A natural fungicide for use in your garden isn’t hard to find or create. Fungal diseases can be very destructive in the garden, causing unsightly blemishes, rot, and even killing plants. While ...
The following discussion is on the use of phosphite as a natural soil fungicide and bio-stimulant for early-season soil fungal control and fast plant growth. What is the difference between phosphite ...
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How To Identify And Treat Powdery Mildew On Plants Before It Spreads
Learn how to identify, prevent, and treat powdery mildew with this guide. Discover organic and chemical treatment options, as well as management strategies for long-term control.
Fungicide resistance in plant pathogens has emerged as a critical concern for global agriculture, threatening crop yields and food security. This phenomenon occurs when fungal populations evolve ...
Fungi can cause disease in humans, animals and plants. Every year, 1.5 million people die from fungal infections, and fungal attacks in food crops threaten food production. To protect ourselves, we ...
Here’s a roundup of products manufacterers recommend with active ingredients (AI), mode of action (MOA), formulations and a brief description. For full details on each product, its use, rates, ...
Fungicides are irreplaceable tools in contemporary agriculture, protecting crops from fungal pathogens threatening productivity and food security. Fungicides are commonly utilized in industrial, ...
A widely used chemical used to fight plant disease is hurting honeybees in an unexpected way, according to new research, and may be contributing to the widespread loss of honeybees that pollinate many ...
If your soybeans are flowering in cool, wet July weather, White mold could be your biggest threat this season. While fungicides are often the go-to method for controlling White mold, there’s only a ...
Spruce bark is rich in phenolic compounds that protect trees from pathogenic fungi. A research team at the Max Planck ...
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Fungus 'rewires' maize plants, causing tumor-like growths by hijacking root formation process
When a maize plant is attacked by the fungus Ustilago maydis, tumor-like tissue growths occur at the site of infection. How the pathogen causes this response in its host has long been unknown. But a ...
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