Proceedings 2012
In order to maintain a high and consistent scientific quality, the contributions for the Proceedings of the 15th International Conference on Organic Fruit-Growing were subjected to a reviewing process.
Reviewed Papers
This part contains papers of scientific quality which were subject of a full anonymous peer review process. Each contribution was sent to at least two reviewers with expertise in the relevant field of study. The editorial decision of acceptance of a paper in the Conference and in the part ―reviewed papers‖ of the Proceedings was done by the Conference Organisers based on the referees‘ reports.
Short contributions
This part of the Proceedings is reserved for smaller contributions. They were subject to an abbreviated reviewing process (only one reviewer, conclusions must not be based on trials over more years or locations).
Topics
Pome Fruit: Rootstocks and Varieties
Scab Control: Strategies for Direct Scab Control
Scab Control: Strategies to Reduce the Inoculum
Disease Control: Strategies for Sooty Blotch Control
Disease Control: Strategies for the Control of Storage Diseases
Disease Control: Strategies for the Control of Pear Rust
Application Technique in Organic Fruit Growing
Strategies for Codling Moth Control
Sustainability: Systems for the Further Development of Organic Fruit Growing
Sustainability: Improvement of Plant Growth by Compost and Microorganisms
Sustainability: Organic Fruit Growing and Nature Conservation
Strategies for Crop Load Regulation
Strategies for the Control of Fire Blight
Stone Fruit: Strategies for the Control of Cherry Fruit Fly
Stone Fruit: Strategies for the Control of Drosophila Suzukii
Stone Fruit: Strategies for the Control of Fruit damaging Tortricid Species
Stone Fruit: Variety Testing and Disease Control
Stone Fruit: Improving Production
Small Fruit: Varieties of Currants and Strawberries
Elderberry Production
Organic Nursery Production
Promotion of Beneficial Organisms
Quality of Organic and Integrated Apples
Content
Pome Fruit: Rootstocks, Varieties and Strategies for Breeding
Breeding apples to withstand infection pressureby fire blightand other diseases
I.O. Baumgartner, L.R. Leumann, J.E. Frey, M. Joos, R.T. Voegele and M. Kellerhals – Reviewed Paper
Evaluation of Polish scab-resistant apple cultivars in organic orchard
D. E. Kruczyńska, K. P. Rutkowski, A. Wawrzyńczak, H. Bryk – Short Contribution
Scab Control: Strategies for Direct Scab Control
Strategy to reduce the investment of copper for control of apple scab in organic apple growing
J. Zimmer, B. Benduhn, Dr. U. Mayr, Dr. S. Kunz, H. Rank – Reviewed Paper
Apple Scab: Experiences from 2009 to 2011 in Trentino
L. Mattedi, F. Forno, R. Maines and M. Varner – Reviewed Paper
Potassium bicarbonate: a conceivable alternative control measure towards scab on pome fruits
W. Van Hemelrijck, E. Croes and P. Creemers – Reviewed Paper
Armicarb®-a new bio-fungicide for use in organic and conventional fruit growing inEurope
R. Milling, J-P. Laffranque and M. Orpella – Short Contribution
Evaluation of products suitable for scab (Venturia inequalis(Cke.) Wint.) control inorganic fruit production and implementation of sea algae based product Alginure tothe IP scab control in Czech Republic
M. Bagar, V. Psota – Short Contribution
Scab Control: Strategies to Reduce the Inoculum
Efficacy of alternative substances to control apple scab by leaf litter treatment
F. Rüdiger, N. Nietsch, A. Kollar, B. Pfeiffer – Short Contribution
Strategic irrigation against apple scab (Venturia inaequalis)
M. Korsgaard – Short Contribution
Effect on abundance of important pome fruit pests and diseasesby mixing four apple varieties in one orchard
B. Benduhn, S. Brauer, C. Adolphi – Short Contribution
