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Per Requester: Very Good Fit; Consumers do not have access to this product and it will only be applied in the greenhouse. Registering this product along with fenhexamid will ensure that there are different active ingredients to rotate with for Botrytis control. This approach would limit the development of pathogen resistance.
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Botrytis. This pathogen is ubiquitous and considered the second most destructive pathogen in the world as it has a large host range. Pathogen resistance is a concern so having more than 1 product registered is important:07/24; TN - need of alternative fungicides for mgmt of Botrytis blight:08/24; NJ-Keep losing mint & this would be tremendous help:09/24;
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AL:Andrews, K ; CA:Zaleschuk, C ; CT:Krasnow, C ; MI:Hausbeck, M* ; NC:Meadows, I ; NJ:Jansen, P ; NY:Daughtrey, M ; TN:Baysal-Gurel, F ; TX:Bertin, J ; VA:Higgins, D ;
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Use Kenja; 12.3 fl. oz/A; 2 foliar applications @ 7-10-day interval; 0-day PHI
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this request is for plants grown in gh for sale to consumers and do not receive add'l applications once they leave the gh:07/24/sb; ISK supports as Potential: E/CS data before approval for residue:08/24/sb
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