Trial Report: Slicing Cucumber Variety Evaluation Fall 2014

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Trial Report: Slicing Cucumber Variety Evaluation Fall 2014 Conducted by: Timothy Coolong, PhD Department of Horticulture University of Georgia 2360 Rainwater Road Tifton, GA 31793 Methods Location: Tifton, GA Planting Date: 15 Aug 2014. Transplants were approximately 11 days old. Plant Spacing: 6 centers plastic mulch, 8 in row spacing (10,890 per acre population) Plot size: 16 plants per plot with 4 foot alleys between adjacent plots Plastic mulch: White, TIF plastic Fumigation: Pic Chlor 60 applied in July when plastic was laid Fertility: 1000 lbs/acre 10 10 10 preplant and 7 0 7 weekly at 12 lbs N/acre per week starting 1 week after planting. Total for the season was 172 lbs N/acre. Herbicide: Between rows Dual II Magnum + Curbit (Sonalan) + Valor + Round Up Pest Control: Weekly fungicide sprays according to UGA recommendations (+ copper) Venom and Coragen applied during growth. Bees: 3 honeybee hives located approximately 500 feet from planting. Pollenizer: Poinsett 76 utilized between plots (2 per plot) plant as a pollinizer. Stand Count conducted: 13 Oct 2014 Harvest dates: 10, 12, 15, 18, 22, 24 Sept. 2014 and 2 Oct 2014. Fruit picked on the 24 Sept. harvest were poorly shaped. All fruit were removed on 26 Sept. and plants were harvested again on 2 Oct. Nearly all culls appeared curved/misshapen regardless of variety. Fruit graded into superselect, select, and cull counted and weighed. Length to width ratio, color, and uniformity were recorded for the second and third harvests and averaged for each variety. Shape was recorded for the second, third, fifth and sixth harvest and averaged for each variety. Downy Mildew was rated on 16 Oct. 2014. Plants had few if any symptoms during harvest, but after the last harvest fungicide programs were terminated and disease symptoms were quickly observed and documented. Climate conditions: Hot and dry Appendix A.

Table 1. Entries included in the Spring 2014 trial. US Agriseeds Emerald Seed Seminis Syngenta Co. USACX10429 Laser Impact Diomede USACX10428 Darlington Superior Dasher II Cobra SV8592CS SV4220CS SV4719CS SV3462CS Plots from Fall Cucumber Trial Results There were four varieties that were closely grouped for highest total yield, though statistically these were no significant differences in total yield among the top 8 yielding varieties. It should be noted if the trial had been terminated after the 24 Sept. Harvest the results would have been slightly different. A significant (approx. 1/3) portion of total yield occurred on the last harvest data 2 Oct. 2014. As noted in the methods section the harvest on 24 Sept. was low with many fruit being misshapen and culled. After all misshapen (immature and mature) fruit were pulled on 26 Sept. new fruit were set, resulting in an exceptionally large harvest of plots on 2 Oct. Please see Figure 1 for the proportion of total fruit which were harvested on 2 Oct (40 Days after Transplant [DAT]). Nonetheless, while total yields were much greater in the fall relative yields amongst varieties were similar to those in the spring trial. There were also differences in Downy Mildew symptoms as illustrated in Table 4.

Table 2. Yields measurements for cucumber grown in Tifton, Fall 2014. Total Marketable Yield z,y Super Select Select Cull Variety Boxes/acre (%) SV8592CS 2410 a 920 abc 1490 a 27.8 a SV3462CS 2400 a 930 abc 1470 a 22.2 abc Dasher II 2390 a 980 ab 1410 ab 25.8 abc USACX10428 2360 a 1040 a 1320 abc 18.4 bc SV4220CS 2320 ab 1030 a 1290 abc 22.3 abc SV4719CS 2180 abc 820 a d 1370 abc 25.1 abc Impact 2080 abc 860 a d 1220 abc 22.9 abc Cobra 2070 abc 1000 a 1070 bc 18.0 c Superior 1860 bc 830 a d 1030 c 22.1 abc USACX10429 1790 c 690 cd 1100 bc 25.5 abc Diomede 1780 c 730 bcd 1050 bc 28.4 a Darlington 1740 c 660 d 1070 bc 19.6 bc Laser 1710 c 650 d 1060 bc 26.3 ab z Due to rounding and accounting for significant digits, total yield may not be the exact summation of Super Select and Select yields. y Yield calculated in 24 count boxes per acre. x Shape calculated on a 1 9 scale with 1 = perfectly straight and ideal, 5 = market average, 9 = curved, completely unmarketable. Shape based on entire harvest.

