• Downy mildew of Cucurbits

  pumpkin, watermelon and squash. Damage symptoms Downy mildew pathogens infect mostly the leaves but occasionally also stems and fruits. They cause lesions [...] in downy mildews, sporangia often germinate directly and the germ tubes infect the plants either through the stomata or directly by penetrating the cuticula

• Optimising disease biocontrol in propagation

  April 26, 2021

  Slow-rooting cuttings are especially vulnerable to infection by pathogens that infect the stem base. If infected, cuttings may, depending on the pathogen, develop [...] develop a dark brown or black lesion that extends upwards from the basal end. Infected cuttings generally lead to poor root development, or in severe cases, to [...] population density, enabling Trianum to give better protection against disease infections. The fungicide propamocarb hydrochloride and Trianum-P can be safely

• V10

  c PepMV isolates VC1 and VX1 become established throughout the plant. Infection by other PepMV isolates is severely compromised due to its degradation [...] equipped with a high level of protection against subsequent attempted infections by virulent PepMV strains. Pack size 0.8 litre bottle. Formulation Liquid

• Capsanem

  days after infection. Visual effect Infected pests are generally difficult to find. Infected foliar pests simply fall to the ground. Infected pest insects [...] 500 million – 10 sachets of 250 million in a box. Developmental stage Infective third-stage larvae (L3). Concentration 86% Steinernema carpocapsae – 14%

• Phytophthora: symptoms starting to show

  April 7, 2021

  maintaining an active and resilient root zone, will not cure the disease infection, but experience has shown that we can work to manage the symptoms. What [...] waiting for the opportunity to enter the crop. Plants that are already infected, but with symptoms not showing, will quickly collapse once the crop comes [...] potential disorders The die-back on the roots provides an open door for future infections The crop enters a cycle of assimilate shortage, leading to subsequent

• Scia-Rid

  host. This kills the pest within a few hours to days after infection. Visual effect Infected pest insects in the root zone turn yellow to brown but may [...] size 500 million - 2 sachets of 250 million in a box. Developmental stage Infective third-stage larvae (L3). Concentration 86% Steinernema feltiae – 14% inert

• Casea

  host. This kills the pest within a few hours to days after infection. Visual effect Infected pest insects in the root zone turn yellow to brown but may [...] degradation. Infected foliar pests simply fall to the ground. Pack size 3,000 million - 4 sachets of 750 million in a box Developmental stage Infective third-stage

• Capirel

  host. This kills the pest within a few hours to days after infection. Visual effect Infected pest insects in the root zone turn yellow to brown but may [...] degradation. Infected foliar pests simply fall to the ground. Pack size 3,000 million - 4 sachets of 750 million in a box Developmental stage Infective third-stage

• Entonem

  host. This kills the pest within a few hours to days after infection. Visual effect Infected pest insects in the root zone turn yellow to brown but may [...] may be difficult to find, due to rapid degradation. Infected foliar pests simply fall to the ground. Pack size 50 million - 1 sachet of 50 million in a box [...] 500 million - 10 sachets of 250 million in a box. Developmental stage Infective third-stage larvae (L3). Concentration 86% Steinernema feltiae – 14% inert

• Beneficial nematodes

  quickly multiply, causing septicemia (a lethal blood infection) in the host insect. Bacterial infection: The bacteria secret toxins and antimicrobial compounds [...] essential for nutrient recycling. Others are called parasitic nematodes, infecting plants, insects, animals, or humans. There are about 25,000 named species [...] days. The host becomes immobile and eventually dies due to the bacterial infection. Feeding and reproduction: The nematodes feed on the multiplying bacteria