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Further acquisition on the response of a large number of olive cultivars to infections caused by Xylella fastidiosa subsp. pauca, ST53 Donato Boscia CNR, Istituto per la Protezione Sostenibile delle Piante, Bari (IT)

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Further acquisition on the response of a large number of olive cultivars to infections caused by Xylella fastidiosasubsp. pauca, ST53

Donato BosciaCNR, Istituto per la Protezione

Sostenibile delle Piante, Bari (IT)

OGLIAROLA LECCINO

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Screening of olive cultivars for Xf pauca ST53

1) Fied surveys in the heavly infected area to evaluate cultivars in commercial plots & search for asymptomatic trees

• Data have been collected on Coratina, Frantoio, Kalamata, Fs17, Leccino and Cellina/Ogliarola

Limited to the cultivars already grown in the area

Symptoms scoring qPCR for indirect quantification of the population size

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Screening of olive cultivars for Xf pauca ST53

2) Evaluation of an high n. of cultivars in experimental plots

• Xf-free trees planted in areas with high pressure of inoculum

3) Evaluation of an high n. of cultivars in GH testing

• Potted plants subjected to needle-inoculation

Incidence and progression of the infections Symptoms scoring

Evaluation of systemic infections Symptoms scoring

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SEVERE SYMPTOMS

KALAMATA and CORATINA

OGLIAROLA AND CELLINA (Confirmation)

ATTENUATED SYMPTOMS

FRANTOIO

VERY MILD SYMPTOMS

LECCINO (Confirmation)

FS17

DATA COLLECTED FROM COMMERCIAL PLOTS

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SEVERE SYMPTOMS

OGLIAROLA AND CELLINA

DATA COLLECTED FROM COMMERCIAL PLOTS

BACTERIAL POPULATION SIZE

22.72

24.48

20.8Cq values on the total DNA recovered from • Leaves• Young shoot (semi-hardwood)• Mature cutting

Cq = approx 10^6 – 10^7 cfu/ml

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SEVERE SYMPTOMS

CORATINA AND KALAMATA

DATA COLLECTED FROM COMMERCIAL PLOTS

BACTERIAL POPULATION SIZE

27,66

27.08

25,09

Cq = approx 10^5 – 10^6 cfu/ml

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DATA COLLECTED FROM COMMERCIAL PLOTS

BACTERIAL POPULATION SIZE

ATTENUATED SYMPTOMS

FRANTOIO 30,09

31,83

27,53

Cq = approx 10^3 – 10^4 cfu/ml

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DATA COLLECTED FROM COMMERCIAL PLOTS

BACTERIAL POPULATION SIZE

MILD SYMPTOMS

FS17 35,34

30,87

30,23

Cq = approx 10^3 cfu/ml

Most of the leaf samples testing negative

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OGLIAROLA VS FS17

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DATA COLLECTED IN THE EXPERIMENTAL PLOTS

CURRENTLY 2 PLOTS HAVE >3 YEARS OF OBSERVATIONS

8 cultivars - EFSA 2015 19 cultivars – POnTE 2016

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PLOT 1: «EFSA» (2015)

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Coratina Leccino Arbosana Koroneiki Arbequina Cima di Melfi Frantoio Cellina di Nardò

year 2015 year 2016 year 2018 Year 2019

% infections from 2015 up to now

Lowest incidence of the infections in Leccino, although after 4 years >50%

None of the other cultivars showed similar low incidence

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PLOT 1: «EFSA» (2015)

• % of symptomatic plants in relation to the infected plants

• Score severity of the dessiccation

1,4

0,5

1,72.6

1,81,6

1,2

3

LeccinoCoratina Arbosana Koroneiki Arbequina Cima di Mel. Frantoio Cellina di Nardò

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Arbequina

SEVERITY 1.8

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Arbosana

SEVERITY 1.7

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Koroneiki

Koroneiki

SEVERITY 2.6

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PLOT 2: «PONTE» (2016)

% infections after 3years Some cultivars showed low infection rates as Leccino

% In

fect

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PLOT 2: «PONTE» (2016)

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year 2016 year 2017 year 2018 year 2019

% infections after 4 years, drastically increased

Leccino ≈20%, only 5 cv < 50%

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PLOT 2: «PONTE» Cultivars with low rate of symptomatic trees

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symptomatic trees Infected trees

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1.9

2,1

2.42.2

2 1,75

1,1

1,38

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0,4

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2,25

1,83 0,5

0,6

Symptom scores >1,5 Like Frantoio ≈1 <1

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Leccino and Maiatica no symptoms

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Simone

SEVERITY2.2

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Termite

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Bitetto

SEVERITY 0.3

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Toscanina

SEVERITY 0.1

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Maiatica

SEVERITY 0.0

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DATA COLLECTED FROM THE GREENHOUSE TESTS

Major limitations- For some selection only

few plants get systemically infected, i.e difficult to make assessment

- Conditions in GH are not always suitable for promoting appearance of symptoms

- While it is possible to identify those susceptible , it is challenging to interpret the results on asymptomatic plants

Currently we have more than 100 cultivars under testing, but so far for very few we can draw some conclusive assessment

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EXAMPLE OF SYMPTOMS DEVELOPEMENT IN GH

Hojiblanca

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EXAMPLE OF SYMPTOMS DEVELOPEMENT IN GH

PicholinePicual

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EXAMPLE OF SISTEMICALLY INFECTED PLANTS WITH NO SYMPTOMS

MoraioloArbequina

! Field results different Tolerant?

- None of the 27 cultivars exposed in field conditions to 3/4 years of natural inoculum pressure were found to be immune

- Some cvs show promising characters of resistance/ tolerance, however none of them perform betterthan the benchmark of the tests (leccino)

CONCLUSIONS- Field surveys confirmed the previous observations and provided new evidences of susceptibilities

The team

• Saponari M, Altamura G, Abou Kubaa R, Saldarelli P, ZiccaS, Boscia D, La Notte P, Specchia F

CNR – Institute for Sustainable Plant Protection

• Palmisano F, Silletti MR, Pollastro P

CRSFA «Basile Caramia», Locorotondo (BA)

• Roseti V, Montilon V, Manco L

DiSSPA – University of Bari