Table 3. Quality measurements for cucumber grown in Tifton, Fall 2014. Shape z Uniformity y Length:Width x Color w Variety (1 9 scale) Superior 4.2 a 3.6 a 4.0 a 4.2 a Impact 4.3 a 4.0 ab 4.1 a 3.8 a Cobra 4.4 a 4.0 ab 3.8 a 3.8 a SV3462CS 4.6 ab 4.0 ab 3.6 a 4.3 a USACX10428 4.6 ab 3.6 a 3.8 a 4.8 a SV4220CS 4.8 ab 4.0 ab 3.7 a 4.2 a Diomede 4.9 bc 4.0 ab 4.1 a 4.8 a SV8592CS 5.1 abc 5.2 b 3.8 a 5.0 a SV4719CS 5.2 abc 4.9 ab 3.7 a 4.0 a Dasher II 5.4 bc 4.9 ab 3.7 a 4.9 a Laser 5.4 bc 4.8 ab 4.2 a 4.5 a USACX10429 5.5 bc 4.4 ab 3.8 a 4.1 a Darlington 6.0 c 4.4 ab 4.0 a 4.8 a z Shape calculated on a 1 9 scale with 1 = perfectly straight and ideal, 5 = market average, 9 = curved, completely unmarketable. Shape based on entire harvest. y Uniformity on a 1 9 scale with 1=highly uniform, 5 = average, 9= high variability x Length to width ratio of fruit w Color on a 1 9 scale with 1= deep dark green, 5 = average medium green, 9 = pale green, poor color for market Table 4. Downy mildew ratings for cucumber grown in Tifton, Fall 2014. Downy Mildew z Variety (0 100 scale) SV4220CS 31 a SV8592CS 33 a SV4719CS 34 ab SV3462CS 35 abc Cobra 38 abcd Impact 41 bcde USACX10428 43 cde USACX10429 45 de Dasher II 46 de Laser 46 de Darlington 46 de Superior 49 e Diomede 49 e zdowny Mildew Rated on a 1 100 scale with 0 = no evidence of Downy Mildew and 100 = complete coverage of all leaves with symptoms of Downy Mildew

2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0 Total Yield Boxes Per Acre (24 ct) Cobra Darlington Dasher II Diomede Impact Laser Superior SV3462CS SV4220CS SV4719CS SV8592CS USACX10428 USACX10429 Fig 1. Cucumber Total Yield Proportion by Harvest 26 DAT 28 DAT 31 DAT 34 DAT 38 DAT 40 DAT 40 DAT

Cobra Darlington Dasher II Diomede Impact Laser Superior SV3462CS SV4220CS SV4719CS SV8592CS USACX10428 USACX10429 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 0 Figr. 2. Cucumber Total Yield by Harvest 26 DAT 28 DAT 31 DAT 34 DAT 38 DAT 40 DAT 40 DAT Total Yield Boxes Per Acre (24 ct)

Cucumber Varieties Tested

Appendix A: Weather conditions for Tifton, GA research site. Date Max Temp. Min. Temp. Rainfall (in.) Aug 15, 2014 93.2 69.4 0.00 Aug 16, 2014 93.7 69.1 0.00 Aug 17, 2014 94.8 72.3 0.00 Aug 18, 2014 91.2 71.1 0.23 Aug 19, 2014 89.8 71.6 0.12 Aug 20, 2014 92.7 70.2 0.16 Aug 21, 2014 95.7 70.2 0.00 Aug 22, 2014 96.1 69.6 0.00 Aug 23, 2014 97.5 74.5 0.00 Aug 24, 2014 92.1 73.2 0.00 Aug 25, 2014 87.8 70.2 0.00 Aug 26, 2014 89.6 68.4 0.00 Aug 27, 2014 90.1 65.1 0.00 Aug 28, 2014 92.8 66.2 0.00 Aug 29, 2014 95.2 67.8 0.00 Aug 30, 2014 93.0 74.5 0.28 Aug 31, 2014 93.6 72.0 0.19 Sep 1, 2014 94.5 72.0 0.00 Sep 2, 2014 94.3 72.1 0.83 Sep 3, 2014 90.9 69.8 1.32 Sep 4, 2014 91.4 70.2 0.01 Sep 5, 2014 90.9 72.3 0.00 Sep 6, 2014 86.7 72.1 0.02 Sep 7, 2014 89.4 69.8 1.70 Sep 8, 2014 81.9 71.6 0.01 Sep 9, 2014 86.5 70.3 0.34 Sep 10, 2014 89.1 70.9 0.01 Sep 11, 2014 92.3 73.4 0.00 Sep 12, 2014 93.4 72.0 0.00 Sep 13, 2014 91.9 72.7 0.05 Sep 14, 2014 90.5 71.2 0.20 Sep 15, 2014 89.8 71.6 0.01 Sep 16, 2014 86.4 71.4 0.49 Sep 17, 2014 89.2 67.5 0.01 Sep 18, 2014 85.6 65.8 0.00 Sep 19, 2014 83.5 68.9 0.48 Sep 20, 2014 82.4 67.3 0.00 Sep 21, 2014 86.5 59.9 0.00 Sep 22, 2014 87.4 63.1 0.16 Sep 23, 2014 78.3 65.5 0.01 Sep 24, 2014 66.7 57.4 0.00 Sep 25, 2014 72.7 60.6 0.00 Sep 26, 2014 80.4 63.3 0.01 Sep 27, 2014 75.7 67.3 0.00 Sep 28, 2014 77.4 69.8 0.00 Sep 29, 2014 75.0 69.3 0.29 Sep 30, 2014 76.8 65.1 0.00 Oct 1, 2014 83.8 61.0 0.01 Oct 2, 2014 86.2 66.4 0.00