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Test on control of tomato Botrytis cinerea with chlorothalonil-procymidone smoke agent

Lin Bai

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The experiment was carried out for measuring effect of 10.2 % chlorothalonil-procymidone smoke agent bactericide of control tomato Botrytis cinerea in greenhouse. The results of field trails indicated that the control effects were up to 73.59 %~85.09 %, and it sustained about 7 days. The suitable application rate in the field was 750~1 200 g/hm2.

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The experiment was carried out for measuring effect of 10.2 % chlorothalonil-procymidone smoke agent bactericide of control tomato Botrytis cinerea in greenhouse. The results of field trails indicated that the control effects were up to 73.59 %~85.09 %, and it sustained about 7 days. The suitable application rate in the field was 750~1 200 g/hm2.

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The experiment was carried out for measuring effect of 10.2 % chlorothalonil-procymidone smoke agent bactericide of control tomato Botrytis cinerea in greenhouse. The results of field trails indicated that the control effects were up to 73.59 %~85.09 %, and it sustained about 7 days. The suitable application rate in the field was 750~1 200 g/hm2.

Key concepts: Procymidone, Botrytis cinerea, Chlorothalonil, Horticulture, Smoke, Fungicide, Greenhouse, Botrytis

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