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Julius-Kühn-Archiv | 2018

Sensortechnik zur Optimierung der Anwendung vonPflanzenschutzmittel im Obstbau – Marktfähigkeit oder Forschungsbedarf?

Verena Overbeck; Jonas Huhs; Jens-Karl Wegener; Tanja Pelzer

Recent studies on endophytic Kosakonia radicincitans DSM 16656T demonstrated a wide plant growth-promoting activity. The application of this Gram-negative bacterium as a biofertilizer is limited due to the lack of adequate formulation that protects the cells during drying and storage and supports plant colonization. Here we set out to elucidate the compatible solutes accumulation influence of K. radicincitans triggered by osmotic stress on its capacity as an endophyte in radish plants. We found that physiological modifications by osmotic stress treatments and accumulation of compatible solutes during cultivation, improve the capability of K. radicincitans formulated in dry beads to colonize and to promote radish growth. Thus, pre-conditioning of cells with NaCl 4% and by adding compatible solutes such as hydroxyectoine during cultivation induced a positive effect on relative gene expression response, enhancing significantly the ability to colonize plant tissue up to 10 fold. Additionally, when this osmolyte was added, either dry matter of tuber or leaves increased by 3 % and 13.59 %, respectively in comparison to beads without the bacterium. These first results indicate that a systematic approach to cultivation and formulation may increase the endophytic capacity of this bacterium.


Julius-Kühn-Archiv | 2018

Assistenzsystem zur teilflächenspezifischen Applikation von Pflanzenschutzmitteln

Jan-Philip Pohl; Dieter von Hörsten; Jens-Karl Wegener; Burkhard Golla; Isabella Karpinski; Sandra Rajmis; Christoph Sinn; Henning Nordmeyer; Christina Wellhausen; Benno Kleinhenz; Marco Herrmann; Hilmar Dunekacke; Asmus Matthiesen; Frank von Bargen; Daniel Jahncke; Dirk Feise; Manfred Röhrig; Reinhard Sander

Recent studies on endophytic Kosakonia radicincitans DSM 16656T demonstrated a wide plant growth-promoting activity. The application of this Gram-negative bacterium as a biofertilizer is limited due to the lack of adequate formulation that protects the cells during drying and storage and supports plant colonization. Here we set out to elucidate the compatible solutes accumulation influence of K. radicincitans triggered by osmotic stress on its capacity as an endophyte in radish plants. We found that physiological modifications by osmotic stress treatments and accumulation of compatible solutes during cultivation, improve the capability of K. radicincitans formulated in dry beads to colonize and to promote radish growth. Thus, pre-conditioning of cells with NaCl 4% and by adding compatible solutes such as hydroxyectoine during cultivation induced a positive effect on relative gene expression response, enhancing significantly the ability to colonize plant tissue up to 10 fold. Additionally, when this osmolyte was added, either dry matter of tuber or leaves increased by 3 % and 13.59 %, respectively in comparison to beads without the bacterium. These first results indicate that a systematic approach to cultivation and formulation may increase the endophytic capacity of this bacterium.


Julius-Kühn-Archiv | 2018

Neue Wege beim Anwenderschutz: Einsatz geschlossener Befüllsysteme zur Risikominimierung

Eckhard Immenroth; Jan-Philip Pohl; Dirk Rautmann; Dieter von Hörsten; Jens-Karl Wegener

Recent studies on endophytic Kosakonia radicincitans DSM 16656T demonstrated a wide plant growth-promoting activity. The application of this Gram-negative bacterium as a biofertilizer is limited due to the lack of adequate formulation that protects the cells during drying and storage and supports plant colonization. Here we set out to elucidate the compatible solutes accumulation influence of K. radicincitans triggered by osmotic stress on its capacity as an endophyte in radish plants. We found that physiological modifications by osmotic stress treatments and accumulation of compatible solutes during cultivation, improve the capability of K. radicincitans formulated in dry beads to colonize and to promote radish growth. Thus, pre-conditioning of cells with NaCl 4% and by adding compatible solutes such as hydroxyectoine during cultivation induced a positive effect on relative gene expression response, enhancing significantly the ability to colonize plant tissue up to 10 fold. Additionally, when this osmolyte was added, either dry matter of tuber or leaves increased by 3 % and 13.59 %, respectively in comparison to beads without the bacterium. These first results indicate that a systematic approach to cultivation and formulation may increase the endophytic capacity of this bacterium.


