Effect of mixing mineral oil with the fungicides fenarimol, triflumizol, and triadiminol to control powdery mildew of tomato in greenhouse
published by Tishreen University
in 2014
in
and research's language is
العربية
Download
Abstract in English
Three systemic fungicides fenarimol, triflumizol, and triadimenol were used (mixed with mineral oil at 300 ml/100 L water or not) to evaluate the effects on powdery mildew of tomato in greenhouse. Results showed important role of mineral oil in inhancing the studied fungicides's effects by decreasing infection percentage and severity of the disease if the recommended doses are used or half of them. when these fungicides were used in low rates (50% of the recommended doses without mineral oil) infection percentage after a mounth of treating were 65.2 - 75.7% and severity 62.7 – 77.3% wherease when the fungicides were used with oil the infection percentage were decreased to 44.5 - 48.6% and severity to 16.9 – 45.8%
References used
BAKER, J. M. The Effects of Oils on Plants . Env. Pollution,Vol. 1, 1970, 27 – 44
BARDIN, M.; FARGUES, J.; and NICOT, P. C. Compatibility between biopesticides used to control grey mould, powdery mildew and whitefly on tomato. Biological Control. Vol. 46, N0 3, 2008, 476 – 483
BERESFORD, R. M.; ALONNEC, A.; WEARING, C. H.; MARSHALL, R. R.; SHAW, P. W.; SPINK, M.; and WOOD, P. N. Use of Slaked Lime, Baking Soda and mineral oil for Black Spot and Powdery Mildew Control in Apple. Plant Protection Conf. 1996, 106 – 113. BONDADA, R. B.; SAMS, E. C.; DEYTON, E. D.; and CUMMINS, C. J. Oil emulsions enhance transcuticular movement of captan in apple leaves. Crop Protection. Vol. 26, N0 4, 2007, 691–696
BRAND, G.; and WAYNE, W. Tomato Disease (A Practical Guide for Seeds men, Grower and Agricultural Advisors). Seminis Vegetable seeds Inc USA, 1997, 59 p
CALPOUZOS, L. Action of oil in the control of Plant disease. Ann. Rev. Phytopathology , Vol. 4 , 1966, 369 – 390