Groundnut Rust Occurrence and Foliar Disease Control in Zambia
R. Raemaekers, GK Preston
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R. Raemaekers, GK Preston
Abstract
Groundnut rust (Puccinia arachidis Speg.) is widely spread in Zambia and is a new threat to groundnut crops in Africa. Fungicides tested for Cercospora control were also effective when both rust and leafspot occurred and yield increases up to 102% were obtained. The most effective chemicals were chlorothalonil, mancozeb plus benomyl and a mixture of mancozeb, benomyl and fentin.
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Groundnut rust (Puccinia arachidis Speg.) is widely spread in Zambia and is a new threat to groundnut crops in Africa. Fungicides tested for Cercospora control were also effective when both rust and leafspot occurred and yield increases up to 102% were obtained. The most effective chemicals were chlorothalonil, mancozeb plus benomyl and a mixture of mancozeb, benomyl and fentin.
Key concepts: Chlorothalonil, Benomyl, Mancozeb, Rust (programming language), Cercospora, Fungicide, Biology, Agronomy