The control effect of fludioxonil combined with Bacillus amyloliquefaciens X-119 on grape gray mold
In order to explore the feasibility of chemical fungicides combined with Bacillus amylolique-faciens X-119 strain to control grape gray mold,the chemical fungicides with good antibacterial effect were screened by plate test and combined with Ba. amyloliquefaciens X-119 strain to determine the con-trol effect of different volume ratios on grape gray mold. The optimal combination was obtained by ob-serving and screening the mycelial morphology,sporulation,nuclear production ability and the expres-sion level of major facilitator superfamily (MFS) related regulatory genes. The results showed that the mixture of fludioxonil and Ba. amyloliquefaciens X-119 at a volume ratio of 8:2 had the best antibacte-rial effect on Botrytis cinerea H259 and H261 strains. The toxicity ratios were 1.77 and 1.73,respective-ly,and the control effects were 90.91% and 72.33%,respectively. The control effects on detached fruit were 83.06% and 65.48%,and the control effect in greenhouse was 76.72% and 76.24%,and the control efficacy of compound agent was higher than that of single agent. The mixture of fludioxonil and Ba. am-yloliquefaciens X-119 strain hindered the normal growth of mycelia and significantly reduced the sporu-lation ability and nuclear production ability of Bo.cinerea. The results of real-time fluorescence quantita-tive PCR showed that the expression levels of cell membrane transporter-related regulatory genes BCIN_09g00960,BCIN_03g02340 and BCIN_09g00210 were significantly down-regulated after the treatment with Bo. cinerea. The results showed that the combination of fludioxonil and Ba. amylolique-faciens X-119 strain showed promising prevention and control efficacy. In production,the mixture of fludioxonil and Ba. amyloliquefaciens X-119 strain at a volume ratio of 8:2 could be used for the pre-vention and control of grape gray mold.
grape gray moldBacillus amyloliquefaciensfludioxonilcompoundvirulence determinationmechanism of action