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Epidemiology/Épidémiologie

Prevalence of Fusarium species causing head blight of spring wheat, barley and oat in Ontario during 2001–2017

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Pages 392-402 | Accepted 07 Feb 2019, Published online: 29 Mar 2019

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Table 1. Prevalence and severity of Fusarium head blight (FHB) on spring wheat (2001–2017), barley (2005–2017) and oat (2008–2017) in Ontario and number of Fusarium species recovered from infected kernels collected from the surveyed fields.

Table 2. Fusarium species recovered from infected kernels of wheat, barley and oat collected from surveyed fields in Ontario during 2001–2017.

Fig. 1 Frequency of the five most common Fusarium spp. isolated from putatively infected kernels collected from commercial fields of spring wheat (2001–2017), barley (2005–2017) and oat (2008–2017) in Ontario. *FHB epidemic year.

Fig. 1 Frequency of the five most common Fusarium spp. isolated from putatively infected kernels collected from commercial fields of spring wheat (2001–2017), barley (2005–2017) and oat (2008–2017) in Ontario. *FHB epidemic year.

Fig. 2 Comparative frequencies of the five most common Fusarium spp. isolated from putatively infected kernels of wheat and barley in Fusarium head blight (FHB) non-epidemic and FHB epidemic years in Ontario during 2001–2017.

Fig. 2 Comparative frequencies of the five most common Fusarium spp. isolated from putatively infected kernels of wheat and barley in Fusarium head blight (FHB) non-epidemic and FHB epidemic years in Ontario during 2001–2017.

Fig. 3 The difference in daily temperature, precipitation and number of rain days (>1.0 mm day−1) in June and July between Fusarium head blight (FHB) non-epidemic and FHB epidemic years in Ontario during 2001–2017. Data were collected by Environment Canada weather stations in Guelph, Peterborough, Toronto, Kemptville and Ottawa.

Fig. 3 The difference in daily temperature, precipitation and number of rain days (>1.0 mm day−1) in June and July between Fusarium head blight (FHB) non-epidemic and FHB epidemic years in Ontario during 2001–2017. Data were collected by Environment Canada weather stations in Guelph, Peterborough, Toronto, Kemptville and Ottawa.

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