Biocontrol T34 - biological fungicide
Biocontrol T34 is an ecological microbiological fungicide in the form of a wettable powder (WP), containing spores of the fungus Trichoderma asperellum strain T34 (120 g/kg, 12%).
- Weight
- 250 g
Currently unavailable
Description
Biocontrol T34 - ecological fungicide
Advantages of Biocontrol T34:
- Naturally protects crops against Fusarium spp. and Pythium spp. pathogens, and thus against the most important plant diseases,
- Functions as both a growth stimulator and a biofungicide,
- Rapidly colonises the rhizosphere immediately after application, protecting the entire root system,
- Wide application - suitable for horticultural, orchard, vegetable crops and nurseries,
- Highly concentrated,
- Guarantees healthy, high-quality yields,
- Increased yield,
- Especially recommended for organic farming,
- Leaves no residues,
- No resistance development by the active substance of the product.
Biocontrol T34 is a microbiological fungicide. It is available as a wettable powder (WP). The active substance is spores of the fungus Trichoderma asperellum strain T34, which is a natural, safe, sustainable and versatile biological fungicide. The product is intended for preventive use to protect cultivated plants against Fusarium spp. and Pythium spp. pathogens due to its ability to colonise the growing medium and root zone of plants. Biocontrol T34 reduces the occurrence of Fusarium spp. and Pythium spp. pathogens by competing for space in the root zone and nutrients, and can also parasitise plant pathogenic fungi.
Biocontrol T34 is an innovative product developed over 15 years by Biocontrol Technologies, S.L., a spin-off company from the University of Barcelona. It is registered as a biological plant protection product in over 20 countries. Its effectiveness has been confirmed against more than 30 pathogens.
The product is intended for use by professional users with greenhouse sprayers or handheld sprayers, irrigation systems, and also by dipping roots in the product solution.
Natural fungicide Biocontrol T34 - active substance content:
- Trichoderma asperellum strain T34 (substance from the group of biological fungicides) 120 g/kg (12%).
T34 was isolated from compost as a natural agent suppressing (inhibiting growth of) the pathogen Fusarium oxysporum. The compost originated from a mixture of municipal waste, sewage sludge and plant residues from garden maintenance. Safety studies were conducted to verify the product.
Studies:
- Ecotoxicological: algae, aquatic plants, plankton, rainbow trout, quail, earthworms, honey bees, Predatori acari, hymenoptera,
- Toxicological: rats/guinea pigs: inhalation, dermatological tests, eye tests, intraperitoneal, allergy tests.
Mode of action of Biocontrol T34:
Action on pathogens:
- Forms a physical barrier.
- Competes for space and nutrients. It grows rapidly, which hinders pathogen survival.
- Colonises and parasitises several pathogen species directly. Controls them without causing resistance development.
- Produces active substances limiting pathogen growth and development.
Action on the plant:
- Activates induced systemic resistance (ISR) mechanisms in plants (acts similarly to vaccines), enhancing plant defence mechanisms - plant defence is faster and more effective.
- Accelerates root growth, thereby increasing nutrient uptake.
- Accelerates plant growth and biomass accumulation.
Fungal diseases controlled by Biocontrol T34:
- Fusarium wilt of carnations (reduces occurrence),
- Seedling damping-off and root rot caused by Pythium sp. (reduces occurrence).
Small-scale use:
- Seedling and transplant damping-off caused by Fusarium spp., Pythium spp.,
- Root rots caused by Fusarium spp., Pythium spp.,
- Soft root rot,
- Fusarioses.
Crops suitable for natural Biocontrol T34 use:
- Carnations (Dianthus spp.) (grown under greenhouse covers),
- Tomato, sweet pepper, aubergine (grown under greenhouse covers).
