Warm Water Treatments against Codling Moth Larvae in Cherries

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Warm Water Treatments against Codling Moth Larvae in Cherries. Efficacy Trials. Review. Summer 2001. Recent. Summer 2002. Problem:. How to standardize the different types of water baths to allow for comparisons. Lethal Times. Based on heating block exposures Equivalent times - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Warm Water Warm Water Treatments Treatments

against Codling against Codling Moth Larvae in Moth Larvae in

CherriesCherries

Efficacy Efficacy TrialsTrials

ReviewReview

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Problem:Problem:

How to standardize the How to standardize the different types of different types of

water baths to allow water baths to allow for comparisons.for comparisons.

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Lethal TimesLethal Times• Based on heating block Based on heating block

exposuresexposures• Equivalent timesEquivalent times• Standardized to 48°CStandardized to 48°C

Variables used for Variables used for calculationscalculations

• Bath temperaturesBath temperatures• Fruit temperatures at Fruit temperatures at

time time tt• Accumulative Accumulative

measurementsmeasurements

Calculating Calculating Lethal TimesLethal Times

LTLT = = 10 10 -(T(t)-T-(T(t)-Trefref)/z)/ztt00

where where TTrefref = bath temperature = bath temperature and and zz = 4 = 4

Standardize treatment Standardize treatment temperatures to 48°C temperatures to 48°C

by:by:

Corr. LT= LT/10Corr. LT= LT/10((TTrefref-48°)-48°)

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Lethal TimesLethal Times::

Comparisons Comparisons across studiesacross studies

Lethal Times Lethal Times based based on the equivalenton the equivalent time on Heating time on Heating Block set at 48°C.Block set at 48°C.

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Treatment Treatment EquivalentsEquivalents

•48°C, 20 min48°C, 20 min•50°C, 5 min50°C, 5 min•52°C, 2 min52°C, 2 min•54°C, 1 min54°C, 1 min

Future needs:Future needs:

Standardizing Standardizing treatment treatment

parametersparameters

Treatment ParametersTreatment Parameters• LoadLoadTotal amountTotal amountAmount per unitAmount per unitFluid capacityFluid capacityConductivityConductivity

Treatment ParametersTreatment Parameterscont.cont.

• Starting temperatureStarting temperature• Target temperatureTarget temperature• Holding timeHolding timeIn original containerIn original containerIn separate baths In separate baths

ProblemsProblems• Uniformity--how much variability Uniformity--how much variability

is acceptableis acceptable• Duplication (replication)Duplication (replication)• Fruit circulation (design)Fruit circulation (design)• Parts for improvementParts for improvement• Lost larvaeLost larvae

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Water Temp.Start: 34.8°CEnd: 55.2°C

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Water Temp.Start: 51.0°CEnd: 52.3°C

How Quarantine How Quarantine Treatments Are Treatments Are

Accepted by Accepted by MAFF-JapanMAFF-Japan

Minimum RequirementsMinimum Requirements**• Least susceptible stageLeast susceptible stage• Demonstration with 30,000 Demonstration with 30,000 • Phytotoxicity testsPhytotoxicity tests• Safety and residue issuesSafety and residue issues• One cultivarOne cultivar• More tests for other cultivars More tests for other cultivars

* Based on MeBr treatments* Based on MeBr treatments

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