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Chemical Management of Mango Powdery Mildew

P. Madhusudhan, Anupam Varma

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Fungicidal spray schedule was worked out based on the occurrence of key weather factors. Two sprays with wettable sulphur WP @ 0.2%, dinocap EC @ 0.05%, carbendazim WP @ 0.1%, tridemorph EC @ 0.1% or thiophanate-methyl WP @ 0.1% at 15 days interval, after the occurrence of high humidity and low temperature for 4–5 days in disease prone areas could combat the disease very effectively. Cost-benefit ratio was higher in sulphur treatment followed by carbendazim.

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Fungicidal spray schedule was worked out based on the occurrence of key weather factors. Two sprays with wettable sulphur WP @ 0.2%, dinocap EC @ 0.05%, carbendazim WP @ 0.1%, tridemorph EC @ 0.1% or thiophanate-methyl WP @ 0.1% at 15 days interval, after the occurrence of high humidity and low temperature for 4–5 days in disease prone areas could combat the disease very effectively. Cost-benefit ratio was higher in sulphur treatment followed by carbendazim.

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Fungicidal spray schedule was worked out based on the occurrence of key weather factors. Two sprays with wettable sulphur WP @ 0.2%, dinocap EC @ 0.05%, carbendazim WP @ 0.1%, tridemorph EC @ 0.1% or thiophanate-methyl WP @ 0.1% at 15 days interval, after the occurrence of high humidity and low temperature for 4–5 days in disease prone areas could combat the disease very effectively. Cost-benefit ratio was higher in sulphur treatment followed by carbendazim.

Key concepts: Carbendazim, Powdery mildew, Mancozeb, Fungicide, Toxicology, Horticulture, Wettable powder, Veterinary medicine

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