中国农业科学 ›› 2015, Vol. 48 ›› Issue (3): 479-487.doi: 10.3864/j.issn.0578-1752.2015.03.08

• 植物保护 • 上一篇    下一篇

苹果褐斑病在山东半岛中部的周年流行动态

董向丽,高月娥,李保华,雍道敬,王彩霞,李桂舫,李宝笃   

  1. 青岛农业大学农学与植物保护学院/山东省植物病虫害综合防控重点实验室,山东青岛 266109
  • 收稿日期:2014-07-25 出版日期:2015-01-31 发布日期:2015-01-31
  • 通讯作者: 李保华,E-mail:Baohuali@qau.edu.cn
  • 作者简介:董向丽,E-mail:xldong@qau.edu.cn
  • 基金资助:
    国家现代农业产业技术体系建设专项(CARS-28)、山东省泰山学者建设工程专项

Epidemic Dynamics of Apple Marssonina Leaf Blotch over Whole Growth Season in the Central Area of Shandong Peninsula

DONG Xiang-li, GAO Yue-e, LI Bao-hua, YONG Dao-jing, WANG Cai-xia, LI Gui-fang, LI Bao-du   

  1. College of Agronomy and Plant Protection, Qingdao Agricultural University/Key Lab of Integrated Crop Pest Management of Shandong Province, Qingdao 266109, Shandong
  • Received:2014-07-25 Online:2015-01-31 Published:2015-01-31

摘要: 【目的】褐斑病是中国苹果叶部的重要病害,主要导致苹果树早期大量落叶。研究旨在明确褐斑病的周年发生动态,确定病害的关键防治时期,为病害的流行预测和防控提供参考。【方法】2009和2010年3—7月份,每隔15 d自山东莱阳和青岛两地的苹果园内定期采集落地病叶,随机挑取病叶正面的子实体,镜检已形成拟分生孢子和子囊孢子的子实体,依据拟分生孢子盘和子囊盘在子实体中所占百分率,分析越冬病菌的发育动态。2008—2010年6—10月份,在山东莱阳和青岛的果园内,每隔15 d定树定枝系统调查同一批枝条上所有叶片的发病率和落叶率,将系统调查数据拟合逻辑斯蒂模型,获得能描述褐斑病发病动态的模型参数。2010和2012年9—11月份,每隔10 d从苹果树上随机摘取具有典型症状的苹果褐斑病叶,切取分生孢子盘,镜检分生孢子盘上小型孢子和分生孢子各占的比率,根据小型孢子在分生孢子盘上所占的相对比率的变化,分析褐斑病菌的发育动态。【结果】苹果褐斑病菌在越冬病叶上能产生拟分生孢子和子囊孢子两种类型的孢子。拟分生孢子于3月初至6月底形成,高峰期出现在5月中旬。自苹果树萌芽期开始,拟分生孢子就可以随雨水溅散传播,侵染树体下部叶片。拟分生孢子侵染的叶片,大部分于6月底之前脱落,对褐斑病后期流行作用不大。子囊孢子于5月中旬至6月底成熟,可以随气流传播侵染树体上部叶片,是导致苹果褐斑病后期流行的主要初侵染菌源。子囊孢子侵染的叶片自7月上中旬开始发病,初侵染形成的病叶率低于2%。7月份,初侵染病斑大量产孢,并进行再侵染,病原菌不断积累,7月底病叶率可增长至5%左右。8月份,初侵染病斑和再侵染病斑大量发病,并产孢侵染,导致病叶率迅速增加。8月下旬褐斑病发病达高峰期,12 d后形成落叶高峰。6—9月份苹果褐斑病的累积病叶率和累积落叶率随时间的变化动态可用逻辑斯蒂模型描述。进入9月份,褐斑病菌开始产生小型孢子(性孢子),小型孢子在分生孢子盘上所占比率呈直线增长。10月份褐斑病菌逐渐停止产生分生孢子,进入越冬预备期。【结论】苹果褐斑病在山东半岛中部的周年流行动态可划分为4个阶段:自苹果萌芽至6月底为褐斑病菌的初侵染期。其中5月下旬到6月底是子囊孢子的初侵染期,也是全年防治褐斑病的第1个关键时期。7月份为褐斑病的指数增长期,也是全年防治褐斑病的第2个关键时期。8—9月份是褐斑病的逻辑斯蒂增长期,也是褐斑病的盛发期。10月份褐斑病菌进入越冬预备期。