Differences in leaf litter, ascospore production and infection of pear scab(Venturia pirina) in Dutch organic orchards
B.G.H. Timmermans and P.J. Jansonius – Short Contribution
Application of Beetroot Vinasse –Influence on Foliage Decomposition and Ascospore Potential on Remaining Leaf Material
A. Bohr, S. Buchleither, S. Späth, U. Mayr – Short Contribution
Disease Control: Strategies for Sooty Blotch Control
Pest status of the sooty blotch and flyspeck complex in Asturian (NW Spain) apple orchards
M. Miñarro, M.D. Blázquez and E. Dapena – Reviewed Paper
Disease development of sooty blotch and its correlationto wetness hours
S. Buchleither, S. Späth, A. Bohr and U. Mayr – Reviewed Paper
Disease Control: Strategies for the Control of Storage Diseases
Efficacy evaluation of plant protection products for Alternariablotch (Alternaria spp) control in organic apple production
M. Kelderer, E.Lardschneider, N. Bellutti – Reviewed Paper
Penicillium decay on stored apple fruits after microbiological treatments
J. Kowalska, D. Remlein Starosta and J. Bocianowski – Short Contribution
Disease Control: Strategies for the Control of Pear Rust
Monitoring of pear rust (Gymnosporangium sabinae) in Austriaand implications for possible control strategies
M. Filipp, A. Spornbergerand B. Schildberger – Reviewed Paper
Application Technique in Organic Fruit Growing
Advantages from Canopy Related Spray Applicationin Organic Top Fruit Production
P. Triloff, G. Bäcker, S. Kleisinger – Reviewed Paper
Droplet size spectrum of overhead irrigation sprinklers used for targeted apple scabcontrol
M. Kelderer; A. Rainer, C. Casera and M. Thalheimer – Reviewed Paper
Strategies for Codling Moth Control
Residue decline behaviour of the natural insecticide spinosad on apples
S. Cavanna, M. Kelderer, A.Topp – Reviewed Paper
Limitation of Codling moth (Cydia pomonella)with different paraffin and plant oils
S. Caruso, C. Casera, M. Kelderer, S. Vergnani – Reviewed Paper
New species and new methods of application –a new chance for Trichogrammain Codling Moth Control?
J. Kienzle, O. Zimmermann, B. Wührer, P. Triloff ; J. Morhard; E. Landsgesell;C.P.W. Zebitz – Short Contribution
Natural regulation of codling moth populations in southern France
G. Libourel, P. Franck – Short Contribution
Side effect of preparations used in organic farming on Forficula auriculariaand Chrysoperla carnea
V. Falta, K. Holy, P. Nadenikova, J. Stara – Short Contribution
Effect of mixtures with other products on the efficacyof codling moth granulovirus (CpGV)
E. Fritsch; K. Undorf-Spahn; J. Kienzle; J. Huber and J. A. Jehle – Short Contribution
Use of nectar resources by Asocgaster quadridentataWESMAEL (Hymenoptera, Braconidae), an important egg-larval parasitoid of the codling moth: first evidencefrom laboratory studies
A.Herz, G. Eder, S. Feiertag and S. Wittlich – Short Contribution
Sustainability: Systems for the Further Development of Organic Fruit Growing
POSEIDON -a tool to support the orientation towards a sustainable improvement of organic fruit growing in participative working groups
J. Kienzle, P. Haug and N. Glocker – Reviewed Paper
Self evaluation for fruit growers: a cooperation project among growers, extension and research
E. Bravin, M. Blunschi – Short Contribution
Sustainability: Improvement of Plant Growth by Compost and Microorganisms
The influence of bioproducts on root growth andmycorrhizal occurrence in therhizosphere of strawberry plants cv. ̳Elsanta‘ under controlled conditions
L. Sas Paszt,B. Sumorok, E. Malusà, E. Derkowskaand S. Głuszek – Short Contribution
Effect of composts based on brown coal on the growth of roots of strawberry plantscv. ̳Elsanta‘ and their colonization by arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi
