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RESUMO
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Acadêmicos do Curso Bacharelado em Agronomia do Instituto Federal Farroupilha (IFFAR), Campus
Júlio de Castilhos.
adotada é a eliminação de plantas tigüera, pois elas são fonte de inoculo da cigarrinha,
entre lavouras e safras de milho.
ABSTRACT
The corn leafhopper (Dalbulus maidis) is capable of transmitting two
pathogens that are similar to bacteria and cause disease in corn. One is pale stun,
which is caused by a spiroplasm, and the other is red stun, which is caused by a
phytoplasm. Pale stun is caused by the prokaryote called Spiroplasma kunkelii
Whitcomb (Corn Stunt Spyroplasma). Red Stunt: It is caused by the prokaryote
known by the common name phytoplasma (Maize bushy stunt phytoplasma). To
reduce the damage caused by stunting, sowing should be done, for example, at
times that ensure the good development of the plants in good photosanitary
conditions, avoiding sowing late in the harvest, and successive sowings of corn
and fallow must also be avoided. from two to three months without the presence
of corn plants, very common in pivot areas, and also altering the sowing time. In
areas with leafhopper infestation and stunting one of the most important
recommendations to be adopted is the elimination of tigüera plants, as they are a
source of inoculum for the leafhopper, between crops and corn crops.
Key words: Corn leafhopper, red stun, pale stun, corn, pathogens.
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