Botrytis cinerea (grey mould)

Latorre et al. 2012 · 254 nm

Mold spore (conidia) Water 254 nm Mold spore (conidia)

Test conditions & context

Type Mold spore (conidia)

Medium Water

Test wavelength 254 nm

Particle size 8000 nm

Author Latorre et al.

Year 2012

Konidien-Suspension (Beerenobst-Epiphyt-Isolat), Niederdruck-Hg 254 nm — wichtigster postharvest-Erreger bei Trauben, Erdbeeren, Heidelbeeren. Auf Frucht-/Blattoberflächen durch Schattenwurf deutlich höhere Dosis (Far-UVC 222 nm auf Agar nur ~3.5 mJ/cm2, Marquenie 2002 in PBS ~26 mJ/cm2).

UV-C dose–response (D-values)

A D-value is the UV-C dose (in mJ/cm²) needed for a given log-reduction. D90 = 90 % inactivation = 1-log; D99 = 99 % = 2-log; D99.9 = 99.9 % = 3-log, and so on. Values come from the cited study under its specific test conditions.

Reduction log Dose (mJ/cm²)

D90 90 % 1-log 40.2 mJ/cm²

Morphology & UV-C resistance

Morphology class Mold spore (conidia)

Große, dünnwandige Blastokonidien — mässige UV-Resistenz in Suspension; auf strukturierten Frucht- und Blattoberflächen erhöht Schattenwurf die nötige Dosis erheblich.

Primary source

Latorre et al. (2012). doi.org/10.4067/S0718-16202012000300007

Other studies for this species (1)

← UV-C germ database