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Cryoprotectants were applied at labeled rates to primary flowers of `Honeoye' strawberry  (Fragaria × ananassa  Duch.) plants at full bloom to determine their effects on the floral organs. Frostgard at 50 ml/liter or KDL at 22 ml/liter injured pistils and resulted in misshapened fruit. Floral buds that were closed when cryoprotectants were applied were uninjured. In other experiments, efficacies of cryoprotectants were determined after floral tissues of `Honeoye' strawberry plants were inoculated or not inoculated with the ice-nucleation-active (INA) bacteria,  Pseudomonas syringae  van Hall and subjected to sub-freezing temperatures. None of the products protected primary or secondary flowers against freezing injury regardless of the occurrence of INA bacteria. INA bacteria were not recovered from primary flowers of treated plants that were killed by low temperature exposure, indicating that non-bacterial nuclei may incite freezing in these tissues.

557 PB 374 EFFICACIES OF CRYOPROTECTANTS APPLIED TO STRAWBERRY PLANTS INOCULATED WITH ICE-NUCLEATION-ACTIVE BACTERIA