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Evaluation of Solanaceous Species as Nonhost Trap Crops for Globodera pallida


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Figure 1:

Trial one mean percentage egg hatch two weeks after root exudate application.A) Percentage egg hatch for root exudates collected at four weeks of growth. B) Percentage egg hatch for root exudates collected at six weeks of growth. Standard error of the means is indicated by the bars. Different letters indicate significantly different means based on least squares means at α = 0.05.
Trial one mean percentage egg hatch two weeks after root exudate application.A) Percentage egg hatch for root exudates collected at four weeks of growth. B) Percentage egg hatch for root exudates collected at six weeks of growth. Standard error of the means is indicated by the bars. Different letters indicate significantly different means based on least squares means at α = 0.05.

Figure 2:

Trial two mean percentage egg hatch two weeks after root exudate application.A) Percentage egg hatch for root exudates collected at four weeks of growth. B) Percentage egg hatch for root exudates collected at six weeks of growth. Standard error of the means is indicated by the bars. Different letters indicate significantly different means based on least squares means at α = 0.05.
Trial two mean percentage egg hatch two weeks after root exudate application.A) Percentage egg hatch for root exudates collected at four weeks of growth. B) Percentage egg hatch for root exudates collected at six weeks of growth. Standard error of the means is indicated by the bars. Different letters indicate significantly different means based on least squares means at α = 0.05.

Trial one Globodera pallida progeny cysts, remaining encysted eggs recovered from cyst bags, viability of remaining encysted eggs, viable remaining encysted eggs, and determined host status for G. pallida. Data presented are means of six replicates. Significant differences are denoted by different letters in the columns based on least squares means at α = 0.05.

Species Progeny Cysts/Pot Remaining Encysted Eggs/Cyst Viability of Remaining Eggs/Cyst Viable Remaining Encysted Eggs/Cyst Host Status for Globodera pallida
Solanum aethiopicum 0 c 160.4 a 65.2% abc 81.9 a Nonhost
Solanum douglasii 0 c 135.8 a 62.4% abc 58.8 b Nonhost
Solanum macrocarpon 0 c 147.8 a 52.6% bc 46.7 bc Nonhost
Solanum quitoense 0 c 96.9 b 48.0% c 32.8 c Nonhost
Solanum retroflexum 0 c 91.2 b 61.5% abc 44.9 bc Nonhost
Bare Soil 0 c 158.4 a 73.7% a 89.1 a Nonhost
Solanum tuberosum ‘Desiree’ 369.7 a 77.9 bc 66.1% ab 43.9 bc Host
Solanum tuberosum ‘Russet Burbank’ 265.5 a 70.9 c 61.3% abc 33.8 c Host

Trial two Globodera pallida progeny cysts, remaining encysted eggs recovered from cyst bags, viability of remaining encysted eggs, viable remaining encysted eggs, and determined host status for G. pallida. Data presented are means of six replicates. Significant differences are denoted by different letters in the columns based on least squares means at α = 0.05.

Species Progeny Cysts Remaining Encysted Eggs/Cyst Viability of Remaining Eggs Viable Remaining Encysted Eggs Host Status for Globodera pallida
Solanum aethiopicum 0 b 147.5 a 61.2% 62.8 b Nonhost
Solanum douglasii 0 b 133.7 ab 70.0% 51.2 bcd Nonhost
Solanum macrocarpon 0 b 133.2 ab 55.3% 57.1 bc Nonhost
Solanum quitoense 0 b 108.9 b 59.9% 63.7 b Nonhost
Solanum retroflexum 0 b 77.7 c 65.5% 43.5 d Nonhost
Bare Soil 0 b 148.4 a 65.7% 93.7 a Nonhost
Solanum tuberosum ‘Desiree’ 57.2 a 81.1 c 63.7% 44.4 cd Host
Solanum tuberosum ‘Russet Burbank’ 64.8 a 80.3 c 64.9% 43.5 d Host
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