Julius-Kühn-Archiv | 2018

Entwicklung einer innovativen Technologie zur Beizung von Getreidesaatgut ohne Wirkstoffabrieb

Christoph Kämpfer; Dieter von Hörsten; Jens-Karl Wegener

Recent studies on endophytic Kosakonia radicincitans DSM 16656T demonstrated a wide plant growth-promoting activity. The application of this Gram-negative bacterium as a biofertilizer is limited due to the lack of adequate formulation that protects the cells during drying and storage and supports plant colonization. Here we set out to elucidate the compatible solutes accumulation influence of K. radicincitans triggered by osmotic stress on its capacity as an endophyte in radish plants. We found that physiological modifications by osmotic stress treatments and accumulation of compatible solutes during cultivation, improve the capability of K. radicincitans formulated in dry beads to colonize and to promote radish growth. Thus, pre-conditioning of cells with NaCl 4% and by adding compatible solutes such as hydroxyectoine during cultivation induced a positive effect on relative gene expression response, enhancing significantly the ability to colonize plant tissue up to 10 fold. Additionally, when this osmolyte was added, either dry matter of tuber or leaves increased by 3 % and 13.59 %, respectively in comparison to beads without the bacterium. These first results indicate that a systematic approach to cultivation and formulation may increase the endophytic capacity of this bacterium.


Advances in Animal Biosciences | 2017

Crop Production of the future – possible with a new approach?

Lisa-Marie Urso; Jens-Karl Wegener; D. von Hörsten; Till-Fabian Minßen; Cord-Christian Gaus

A view into future requires maybe a new approach of current arable production systems. So far crop production systems have been adapted to the machinery available on the market. New technological progresses in the range of precision and digital farming show the possibilities meeting the requirements of plants even more small-spatial and efficiently. Especially small autonomous machinery may offer opportunities achieving sustainable intensification in crop farming. Different crop productions and cultivation systems have to be devised, analyzed and assessed in this context.


Julius-Kühn-Archiv | 2016

Möglichkeiten der Pflanzenschutzmitteleinsparung durch Nichtbehandlung der Fahrgassen

Dieter von Hörsten; Hans-Jürgen Osteroth; Jens-Karl Wegener

Die Daten der Vergleichsbetriebe stellen den Status quo im Pflanzenschutz in Deutschland dar. Der Behandlungsindex in Mohre und Frischkohl betrug im Durchschnitt der Jahre (2007-2014) bei 6,2 bzw. 9,2. Mohren wurden vorrangig mit Herbiziden und Frischkohl mit Insektiziden behandelt. Unter dem Aspekt des Pflanzenschutzes und zur Reduktion der Behandlungsintensitat mit Insektiziden kann Abbildung 1: Behandlungsindex der Herbizide (Herbizid-BI) in Abhangigkeit der Vorfrucht in den Vergleichsbetrieben fur Mohre, 2007-2014, in Deutschland, ungleiche Buchstaben symbolisieren signifikante Unterschiede (p<0,05), nBlattfrucht=58, nGemuse=28, nHalmfruchte=115 208 72. ALVA-Tagung, Seminarhotel Wesenufer, 2017 der Fruhkohlanbau empfohlen werden. Im Kohl- und Mohrenanbau konnen Halmvorfruchte Schadlingsbefall vorbeugen. Die Mittelaufwandmengen wurden vorrangig bei Herbizidanwendungen reduziert In beiden Kulturen wurden Abweichungen vom notwendigen Mas verzeichnet. Die Pflanzenschutzberatung sowie die regelmasige Durchfuhrung von Bonituren konnen Pflanzenschutzmittelanwendungen dem notwendigen Mas naher bringen und die Umsetzung des IPS in der Praxis verbessern. Fur die Ausschopfung nichtchemischer Masnahmen sind Praxisdemonstrationen und der intensive Austausch zwischen Wissenschaft und Praxis notig, genauso wie Forschungsforderung zur Entwicklung neuer und Optimierung bestehender integrierter Verfahren und neuer Wirkstoffe. Vorbildhaft wird der IPS von den Demonstrationsbetrieben u. a. in den Kulturen Mohre und Weiskohl, seit 2014 umgesetzt. Die Betriebe werden individuell und intensiv betraten, um Pflanzenschutzmittelanwendungen auf das notwendige Mas zu beschranken. Hierfur werden Bonituren unter Nutzung von Schadschwellen, Warndiensthinweisen und Monitoringverfahren durchgefuhrt.


