AQ10 Biofungicide Combined with Chemical Fungicides or AddQ Spray Adjuvant for Control of Cucurbit Powdery Mildew in Detached Leaf Culture

Organic and synthetic fungicides compared for control of leaf spot diseases and powdery mildew on crapemyrtle and hydrangea

While consumers are interested in organic or biorational alternatives to synthetic fungicides for the control of diseases of ornamentals as well as vegetables and tree fruits in residential landscapes, relatively few field trials have been conducted to establish their performance against ornamentals diseases. Weekly applications of Armicarb® 100 (potassium bicarbonate) controlled powdery mildew...

comparison of a new fungicide (opus) with common fungicides in controlling powdery mildew of sugar beet

in this study, recently produced fungicide opus was compared with current fungicides dinocap, sulfur and calyxin for controlling powdery mildew disease of sugar beet in completely randomized block field experiments conducted in kermanshah and west azarbaijan provinces. fungicides were applied according to the recommended field dosages. there were five treatments (four fungicides plus a water-sp...

determination of spraying turns by tridimorph fungicides for controlling of powdery mildew disease in sugar beat

powdery mildew disease caused quality and quantity losses of sugar beet production. therefore, five spraying treatments and three sugar beet variety were conducted in split plot design with four reapplications during consecutive two years in kermanshah and mashhad regions. in order to control of disease, tridimorph fungicide was used. spraying treatments were in main plot and variety in the sub...

A brief global review on the species of cucurbit powdery mildew fungi and new records in Taiwan

In spite of the economic importance of powdery mildew on cucurbits, literature and databases about the fungal species reveal different species numbers and names, often indicating only two species, with inconsistent host specificities for different members of Cucurbitaceae. Revision of the available literature indicates the presence of at least six species of powdery mildews on Cucurbitaceae wit...

Powdery mildew of soybeans.