L. Sas Paszt,E. Derkowska, B. Sumorok, E. Malusà,W. Stępienand S. Głuszek – Short Contribution
Effect of bioproducts on root growth and the occurrence of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungiin the rhizosphere of strawberry plants cv. ̳Elsanta‘ and ̳Elkat‘ in field conditions
L. Sas Paszt,E. Derkowska, B. Sumorok, E. Rozpara , E. Malusà, S. Głuszek – Short Contribution
The collection of beneficial soil microorganisms held in the SYMBIO BANK
L. Sas Paszt,B. Sumorok, E. Derkowska, P. Trzciński, A. Bogumił, A. Harbuzov, S. Głuszekand E. Malusà – Short Contribution
Effect of brown coal-based composts produced with the use of white rot fungi on the growth and yield of strawberry plants
W. Stępien, E. Malusà , L. Sas Paszt, G. Renzi, J. Ciesielska – Short Contribution
Impact of supplementary plant preparations and organic fertilizers on yield of organic strawberries cv. ̳Elkat‘ and ̳Symphony‘
S. Boček, H. Sasková, J. Mokričková, L. Dokoupil, P. Salaš – Short Contribution
Sustainability: Organic Fruit Growing and Nature Conservation
Bird protection in the State Research Station for fruit growing Heuchlingen
P.Epp – Short Contribution
Strategies for Crop Load Regulation
Successful blossom thinning and crop regulation for organic apple growing with potassium-bi-carbonate (Armicarb®): Results of field experiments over 3 years with 11 cultivars
F.P. Weibel, B. Lemcke, U. Monzelio, I. Giordano B. Kloss – Reviewed Paper
Comparison of different crop regulation methods for organically grown apples(cultivar ̳Pinova‘ and ̳Elstar‘)
S. Sinatsch, B. Pfeiffer, T. Schult , J. Zimmer, L. Brockamp, B. Benduhn – Reviewed Paper
Crop regulation on different apple cultivars with transpiration inhibitors
M. Kelderer, E. Lardschneider, A. Rainer – Reviewed Paper
Strategies for the Control of Fire Blight
Photo-Optical, Non-Invasive Detection of the Fire Blight Pathogen E. amylovora
A. Hummrich and R.T. Voegele – Reviewed Paper
Summary of an eight year research project on fire blight control
S. Kunz, A. Schmitt, P. Haug – Reviewed Paper
Cultivar Testing, Pathogenesis and Quantitative Distinction of Live and Dead Cells of E. amylovora
M. Joos, A. Rehfus, A. Rex, S. Buck, R.T. Voegele – Reviewed Paper
Stone Fruit: Strategies for the Control of Cherry Fruit Fly
Field trials on adulticide bait (spintor-fly®) to control the cherry fruit fly inEmilia-Romagna (North Italy) in 2010 and 2011
MG. Tommasiniand S. Caruso – Reviewed Paper
Promisingfield and semi field results forcherry fruit fly control using neem
E. Böckmann, E. Hummel,H. Vogt – Reviewed Paper
Controlling cherry fruit fly under organic farming in France: Hopes and despairs
F. Warlop, E. Filleron – Reviewed Paper
Stone Fruit: Strategies for the Control of Drosophila Suzukii
Drosophila suzukii (Matsumura), a revolution for soft fruits in Trentino
A.Grassi, M.Pallaoro – Reviewed Paper
Stone Fruit: Strategies for the Control of Fruit damaging Tortricid Species
Madex Twin, a new Cydia PomonellaGranulovirus Isolate for the Control of both Codling Moth Cydia Pomonellaand Oriental Fruit Moth Grapholita Molesta
D. Zingg, I. Kraaz, H.Wandeler, M. Züger – Reviewed Paper
Regulation of plum moth (Cydia funebrana) with Cydia pomonella granulovirus(CpGV) in organic plum orchards – first results
T. Schult , J. Zimmer , B. Pfeiffer , G. Schmückle-Tränkle – Reviewed Paper
Artificial hideouts for control of fruit moths: Persistence of the entomopathogenic fungi Metarhizium anisopliaeand Isaria fumosoroseaunder semi-field condition
D. Stephan – Short Contribution
Stone Fruit: Variety Testing and Disease Control
Assessment of disease susceptibility and fruit quality of 28 peach cultivars
C-E. Parveaud, C. Gomez, G. Libourel, F. Warlop, V. Mercier – Reviewed Paper
