Fungicides applications

There is virtually no information on the sensitivity of P. verrucosum to fungicides. Banks et al. (2002) found no effect of different fungicide applications on post-harvest development of P. verrucosum. 

Hill R A and Lacey J (1983b), The microflora of ripening barley grain and the effects of pre-harvest fungicide application , Annal. Appl. Biol., 102, 455 -65. 

Van-Zwieten, L., Merrington, G. and M. Van-Zwieten (2005). Review of Impacts on Soil Biota Caused by Copper Residues from Fungicide Application, http // www.regional.org. au... 

The first was the rapid spread of Uncinula necator, vine powdery mildew, following its identification in England in 1845. A search for control methods led, from the initial observation by Mr Tuker in England that sulfur was an effective treatment, to the development in 1855 by Bequerel of a fungicide application programme based on the use of a fine form of sulfur dust. 

Van Zwieten, L., Merrington, G. and Van Zwieten, M. 2004. Review of impacts on soil biota caused by copper residues from fungicide application. In Singh, B. (ed.) SuperSoil2004 Third Australian New Zealand Soils Conference, University of Sydney, Australia, 5-9 December 2004. The Regional Institute, Gosford. pp. CD-ROM. 

Eisensmith, S.P., and Jones, A.L. 1981. Infection model for timing fungicide applications to control cherry leaf spot. Plant Dis. 65 955-958. 

Hoch, H.C., and Szkolnik, M. 1979. Viability of Venturia inaequalis in chlorotic flecks resulting from fungicide application to infected Malus leaves. Phytopathology 69 456-462. 

Use of pyridines and their benzo derivatives in agriculture is a consequence of their considerable bioactivity in herbicide, insecticide, and fungicide applications. The reader should refer to CHEC(1984) 1984CHEC(2)511> and CHEC-II(1996) <1996CHEC-II(5)245>, as many of the compounds discussed therein remain of great commercial importance. Interest continues in developing new products containing pyridine-based compounds, some of which are mentioned below. 

Jarosova, I. (2008). The influence of fungicides application on the essential oil content in caraway (Carum carvi L ). Be. Thesis, Mendel University of Agriculture and Forestry Brno, Brno, Czech Republic. 

Odstrcilova, L. (2007b). Changes in the occurence of mycoflora on caraway seeds after fungicide application. Plant Protection Science, 43 (4) 146-150. 

A - distribution before application of the fungicide B - shifting of the distribution of EDso-values after fungicide application... 

An unselected (wild) population of Penicillium containing benzimidazole-resistant biotypes at a frequency of approximately 10-8 can be subjected to a number of benzimidazole fungicide treatments over a period of months before the resistant biotypes reach a detectable frequency of about 10-2 (36). After resistance detection, several more fungicide applications will produce a level of... 

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