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Per Requester: Good Fit; effective biopesticides needed because of their safety to the environment and to applicators, field workers, and consumers. Could be excellent for anti-resistance measures. California's new Sustainable Pest Management Roadmap is searching for alternatives such as this. Need efficacy data first:08/23; GOOD FIT: SAME: WSR; GOOD FIT: SEE PREV COMMENTS: NER
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| Reasons for need: |
Botrytis fruit rot; need for effective biopesticides against Botrytis fruit rot; need effective rotation partners for anti-resistance practices:08/23; PA/Resistance to conventional fungicides has become a significant concern in PA:08/23
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| Requesting State(s): |
CA:Holmes, G* ; MD:Hu, M ; PA:Demchak, K ;
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| PCR Use Pattern: |
16 fl. oz/A; 4-6 foliar applications; RTI: unknown but needs to be less than 12 hours; PHI: unknown but needs to be <3 days, preferably 0 days
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1 2 3 5 10-3 12
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PER 2024 PERFORMANCE PROTOCOL: TESTING AC203 (VS A REGISTERED STANDARD) FOR RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT OF BOTRYTIS FRUIT ROT/GRAY MOLD; USE A LOCAL VARIETY SUSCEPTIBLE TO THE TARGET DISEASE; APPLY 24 FL OZ/A OF PRODUCT AS A FOLIAR SPRAY, BEGINNING BEFORE DISEASE DEVELOPMENT; RETREATMENT INTERVAL IS 7 DAYS, WITH A 0-DAY PHI; EVALUATE EFFICACY, YIELD AND CROP INJURY; SEE PROTOCOL FOR MORE EVALUATION REQUIREMENTS
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Mfg Supports as Potential: E/CS Data Before Approval for Residue:08/23; Status changed to "E/CS ongoing" 02/24/DRS; Status changed from "ECS ongoing" to "Under Eval" for visibility during nominations 08/24/ds
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