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Per Requester: Very Good Fit; Powdery mildew is known to develop resistance to certain active ingredients including azoxystrobin. Different modes of action are needed in an integrated program to ensure efficacy:06/26;
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Powdery mildew. Few products are registered for use on herbs in the greenhouse. Powdery mildew is a frequent problem. Current technologies used: Azoxystrobin:06/26;
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MI:Hausbeck, M* ;
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| PCR Use Pattern: |
Use Torino; 0.014 lb ai/A; 2 foliar applications; 7-day retreatment interval; 1-day PHI. Nisso indicated the use pattern should be: 0.022 lb ai/A (3.4 oz of product /A), 2 apps, 7 day RTI, 1 day PHI:07/26/sb;
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| Comments: |
This request is for dill grown in gh for retail sale. Nisso supports as Researchable, Res & E/CS data needed, with an update to the use pattern:07/26/sb;
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