Apricot susceptibility to blossom brown rot (Moniliniaspp.) and leaf rust (Tranzscheliaspp.) under low-input production system
C-E. Parveaud, J-M. Broquaire, V. Mercier, C. Gomez, L. Brun, G. Clauzel, A. Guillermin, J-M. Audergon – Short Contribution
Compatibility of apricot cultivars with rootstocks Krymsk-1 and Krymsk-2
A. Skřivanová, R. Vávra, H. Drahošová, B. Krška, I. Ondrášek – Short Contribution
Control of brown rot blossom blight (Monilinia laxa) on apricots –preliminary results
V. Psota, M. Bagar, P. Ackermann and M. Schovánek – Short Contribution
Responses of apricot genotypes to brown fruit rot (Monilinia spp.) to artificial and natural infections
R. Vávra, H. Drahošová, A. Skřivanová, L. Odstrčilová, B. Krška, I. Ondrášek – Short Contribution
New results from testing of different Sour cherry cultivars
B. Pfeiffer, H. Rank, G. Schmückle-Tränkle – Short Contribution
The usefulness of stone fruit species and cultivars for organic fruit production in Poland
E. Rozpara, A. Głowacka – Short Contribution
Stone Fruit: Improving Production
The impact of flower and fruit thinning methods on yield, diseases and fruit quality ofsweet cherries (Prunus avium) under organic growing conditions
A. Spornberger, D. Buvac, L. Leder, K. Böck, S. Ostojic, J. Telfser, A. Hajagos, G. Vegvary, H. Keppel and P. Modl – Reviewed Paper
Improving Organic Production of Plums (Prunus domestica) in Austria
A. Spornberger, M. Filipp, C. Freiding, K. Waltl – Short Contribution
Small Fruit: Varieties of Currants and Strawberries
Black and red currant cultivars for organic production
H. Lindhard Pedersenand L. Andersen – Reviewed Paper
Breeding of resistant strawberry cultivars for organic fruit production –Diallel crossing strategies and resistance tests for Botrytis cinerea and Xanthomonas fragariae
M. Bestfleisch, M. Höfer, K. Richter, M.-V. Hanke, E. Schulte, A. Peil – Reviewed Paper
Studies on Biodiversity of Fragaria vesca L.
L. Wutzky, K. Olbricht, P. Scheewe, A. Ludwig, D. Ulrich – Short Contribution
The assessment of allergenicity risk of selected strawberry cultivars
M. Jasińska-Stroschein, J. Owczarek, P. Szcześniak, K. Rutkowski, J. Markowski, A. Miszczak and D. Orszulak-Michalak – Short Contribution
Small Fruit: Strategies for the Control of Pests and Diseases in Strawberries
Dispersal of Aureobasidium pullulans by pollinating insects to control Botrytisinfectionin strawberries
A.Weiß, S.Weißhaupt, M.Hinze, P.Leistra, S.Kunz – Reviewed Paper
Anthonomus rubi(Strawberry blossom weevil):Covering as a control possibility inthe late strawberry cultivar Malwinain the first year
C. Steen, K. Dillmann, R. Ortlieb – Short Contribution
Influence of antagonistic micro-organisms on the growth of strawberry plants in the presence of Verticillium dahliaeand Phytophthora cactorum
I.L. Bisutti, J. Pelz and D. Stephan – Short Contribution
Etiology of the corymb wilting of Elderberry and its control in organic production
Dr. H.-J. Krauthausen, I. Toups, G. Hörner, B. Benduhn, J. Zimmer, T. Schult – Short Contribution
Effect of some organic fertilizers and amendments on the quality of maiden trees of two apple cultivars
Z.S. Grzyb, P. Bielicki, W. Piotrowski, L. Sas Paszt and E. Malusà – Short Contribution
Promotion of Beneficial Organisms
Earwig Management Tool: a practical software application to predict and optimize the development of earwig populations in pip fruit orchards
T. Belien, R. Moerkens, H. Leirs, G. Peusens – Short Contribution
Quality of Organic and Integrated Apples
Quality of organic and integrated ̳Topaz‘ apples growing in selected orchards in Poland
K. P. Rutkowski, A. Matulska, J. Markowski, A. Miszczak, M. Mieszczakowska-Frąc, A. Wawrzyńczak, D. E. Kruczyńska, W. Popińska – Short Contribution