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Per Requester: Very Good Fit; Ethoboxam provided very effective control of hop downy mildew in studies in 2025 and 2026. It is relatively non-toxix to non-target organisms, provides a unique mode of action to control fungicide-resistant isolates of the pathogen, and is compatible with extant cultural controls for the disease:06/26;
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Hop downy mildew (Pseudoperonospora humuli). Hop downy mildew broadly established and damaging in hop in the United States. The hop downy mildew pathogen has developed resistance to two different fungicide modes of action. Multiple fungicides with unique modes of action are required for sustainable disease management. Current technologies used: Cultural controls, limited host resistance, and a range of fungicides, mostly synthetic fungicides:06/26;
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OR:Gent, D* ;
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Use Elumin; 8 fl. oz/A; 2 foliar applications; 7-day application interval; 14-day PHI
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5/11/12-4
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Requester confirmed the needed use is for "field". Key Export Markets: EU, Japan.
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