Control Effect of the Mixture of Fenaminstrobin and Thifluzamide against Rice Sheath Blight
Zhao Ji
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Zhao Ji
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[Aims] This study aims to confirm the miscibility of fenaminstrobin and thifluzamide against rice sheath blight. [Methods] The synergistic action test and whole plant test in greenhouse were used. [Results] The results indicated that the tested five mixtures showed obvious synergism effect and the mixture of fenaminstrobin and thifluzamide with the ratio of 5 to 1 offered the best antibacterial activity. The efficacy of fenaminstrobin and thifluzamide 30% SC 5# was higher than that of other formulas against rice sheath blight at the same concentration. [Conclusions] Fenaminstrobin and thifluzamide 30% SC showed good control and safety to rice seedling.
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[Aims] This study aims to confirm the miscibility of fenaminstrobin and thifluzamide against rice sheath blight. [Methods] The synergistic action test and whole plant test in greenhouse were used. [Results] The results indicated that the tested five mixtures showed obvious synergism effect and the mixture of fenaminstrobin and thifluzamide with the ratio of 5 to 1 offered the best antibacterial activity. The efficacy of fenaminstrobin and thifluzamide 30% SC 5# was higher than that of other formulas against rice sheath blight at the same concentration. [Conclusions] Fenaminstrobin and thifluzamide 30% SC showed good control and safety to rice seedling.
Key concepts: Sheath blight, Seedling, Horticulture, Agronomy, Biology, Rhizoctonia solani