Degradation of ebdc (etylenebisdithiocarbamate) used for control of tobacco mildew and alternative chemical control

Onan, E.; Yalcin, E.; Karcilioglu, A.; Burcak, A.A.; Kaya, U.

Degradation of ebdc (etylenebisdithiocarbamate) used for control of tobacco mildew and alternative chemical control

1995

Onan, E. | Yalcin, E. | Karcilioglu, A. | Burcak, A.A. | Kaya, U. (Bornova Plant Protection Research Inst., Izmir (Turkey))

Degradation of a fungicide of EBDC (Dithane M-22) was observed and a chemical control method being able to be alternative to these group fungicides was determined. Degradation equation of maneb was found to be Y=-5,37x+175,35 (Y=ppm-residue, x=day; r=-0,906). Effect of Aprin 35 SD (metalaxyl) from phenylamide group of systemic fungicides was 100% when it was applied by watering to tobacco seedlings while they were transplanted

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AGROVOC Keywords

environmental degradation mildews mildiou oidium mildiu pesticide pesticides plaguicidas residues residuos tabac tabaco tobacco turkey turquia turquie

Bibliographic information

Publisher

Cukurova University Faculty of Agriculture

Pagination

p. 35-38

Other Subjects

Residu; Degradacion ambiental; Degradation de l'environnement

Language

Turkish

Note

Summaries (En, Tr)

2 tables; 7 ref.

Translated Title

Tutun mildiyosu mucadelesinde ebdc (etylenebisdithiocarbamate)'nin degradasyon seyri ve alternatif kimyasal mucadele

Type

Summary; Conference; Non-Conventional

Source

VII. Phytopathology Congress in Turkey, Baloglu, S.Saygili, H.Cali, S.Ozaslan, M.Posluoglu, N.Erkilic, A.Yucel,S..- Adana (Turkey): Cukurova University Faculty of Agriculture, 1995. 555 p.

Conference

VII. Phytopathology Congress in Turkey, Adana (Turkey), 26-29 Sep 1995

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