BIOLOGICAL EFFECTIVENESS OF FUNGICIDES AGAINST FUSARIOSIS WITHER DISEASE OF HOT PEPPER UNDER FIELD CONDITIONS
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8254163Keywords:
hot pepper, disease, fungus, fusarium wilt, fungicide, consumption rate, Fundazol 50% n.kuk., Alfa vita 20% em.k., Sebir sus.k.Abstract
In this article, the biological effectiveness of fungicides at different application rates against fusarium wilt, one of the main fungal diseases of hot pepper, was studied in the field. According to studies, Alfa vita 20% em.c. 2,0-2,5 l/ha and Sebir sus.k. It was found that the biological efficiency of fungicides tested at the rate of 0,3-0,5 l/ha was from 76,4% to 93,6%.
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