关键词: 苹果褐斑病, 子囊孢子侵染期, 指数增长期, 逻辑斯蒂期, 性孢子发育期

Abstract: 【Objective】 Marssonina leaf blotch is a main disease of apple leaf in China, which causes severe defoliation of apple tree in early growth season. The objective of this study is to understand the epidemics of Marssonina leaf blotch in whole apple growth season and provide data or information for prediction and management of the disease. 【Method】 From March to July during 2009 and 2010, apple leaves with Marssonina leaf blotch lesions were randomly picked every 15 days from ground of two apple orchards in Laiyang and Qingdao, Shandong Province. Fruiting bodies of the fungus were cut out from lesions on the upper side of sampled leaves and examined for asco-spores and pseudo-conidia under a microscope. Development dynamic of primary infection inoculum on overwintered diseased leaves was analyzed base on the percentage data of apothecium and pseudo-acervulus. From June to October during 2008, 2009 and 2010, incidences of diseased and defoliated leaf on the same shoots were surveyed every 15 days in orchards located in Laiyang and Qingdao. The incidence data were used to fit logistic models and model parameters were calculated to describe the epidemic dynamics of the disease. From September to November during 2010 and 2012, apple leaves with typical Marssonina leaf blotch lesions were sampled every 10 days. Acervula were cut out from the lesions and examined under a microscope for the small type spore and the conidia. Percentages of the small type spore relative to conidia were used for analyzing formation dynamics of the small type spores. 【Result】 Diplocarpon mali produced asco-spores and pseudo-conidia on overwintered disease leaves. Pseudo-conidia were produced from early March to the end of June with peak in middle of May. Pseudo-conidia were mainly dispersed with rain splashing water and mainly infected leaves on the bottom of the trees form the beginning of apple leaf growth. The infected leaves by pseudo-conidia often defoliated before the end of June and had little influence over other leaves on late onset. Asco-spores matured from middle of May to the end of June, discharged in rain and dispersed with airflow. Asco-spores chiefly infected leaves of main parts in apple tree and the infected leaves provided inoculum for the epidemic of the disease in late growing season. The primary infected leaves by D. mali on main part of apple trees began to show symptoms from early or middle of July. Diseased leaves accounted for approximately 2% of all the leaves at the beginning of disease development. In July, the primary infected leaves began to show symptoms and sporulation, and the infected new health leaves. The infected leaves showed symptom continuously in July and incidence of diseased leaves rose up to 5% at the end of the month. In August, most of the infected leaves in early season showed symptom, produced a large amount conidia and infected healthy leaves, resulted in rapid increase of disease leaves. The disease development reached its’ peak on late August and 12 days later the diseased leaves were defoliated. Dynamics of the disease epidemic and defoliation from June to September can be well described by two logistic models. From the beginning of September, the pathogen began to produce a small kind of spore, which was consider as sexual spore, and relative proportion of the small type spore on acervulus were increased in linear style with time elapse. In October, the pathogen gradually stopped to produce conidia, the only infection spores in growing season, on lesions and prepared for overwintering. 【Conclusion】 Epidemics of apple Marssonina leaf blotch in the central area of Shandong peninsula can be divided into four periods: From apple leaves growth to the end of June is the primary infection stage, and infection by asco-spores is mainly from late May to the end of June; July is the exponential growth stage of the disease; August and September are the logistics growth stage of the disease; October and November are period for the pathogen to prepare for overwintering. The asco-spores infection stage and exponential growth stage of the disease are key period to control the disease epidemics with fungicides.

Key words: apple Marssonina leaf blotch, asco-spores infection stage, exponential growth stage, logistics growth stage, development of sexual spores