Sclerotinia biological protection
Scleriva centres on Coniothyrium minitans CON/M/91-08 and the persistent soil reservoir behind Sclerotinia disease. Sclerotia are survival structures that can carry infection risk between crops. This fungal biological approach focuses on those structures, making the condition of the soil and the history of susceptible crops central to its role.
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Sclerotia maintain a reservoir of Sclerotinia in soil between susceptible crops. Focusing on this reservoir connects current soil health with the risk of disease in the crop sequence.
C. minitans interacts with Sclerotinia survival structures. CON/M/91-08 provides a defined strain identity for this biological relationship and its soil-disease-management role.
Lettuce, susceptible fruiting vegetables, soybean and snap beans provide relevant crop settings. Disease history and the succession of susceptible crops help describe the importance of the soil reservoir.
CON/M/91-08 identifies a strain of Coniothyrium minitans associated with Sclerotinia soil management. Its biological interaction with fungal survival structures provides the scientific basis for focusing on the persistent source of infection.
CON/M/91-08 is documented in water-dispersible-granule formulations. The organism, its biological activity and the physical properties of the granule are distinct elements of the technical composition and quality description.
Public technical records describe the biological identity, target and application context. Each record retains its own strain, formulation and market scope.
DOCUMENTED APPLICATION
The specimen label uses suppression for lettuce, tomato, pepper and snap beans against S. sclerotiorum and/or S. minor, and for soybean against S. sclerotiorum.
TECHNICAL SCOPE
Establishes the Canadian crop and target scope for CON/M/91-08, with suppression as the stated outcome.
DOCUMENTED APPLICATION
The United States reference describes reduction/control of S. sclerotiorum and S. minor in soil and lists cucumber among susceptible crop uses.
TECHNICAL SCOPE
Provides a United States cucumber context for the soil reduction/control role of CON/M/91-08.
The Canadian CON/M/91-08 label covers suppression of S. sclerotiorum and/or S. minor in lettuce, tomato, pepper and snap beans, and suppression of S. sclerotiorum in soybean. The United States label includes cucumber under reduction/control of the two Sclerotinia species in soil.
Lettuce · Pepper · Cucumber · Soybean
CON/M/91-08 · US WG label: reduction of soil inoculum of S. sclerotiorum and S. minor; a preventive soil role.
Tomato · Common bean
CON/M/91-08 · Canada WG label: suppression of Sclerotinia disease; bean scope concerns snap beans.
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The CON/M/91-08 designation identifies the biological component throughout the technical record. Identity and traceability connect the material with its formulation description, batch history and corresponding quality documentation.
Biological activity characterises the living fungal component relevant to the interaction with Sclerotinia. Microbiological purity and formulation consistency describe additional quality attributes of the same material.
Granule quality describes the physical consistency of the formulation. Stability information records the maintenance of relevant physical and biological properties over product life, connecting the formulation description with its continuing quality.
Yes. Its declared fungal identity, Coniothyrium minitans CON/M/91-08, is linked to Sclerotinia sclerotia in the cited records. This is a specific biological role rather than a broad claim against all soil-borne diseases.
No. The Canadian record uses suppression for the listed crop combinations. The United States record describes reduction/control in soil; the corresponding crop and market context remains part of each statement.
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