13a-g 18Quadris Top1.24bc1.42ghi 19Elevate 1.5 lb3.26ab6.45abc 20Pyriofenone 5 fl1.95abc3.41c-g 21Switch2.70abc1.90f-i 22OSO 5%3.37ab5.48a-e 23OSO 5% alt w Pristine3.45ab6.23abc 24Untreated control4.60a8.51a 25Merivon0.61c0.00i 26Fontelis 16 fl oz2.33abc4.79a-f 27Fontelis 24 fl oz2.54abc1.31ghi 28Pyriofenone 4 fl5.23a7.40abc

Recommendations for growers

ProductActive IngredientMode of ActionFungicide grouping (FRAC)* MerivonFluxapyroxad + pyraclostrobin Complex II in fungal respiration + Quinone outside inhibitor TorinocyflufenamidunknownU6 Micronized Sulfur** sulfurMulti-site inorganicM2 PristineBoscalid + pyraclostrobinComplex II in fungal respiration + Quinone outside inhibitor AboundAzoxystrobinQuinone outside inhibitor 11 QuintecquinoxyfenG-proteins in early cell signaling (proposed) 13 Rally 40 Wmyclobutanildemethylation inhibitor3 Procuretriflumizoledemethylation inhibitor3 M-Pede**Potassium salts of fatty acidssoapNC