Julius-Kühn-Archiv | 2016

Präzise Applikation von Pflanzenschutzmitteln mittels Sensortechnik im Erwerbsobstbau

Verena Overbeck; Jonas Huhs; Tanja Pelzer; Jens-Karl Wegener

Die Daten der Vergleichsbetriebe stellen den Status quo im Pflanzenschutz in Deutschland dar. Der Behandlungsindex in Mohre und Frischkohl betrug im Durchschnitt der Jahre (2007-2014) bei 6,2 bzw. 9,2. Mohren wurden vorrangig mit Herbiziden und Frischkohl mit Insektiziden behandelt. Unter dem Aspekt des Pflanzenschutzes und zur Reduktion der Behandlungsintensitat mit Insektiziden kann Abbildung 1: Behandlungsindex der Herbizide (Herbizid-BI) in Abhangigkeit der Vorfrucht in den Vergleichsbetrieben fur Mohre, 2007-2014, in Deutschland, ungleiche Buchstaben symbolisieren signifikante Unterschiede (p<0,05), nBlattfrucht=58, nGemuse=28, nHalmfruchte=115 208 72. ALVA-Tagung, Seminarhotel Wesenufer, 2017 der Fruhkohlanbau empfohlen werden. Im Kohl- und Mohrenanbau konnen Halmvorfruchte Schadlingsbefall vorbeugen. Die Mittelaufwandmengen wurden vorrangig bei Herbizidanwendungen reduziert In beiden Kulturen wurden Abweichungen vom notwendigen Mas verzeichnet. Die Pflanzenschutzberatung sowie die regelmasige Durchfuhrung von Bonituren konnen Pflanzenschutzmittelanwendungen dem notwendigen Mas naher bringen und die Umsetzung des IPS in der Praxis verbessern. Fur die Ausschopfung nichtchemischer Masnahmen sind Praxisdemonstrationen und der intensive Austausch zwischen Wissenschaft und Praxis notig, genauso wie Forschungsforderung zur Entwicklung neuer und Optimierung bestehender integrierter Verfahren und neuer Wirkstoffe. Vorbildhaft wird der IPS von den Demonstrationsbetrieben u. a. in den Kulturen Mohre und Weiskohl, seit 2014 umgesetzt. Die Betriebe werden individuell und intensiv betraten, um Pflanzenschutzmittelanwendungen auf das notwendige Mas zu beschranken. Hierfur werden Bonituren unter Nutzung von Schadschwellen, Warndiensthinweisen und Monitoringverfahren durchgefuhrt.


9th Young Scientists Meeting 2016, 9th – 11th November in Quedlinburg - Abstracts - | 2016

Crop Production of the future – possible without a rethinking?

