Strawberry red core (Phytophthora fragariae) in soil

Test Code
MC00008
£296.00
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Strawberry red core (<em>Phytophthora fragariae</em>) in soil
  • Method Used
    Soil bait test and TaqMan® PCR assay.
  • Parameters tested
    Fungal
  • Accreditation
    No
  • Standard Turnaround Time
    20 working days

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This test for Strawberry Red Core (Phytophthora fragariae) in soil allows for the detection of the disease in the ground before planting.

Plants infected become stunted with less growth and smaller fruit. The causal pathogen is able to stay within contaminated soil for long periods of time.

Cultivated raspberries and strawberries are especially susceptible to red core. This fungus-like pathogen infects strawberries, causing root rots and a characteristic reddening of the steles. The pathogen can be introduced with infected planting stock or contaminated equipment.


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More Information

Phytophthora diseases can be very damaging to many plants and a particular problem in ornamental horticulture. There are in excess of 100 different species of Phytophthora, and whilst the host range will vary between species, most are capable of attacking a wide range of plants.


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Detail Specification

Standard Turnaround Time

20 working days

Parameters tested

Fungal

Method Used

Soil bait test and TaqMan® PCR assay.

Accreditation

No

Supported Sample Types

Soil - 1Kg

Department

Plant Health

Type of Test

Fungal

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