Study on Carbendazim Organic Acid Salts against Orange Storage Diseases
Jun Li
Abstract
Jun Li
Abstract
The toxicity and efficacy of carbendazim's citrate,tartrate and oxalate were examined when they were used to treat orange storage diseases.The results indicated that the three orgnic acid salts' toxicity and efficacy were all better than carbendazim. The best one was the carbendazim oxalate which had the highest toxicity.Oranges treated with carbendazim oxalate solution whose active ingredient was 900 mg/kg could be stored for 30~80 days under room temperature with efficacy of above 80%.
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The toxicity and efficacy of carbendazim's citrate,tartrate and oxalate were examined when they were used to treat orange storage diseases.The results indicated that the three orgnic acid salts' toxicity and efficacy were all better than carbendazim. The best one was the carbendazim oxalate which had the highest toxicity.Oranges treated with carbendazim oxalate solution whose active ingredient was 900 mg/kg could be stored for 30~80 days under room temperature with efficacy of above 80%.
Key concepts: Carbendazim, Oxalate, Orange (colour), Chemistry, Toxicity, Tartrate, Fungicide, Food science