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The sensitivity of Venturia inaequalis and V. pirina to dodine was evaluated during the 1997/98 season using EC50 and EC95 values for colony growth on amended agar. Seventy one orchards with known fungicide application histories were sampled in the six main apple growing districts of New Zealand and Venturia isolates were tested. Sensitivity values were 19% lower in 1998 than indicated by data from 1994. No relationship between sensitivity and orchard fungicide spray history was detected. Despite its frequent use, dodine is still an effective fungicide for controlling apple black spot (V. inaequalis). Baseline sensitivities of V. pirina (pear black spot) for dodine were established from eight orchards in Hawkes Bay, Auckland and Central Otago. No dodine resistance was detected in this pathogen.

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Sensitivity of <i>Venturia inaequalis</i> and <i>V. pirina</i> to dodine in New Zealand