Effect of cultural association on banana or cocoa diseases severity and epidemiological understanding
Banana and cocoa are cultivated in various types of production systems in monoculture or associated together. Their production is impacted by biotic factors such as diseases affecting leaves or fruits controlled by frequent applications of fungicides. Biodiversified crop system could reduce impacts of biotic factors. Little knowledge exists on the effect of the production system on the severity of major airborne diseases of these crops (black Sigatoka for bananas and Moniliophthora pod rot for cocoa). Cultural association may modify the inoculum pressure and/or the conditions for fungal infection and/or dispersal. The effect of the cultural association between banana and cocoa on the severity of the 2 major diseases of these crops was studied through an epidemiological survey on 20 banana or cocoa plots cultivated in monoculture or associated between them in two localities with environmental contrasting (Turrialba and Limon, in Costa Rica). The severity of banana black Sigatoka and the incidence of cocoa disease were measured from September 2022 to January 2023. For the banana, we demonstrated a significant effect of the association which could be explained by a change in several epidemiological parameters (later incubation duration, slower symptom development speed, and lower sporulation capacities). This effect was related to a decrease in temperature within the associated plots. For cocoa, the disease incidence was low, and no significant effect of the association was observed. Thus, this study demonstrated for the first time the positive effect of the association between cocoa and banana on diseases severity. This new knowledge would be useful to design an innovative cropping system for bananas.
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dig-cirad-fr-6058422024-02-07T13:54:11Z http://agritrop.cirad.fr/605842/ http://agritrop.cirad.fr/605842/ Effect of cultural association on banana or cocoa diseases severity and epidemiological understanding. LeGuennic S., Chanut A., Marie P., Corrales Eduardo, Leandro Munoz Mariela Eugenia, Abadie Catherine. 2024. In : VIII Scientific Wallace Conference - Proceedings. Casanoves F. (ed.), Mercado L. (ed.), Argüello M. (ed.), Abadie C. (ed.), Benegas L. (ed.), Cerda R. (ed.), Imbach P. (ed.), Madrigal R. (ed.), Martínez-Salinas A. (ed.), Muschler R. (ed.), Sepúlveda C. (ed.), Vílchez S. (ed.). CATIE. Turrialba : CATIE, p. 55. (Serie Divulgativa, 24) ISBN 978-9977-57-795-1 Scientific Wallace Conference, Transforming Food Systems in LAC. 8, Turrialba, Costa Rica, 31 Mai 2023/2 Juin 2023.https://repositorio.catie.ac.cr/handle/11554/5175 <https://repositorio.catie.ac.cr/handle/11554/5175> Effect of cultural association on banana or cocoa diseases severity and epidemiological understanding LeGuennic, S. Chanut, A. Marie, P. Corrales, Eduardo Leandro Munoz, Mariela Eugenia Abadie, Catherine eng 2024 CATIE VIII Scientific Wallace Conference - Proceedings Banana and cocoa are cultivated in various types of production systems in monoculture or associated together. Their production is impacted by biotic factors such as diseases affecting leaves or fruits controlled by frequent applications of fungicides. Biodiversified crop system could reduce impacts of biotic factors. Little knowledge exists on the effect of the production system on the severity of major airborne diseases of these crops (black Sigatoka for bananas and Moniliophthora pod rot for cocoa). Cultural association may modify the inoculum pressure and/or the conditions for fungal infection and/or dispersal. The effect of the cultural association between banana and cocoa on the severity of the 2 major diseases of these crops was studied through an epidemiological survey on 20 banana or cocoa plots cultivated in monoculture or associated between them in two localities with environmental contrasting (Turrialba and Limon, in Costa Rica). The severity of banana black Sigatoka and the incidence of cocoa disease were measured from September 2022 to January 2023. For the banana, we demonstrated a significant effect of the association which could be explained by a change in several epidemiological parameters (later incubation duration, slower symptom development speed, and lower sporulation capacities). This effect was related to a decrease in temperature within the associated plots. For cocoa, the disease incidence was low, and no significant effect of the association was observed. Thus, this study demonstrated for the first time the positive effect of the association between cocoa and banana on diseases severity. This new knowledge would be useful to design an innovative cropping system for bananas. conference_item info:eu-repo/semantics/conferenceObject Conference info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion http://agritrop.cirad.fr/605842/7/ID605842.pdf text Cirad license info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess https://agritrop.cirad.fr/mention_legale.html https://repositorio.catie.ac.cr/handle/11554/5175 info:eu-repo/semantics/altIdentifier/purl/https://repositorio.catie.ac.cr/handle/11554/5175 |
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Banana and cocoa are cultivated in various types of production systems in monoculture or associated together. Their production is impacted by biotic factors such as diseases affecting leaves or fruits controlled by frequent applications of fungicides. Biodiversified crop system could reduce impacts of biotic factors. Little knowledge exists on the effect of the production system on the severity of major airborne diseases of these crops (black Sigatoka for bananas and Moniliophthora pod rot for cocoa). Cultural association may modify the inoculum pressure and/or the conditions for fungal infection and/or dispersal. The effect of the cultural association between banana and cocoa on the severity of the 2 major diseases of these crops was studied through an epidemiological survey on 20 banana or cocoa plots cultivated in monoculture or associated between them in two localities with environmental contrasting (Turrialba and Limon, in Costa Rica). The severity of banana black Sigatoka and the incidence of cocoa disease were measured from September 2022 to January 2023. For the banana, we demonstrated a significant effect of the association which could be explained by a change in several epidemiological parameters (later incubation duration, slower symptom development speed, and lower sporulation capacities). This effect was related to a decrease in temperature within the associated plots. For cocoa, the disease incidence was low, and no significant effect of the association was observed. Thus, this study demonstrated for the first time the positive effect of the association between cocoa and banana on diseases severity. This new knowledge would be useful to design an innovative cropping system for bananas. |
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