Small-scale use:
- Forest nursery plants, ornamental plants grown in containers or pots (grown under greenhouse covers),
- Vegetable plants grown for young leaves, basil, savory, angelica, tarragon, hyssop, caraway, coriander, lesser celandine, anise carrot, lemon balm, chervil, cress, spring mustard, lovage, marjoram, mint, oregano, rosemary, sage, leaf celery, thyme, bay (grown under greenhouse covers),
- Chicory, garden dill, fennel, endive, Sarepta mustard, leaf parsley, purslane, lamb's lettuce, rocket, lettuce, chives, spinach, courgette for edible flowers, marrow for edible flowers, pattypan squash for edible flowers (grown under greenhouse covers),
- Broccoli, Brussels sprouts, white cabbage, red cabbage, savoy cabbage, Chinese cabbage, choy sum, cauliflower, kale, kohlrabi (grown under greenhouse covers),
- Courgette, marrow, cucumber, gherkin cucumber, melon, giant edible pumpkin (grown under greenhouse covers),
- Highbush blueberry, black currant, red currant, gooseberry, blackberry, loganberry, raspberry, elderberry, blueberry, cranberry, mulberry, wild rose for edible fruits (grown under greenhouse covers),
- Strawberry (grown under greenhouse covers),
- Vegetable plants (cabbage, common broccoli, cauliflower, kohlrabi, head lettuce, leaf lettuce, lamb's lettuce, rocket, onion, garlic, leek, shallot, courgette, courgette for edible flowers, giant edible pumpkin, marrow, marrow for edible flowers, cucumber, common bean, sugar snap pea, sugar beet, sugar beet for beet greens, carrot, parsley, root celery, common horseradish, radish, tomato, sweet pepper, aubergine, leaf celery, celery stalk, asparagus) (field cultivation),
- Highbush blueberry, raspberry (field cultivation),
- Orchard nursery plants (field cultivation),
- Industrial hemp (field cultivation),
- Herbal plants (field cultivation),
- Forest nursery plants, regeneration, afforestation and forest tree seed plantations (field cultivation),
- Ornamental plants (field cultivation),
- Ornamental nursery plants (field cultivation).
Biocontrol T34 - dosage:
Example dosages are provided in the Dosage section. Dosages refer to a row spacing of 50cm and sowing/transplanting depth of 2.5cm (in growing medium) or 5cm (in soil), giving a maximum dose of 500g formulated product/ha.
Ecological fungicide Biocontrol T34 - pre-harvest interval and withholding period:
Pre-harvest interval - time from last application to harvest of the crop:
- Not applicable.
Withholding period - time from application until people and animals can enter the treated area:
- Not applicable.
Biofungicide Biocontrol T34 - preparation of spray liquid:
The aqueous suspension is applied by spraying, dipping, drip irrigation or mixing with the growing medium. Before use, clean the application equipment thoroughly to avoid residues of previous products, including plant protection products. To prepare the spray liquid, first mix the product with a small amount of water (e.g. 1 litre), then stir thoroughly to obtain a homogeneous suspension, then dilute to the final concentration. When applying via irrigation system, always apply before the penultimate irrigation of the day to minimise leaching from the growing medium. Use immediately after opening.
Biocontrol T34 - application recommendations:
- For optimal effect, the product should be applied multiple times in the crop starting from the propagation phase, according to label recommendations.
- Apply at recommended intervals to maintain the fungal population in the growing medium, especially when replanting. If the growing medium has undergone other treatments such as sterilisation, fumigation, solarisation or biofumigation, observe the recommended interval between these treatments and product application.
- The product should not be mixed with other products, including plant protection products or liquid fertilisers. The effect of other plant protection products applied before or after this product on its efficacy has not been fully established. Some products, especially fungicides, may negatively affect its efficacy.
- Safety has been tested on a limited number of carnation (Dianthus spp.) varieties. Although damage to other varieties is unlikely when used correctly, it is recommended to test on a small number of plants of a new variety before large-scale use.
- The reduction of fusarium wilt on carnations has been demonstrated on various growing media including peat, coconut fibre and mineral wool. Before large-scale use on unusual growing media or first use of a different type of medium than peat, mineral wool, or fibre, test the product. Due to possible phytotoxic symptoms on some crop varieties or when growing plants on unusual or different types of growing media, perform a trial application to check for damage or consult an advisor or the authorisation holder's representative before large-scale use.
- Apply only under "full containment" conditions provided by greenhouse construction, including upper and side barriers below ground level, which are present and maintained for many years. Take precautions to prevent access by birds, mammals and bees to the treated crop. To minimise air contamination, close ventilation openings, doors and other openings during and after application until the spray liquid has completely dried on plant or soil surfaces.
Warning! Use plant protection products safely. Always read the label and product information before use.
The purchaser declares that they meet the conditions specified in Article 25 paragraph 3 point 5 of the Act of 8 March 2013 on plant protection products and have training in the use of plant protection products for professional users. Always read the label and product information before use. Pay attention to detailed risk indications. Follow safety rules on the label. Plant protection products may only be purchased by adults who have completed training and have the qualifications required for purchasers of plant protection products (Article 28 of the Act of 8 March 2013 on plant protection products, as amended). Use plant protection products in a way that does not pose a risk to human health, animals or the environment. The purchaser must be sober. By purchasing, you declare that you meet the above conditions.