Lisa-Marie Urso; Till-Fabian Minßen; Cord-Christian Gaus; Jens-Karl Wegener; Dieter von Hörsten

Ryegrass (Lolium spec.) is the most important cool-season forage crop in temperate regions. Though, the seed production is considerably affected by several fungal and bacterial obligate biotrophic pathogens. The overall purpose of this study is directed to developing ryegrass cultivars with multiple pathogen resistance and agronomic adaption to Germany’s agricultural conditions. This aim shall be achieved by combining genes for resistances to stem rust, crown rust and bacterial wilt. The pyramidisation shall be accomplished by the use of specific molecular markers which will be derived by bulked segregant analysis combined with next generation sequencing based massive analysis of cDNA ends (MACE) transcriptome profiling. RNA was isolated from bulks of infected and noninfected leaf segments from susceptible and resistant genotypes of various fullsibling mapping populations (n ≥ 200) and their respective parental lines for every investigated pathogen. After MACE was performed, bioinformatic analysis detects SNPs and transcripts that were exclusively expressed in the resistant bulk. Thus, 30 molecular markers were genetically mapped to a 50.8 cM spanning region surrounding the stem rust resistance locus LpPg1. The development of this high efficient molecular selection tool marks MACE as a fast and reliable method that detects polymorphisms for genetic mapping of candidate genes and obtains to be the method of choice for investigating the molecular and genetic base of resistances to stem rust, crown rust and bacterial wilt.The current production systems in arable farming have reached their limits. Sizes of machinery are continuously increasing. Compaction and limits on the road are the consequences. Productionrelated restrictions like nitrogen pressure and development of resistances against plant protection products are further problems. Last but not least, the sociopolitical acceptance of crop production is questioned in public opinion. Due to these circumstances the question arises if the system of crop farming which has been adapted to the machinery available on the market is the right strategy for the future. Why not going the other way round and decide what a plant production system has to look like to be at an optimum and then decide what kind of machinery is needed to cultivate? Following this idea the plants must be in the focus.


Julius-Kühn-Archiv | 2015

Testing of weed seeking systems for spray trains - development of a test procedure

Jens-Karl Wegener; Dirk Rautmann; Béla Pályi; Alfréd László

Introduction G&G is a Hungarian company working as a service provider within the field of vegetation control on railroad tracks. Due to the fact that organic matters can reduce the necessary elasticity of the track installation, weed control is an important issue for the safety of railroad traffic in general. For this reason weed growth in the roadbed and alongside has to be controlled continuously, whereat due to the total size of the railroad network the application of herbicides is the only procedure being economically in our days. From an environmental and also economical point of view the spraying should only take place if weeds really exist within the target area. If not, spraying should be interrupted in order to avoid the disposal of herbicides and to safe them. For this reason G&G has developed a precision spraying system for weed control on railroad tracks, consisting of weed detection and mapping unit as well as a controllable spraying device being able to apply herbicides on nine different segments separately within the target area (Fig. 1). Therefore a project has been initiated with the aim to establish methodologies to determine the quality of the weed detection and mapping system as well as the quality of the precision spraying device related to the target area. The objectives of the project was to determine the • sensitivity and accuracy of the weed detection system with different speeds of the spray train,


Journal für Kulturpflanzen | 2015

Application of the Zürich-methodology for risk assessment concerning the inspection of pesticide application equipment in use according to article 8 (3) of Directive 2009/128/EC at the example of Germany

Jens-Karl Wegener; Dirk Rautmann; Andreas Herbst; Tanja Pelzer

Article 8 of Directive 2009/128/EC (Sustainable UseDirective) demands a risk assessment for human healthand the environment in order to apply different time tables and inspection intervals in selected cases for the inspection of pesticide application equipment (PAE) in use or make exemptions from inspection within the member states of EU 27. The experts of the SPISE (Standardised Procedure for the Inspection of Sprayers in Europe) Technical Working Group agreed on their meeting in March 2015 to use the Zurich-methodology as an appropriate instrument to implement the demanded risk assessment in a harmonized manner within the EU 27. The article explains the Zurich-methodology, illustrates its requirements and demonstrates the application of this method at the example of a risk assessment in case of Germany. Furthermore, it shows of what questions still have to be discussed in future by the expert in order to come up with a common and harmonized procedure being applicable for all member states of EU 27.

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