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Mycostop Suppression/Control of Bacterial Spot in Greenhouse Tomatoes

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-Cuppels, et. al. Biological Control 67 (2013) 361-372
-Labeled rates
-Soil drench applied 4 days before bacterial inoculation
-Foliar spray applied 4 days before  and 7 days after bacterial inoculation

Mycostop Increases Cucumber yield

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- UK 1994
- Cultivar Jessica
- Cultivation in re-used rockwool plates
- No artificial infection

Application:
- Mycostop 10 mg/plant every 4 weeks
- Chemical treatment: propamocarb 0.06 ml/plant every 4 weeks

Control of Pythium on Greenhouse Cucumber

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- The Netherlands 1993
- Cultivation in re-used rockwool plates
- Natural infection with Pythium sp.

Application:
- Mycostop 10 mg/plant first treatment before planting, three repetitions
- Chemical treatment: propamocarb-hydrocloride 0.1% 200 ml/plant after planting

- Finland 2000
- Commercial garden
- Plants on rockwool

Application:
- Mycostop 0.05% suspension 15 ml/plant
- Chemical treatment: propamocarb-hydrocloride 0.15% 100 ml/plant
- Drench after transplanting


Control of root and stem rot on Greenhouse Cucumber

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- Canada Simon Fraser University 2001-2002
- Cultivation on rockwool
- Conditions similar to commercial plant production
- Seeds artificially inoculated with Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. radicis cucumerinum

Application rates:
- Benomyle drench 12.5 ml/plant
- Mycostop drench 1.0 g/l
- Trichoderma drench 0.9 g/l


Control of wilt on Greenhouse Tomato

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- Italy 2001
- Cultivar Cuore di Bue tipo Pearson
- Artificial infection with Fusarium oxysporum f.sp lycopersici
- Cultivation in soil

Application:
- Mycostop drench 5 g/100m2
- 2 treatment at intervals of 4 weeks
- Chemical treatment: benomyle drench 4 g/m2

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- Hungary 1992
- Cultivar Credito
- Natural infection with Fusarium oxysporum f.sp lycopersici
- Cultivation in soil

Application:
- Mycostop drench 12.5 mg/plant
- Treatment every 4 weeks
- Chemical treatment: benomyl 50% drench 0.1 g/m2


Controlling Pythium on Basil

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- Italy 2001
- Cultivar Genovese gigante
- Artificial infection with Pythium ultimum
- Cultivation in soil

Application rates:
- Mycostop seed dressing 8 g/kg seeds + growth substrate mix 5 g/m3
- Mycostop growth substrate mix 10 g/m3
- Chemical treatment: propamocarb-hydrocloride 8 ml/m2


Controlling Fusarium on Cyclamen

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- The Netherlands 1993
- Cultivar Sierra mixed
- Natural infection with Fusarium oxysporum

Application:
- Mycostop drench 2 mg/plant
- Chemical treatment: tolyfluanide/iprodione 1-2g/100 m2
- Treatments every 4 weeks


Controlling Fusarium on Carnation

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- USA 1991, University of California
- Artificial inoculation with Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. dianthi
- Organic growth substrate

Application:
- Soaking of cuttings in 0.1% Mycostop-suspension + Mycostop drench 0.1 g/m2 every 4 weeks
- Chemical treatment: fosetyl Al 6.0 g/l every 2 weeks


Controlling Fusarium on Gerbera

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- Finland 1990
- Cultivar Party
- Cultivation on rockwool
- Artificial inoculation with Fusarium oxysporum

Application rate:
- Spraying with 0.1% Mycostop- suspension
- Treatments monthly


Control of root diseases on Gerbera

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- Finland 1994
- Artificial inoculation with Phytophthora sp.

Application:
- Mycostop drench 10 mg/plant
- Chemical treatment: propamocarb-hydrocloride drench 0.15% 20 ml/plant
- 4 treatments every 4 weeks


Mycostop on Campanula

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- Finland 2002
- Natural infection of Phytophthora sp.
- Subirrigation via wetting mat
- Observations 2 months after potting

Application:
- Mycostop 5 mg/plant
- Application at potting via wetting mat or by mixing into the potting media
- Chemical treatment: fosetyl aluminium 0.4 g/ plant
- Application at potting by mixing into the potting media

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