Application and dosage
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Crop |
Target pest |
How to apply? Dosage |
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Potato |
Potato Rhizoctonia |
Maximum / recommended dose for single application: 0.25 kg/ha. |
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Fodder beet, swede, carrot, common parsnip, lettuce, root parsley (field cultivation) |
Rhizoctonia |
Maximum / recommended dose for single application: 0.25 kg/ha. |
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Strawberry, raspberry, blueberry |
Strawberry - crown rot, leather fruit rot |
Before transplanting, dip seedling roots in product solution – dose: 1 g product / 1 l water (1 treatment) |
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Carnations (Dianthus spp.) (grown under greenhouse covers) |
Fusarium wilt of carnations (reduce occurrence) |
Apply at the following timings and doses (concentrations): Application timing: Before sowing or planting, mix product with growing medium. Maximum / recommended dose for single application: 10 g product/ 1 m3 compost/soil Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1 l growing medium Number of treatments: 1 or Application timing: apply product before or immediately after seed sowing or transplanting rooted seedlings. Maximum / recommended dose for single application: 0.5 g product/ 1 m2 Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1 l growing medium Number of treatments: 1 and/or Application timing: Before planting, dip seedling roots in product solution. Maximum / recommended concentration for single application: 0.01 g product/ 1 l water Number of treatments: 1 and/or Application timing: During container plant cultivation, apply product via irrigation system. Maximum / recommended concentration for single application: 0.005 g product/ l compost Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1 l growing medium Number of treatments: 6 Interval between treatments: 60-90 days. Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 8 Note: For optimal effect, apply product multiple times at monthly intervals starting from early production stages (sowing, planting etc.). Application method: 1. Mixing with growing medium. Before sowing, rooting or planting, add 10 g / 1 m3 growing medium as a solution of 10 g product/100 l water using 0.1 l solution per 1 l volume of growing medium. For tomato, sweet pepper and aubergine, efficacy may be increased by allowing a one-week interval between product application to medium and planting/transplanting. 2. Spraying growing medium during sowing, transplanting etc. Apply product by spraying 0.5 g per 1 m2 surface (at 5 cm depth) before or immediately after seed sowing or seedling transplanting. 3. Root dipping (only for carnations) Before planting, dip seedling roots for several hours or overnight in aqueous solution with 0.01 g product/ 1 l water. 4. Irrigation during transplanting and cultivation. Apply product at basic dose of 10 g per 1000 pots (1 l volume). |
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Tomato, sweet pepper, aubergine (grown under greenhouse covers) |
Seedling damping-off and root rot caused by Pythium sp. (reduce occurrence) |
Apply at the following timings and doses (concentrations): Application timing: Before sowing or planting, mix product with growing medium. Maximum / recommended dose for single application: 10 g product/ 1 m3 peat or soil Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1 l growing medium Number of treatments: 1 or Application timing: apply product before or immediately after seed sowing or transplanting rooted seedlings. Maximum / recommended dose for single application: 0.5 g product/ 1 m2 Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1 l growing medium Number of treatments: 1 or Application timing: Before planting or transplanting, mix product with growing medium. Maximum / recommended dose for single application: 10 g product/ 1 m3 peat or soil Number of treatments: 1 and/or Application timing: During container plant cultivation, apply product via irrigation system. Maximum / recommended concentration for single application: 0.01 g product/1 l peat or soil Product can also be applied in split dose – two treatments one week apart of 0.005 g / 1 l peat or soil Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1 l growing medium Number of treatments: 3 Interval between treatments: 60-90 days. Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 3. Note: Product should be applied a maximum of three times in the tomato, sweet pepper and aubergine growing season including sowing/planting, transplanting and permanent cultivation. Application method: 1. Mixing with growing medium. Before sowing, rooting or planting, add 10 g / 1 m3 growing medium as a solution of 10 g product/100 l water using 0.1 l solution per 1 l volume of growing medium. For tomato, sweet pepper and aubergine, efficacy may be increased by allowing a one-week interval between product application to medium and planting/transplanting. 2. Spraying growing medium during sowing, transplanting etc. Apply product by spraying 0.5 g per 1 m2 surface (at 5 cm depth) before or immediately after seed sowing or seedling transplanting. 3. Root dipping (only for carnations) Before planting, dip seedling roots for several hours or overnight in aqueous solution with 0.01 g product/ 1 l water. 4. Irrigation during transplanting and cultivation. Apply product at basic dose of 10 g per 1000 pots (1 l volume). |
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Forest nursery plants, ornamental plants grown in containers or pots (grown under greenhouse covers) - small-scale use |
Seedling and transplant damping-off caused by Fusarium spp., Pythium spp |
