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THIELAVIOPSIS BASICOLA; THE LITERATURE SUGGESTS THAT THIS IS THE MOST EFFECTIVE PRODUCT AGAINST THIS PATHOGEN IN OTHER CROPS;
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CA:Meyer Jertberg, M* ;
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TOPSIN; 0.53-0.7 LB/A; TREATMENT OF RASPBERRY SHOOTS AND ROOTS IN SUBSTRATE; RTI 7-14 DAY INTERVAL
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PER REQUESTER: GOOD FIT; USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH OTHER CULTURAL PRACTICES SUCH AS SANITATION, HEAT TREATMENT, AND PEST/VACTOR MANAGEMENT, IT COULD HELP REDUCE INOCULUM CONCENTRATIONS AND REDUCE THE IMPACT OF THIS PATHOGEN ON THIS PROPAGATION SYSTEM:07/22; NISSO REQUESTED ALL NEW REQUESTS BE PLACED ON HOLD AS THEY WORK THROUGH EPA: 08/22
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