A real-time PCR based assay as an alternative to a seedling assay to evaluate potential risk of Meloidogyne incognita
A real-time PCR based assay as an alternative to a seedling assay to evaluate potential risk of Meloidogyne incognita
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基于实时 PCR 的检测作为幼苗检测的替代方法,用于评估南方根结线虫的潜在风险
DOI:
10.3725/jjn.45.85
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发表时间:
2015
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通讯作者:
K. Toyota
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作者:
Yuki Koyama;C. Mihara;Y. Kobara;N. Momma;K. Toyota
Continuous cropping is frequently conducted in vegetable production in Japan and such cropping has relied on soil disinfection with synthetic chemicals to manage soil borne pathogens, nematodes and weeds. However, there are growing environmental concerns over the excessive use of synthetic chemicals. Therefore, alternative techniques not relying on synthetic chemicals, such as physical or biological soil disinfection, are attracting more and more attention. Among them, anaerobicity-mediated biological soil disinfection (ABSD) (Momma et al., 2013) using a low concentration of ethanol is becoming popular due to less of an environmental impact, lower labor cost and its effectiveness up to the subsurface soil layer (Uematsu et al., 2007). Whatever method is used, efficacy of soil disinfection on the target pests is important. The dilution plate method or the Baermann method have been used to evaluate the eff icacy of soil disinfection on bacteria (Ridge, 1976) and fungi (Warcup, 1976) or nematodes (Okada et al., 2004). There are, however, some disadvantages in these methods, e.g. the dilution plate method counts only culturable bacteria and fungi. A recent study reported that nematode counts with the Baermann method are quite variable and thus this method is not advisable for density-survey purposes (Den Nijs and Van den Berg, 2013). Indeed, the Baermann method has been often used to evaluate the efficacy of soil disinfection, but the results do not always match with the actual damage to crops in fields, that is, damage is sometimes seen in fields judged with no nematodes (Sato et al., 2011). Thus, a more reliable diagnostic method is needed. Ushio et al. (2010) reported a biological assay method using cucumber seedlings to predict the root rot of watermelon caused by a fungus Phomopsis sp. In their method, test soil is put in pots, A real-time PCR based assay as an alternative to a seedling assay to evaluate potential risk of Meloidogyne incognita
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作者:
K. Toyota;Tomoaki Shirakashi;E. Sato;S. Wada;Y. Min
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K. Toyota;Tomoaki Shirakashi;E. Sato;S. Wada;Y. Min