Apply at the following timings and doses: 1. Before sowing, planting or transplanting the crop Maximum / recommended dose for single application: 10 g product/ 1 m3 growing medium (peat or soil). Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 l growing medium. Number of treatments: 1. Application method: mixing product with growing medium. or 2. Before or immediately after seed sowing or transplanting rooted seedlings e.g. into multiplates, pots, containers etc. Maximum / recommended dose for single application: 0.5 g product/ 1 m2 surface. Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 l growing medium. Number of treatments: 1. Application method: spraying the surface where containers with sown or transplanted crop plants are placed. and/or 3. After transplanting, during container plant cultivation – Single treatment Maximum / recommended concentration for single application: 0.01 g product/1 l growing medium (peat or soil). Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 l growing medium. Application method: irrigation system. – Split dose system Maximum / recommended concentration for single application: 0.005 g / 1 l growing medium (peat or soil). Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 l growing medium. Number of treatments: 2. Interval between treatments: at least 7 days. Application method: irrigation system. Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 3. |
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Vegetable plants grown for young leaves, basil, savory, angelica, tarragon, hyssop, caraway, coriander, lesser celandine, anise carrot, lemon balm, chervil, cress, spring mustard, lovage, marjoram, mint, oregano, rosemary, sage, leaf celery, thyme, bay (grown under greenhouse covers) |
Seedling and transplant damping-off caused by Fusarium spp., Pythium spp. |
Apply at the following timings and doses: 1. Before sowing, planting or transplanting the crop Maximum / recommended dose for single application: 10 g product/ 1 m3 growing medium (peat or soil). Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 l growing medium. Number of treatments: 1. Application method: mixing product with growing medium. or 2. Before or immediately after seed sowing or transplanting rooted seedlings e.g. into multiplates, pots, containers etc. Maximum / recommended dose for single application: 0.5 g product/ 1 m2 surface. Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 l growing medium. Number of treatments: 1. Application method: spraying the surface where containers with sown or transplanted crop plants are placed. and/or 3. After transplanting, during container plant cultivation – Single treatment Maximum / recommended concentration for single application: 0.01 g product/1 l growing medium (peat or soil). Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1 l growing medium. Application method: irrigation system. – Split dose system Maximum / recommended concentration for single application: 0.005 g / 1 l growing medium (peat or soil). Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 l growing medium. Number of treatments: 2. Interval between treatments: at least 7 days. Application method: irrigation system. Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 3. |
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Chicory, garden dill, fennel, endive, Sarepta mustard, leaf parsley, purslane, lamb's lettuce, rocket, lettuce, chives, spinach, courgette for edible flowers, marrow for edible flowers, pattypan squash for edible flowers (grown under greenhouse covers) |
Seedling and transplant damping-off, root rots caused by Fusarium spp., Pythium spp |
Apply at the following timings and doses: 1. Before sowing, planting or transplanting the crop Maximum / recommended dose for single application: 10 g product/ 1 m3 growing medium (peat or soil). Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 l growing medium. Number of treatments: 1. Application method: mixing product with growing medium. or 2. Before or immediately after seed sowing or transplanting rooted seedlings e.g. into multiplates, pots, containers etc. Maximum / recommended dose for single application: 0.5 g product/ 1 m2 surface. Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 l growing medium. Number of treatments: 1. Application method: spraying the surface where containers with sown or transplanted crop plants are placed. and/or 3. After transplanting, during container plant cultivation – Single treatment Maximum / recommended concentration for single application: 0.01 g product/1 l growing medium (peat or soil). Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 l growing medium. Application method: irrigation system. – Split dose system Maximum / recommended concentration for single application: 0.005 g / 1 l growing medium (peat or soil). Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 l growing medium. Number of treatments: 2. Interval between treatments: at least 7 days. Application method: irrigation system. Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 3. |
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Broccoli, Brussels sprouts, white cabbage, red cabbage, savoy cabbage, Chinese cabbage, choy sum, cauliflower, kale, kohlrabi (grown under greenhouse covers) |
Seedling and transplant damping-off caused by Fusarium spp., Pythium spp |
Apply at the following timings and doses: 1. Before sowing, planting or transplanting the crop Maximum / recommended dose for single application: 10 g product/ 1 m3 growing medium (peat or soil). Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 l growing medium. Number of treatments: 1. Application method: mixing product with growing medium. or 2. Before or immediately after seed sowing or transplanting rooted seedlings e.g. into multiplates, pots, containers etc. Maximum / recommended dose for single application: 0.5 g product/ 1 m2 surface. Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 l growing medium. Number of treatments: 1. Application method: spraying the surface where containers with sown or transplanted crop plants are placed. and/or 3. After transplanting, during container plant cultivation – Single treatment Maximum / recommended concentration for single application: 0.01 g product/1 l growing medium (peat or soil). Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 l growing medium. Application method: irrigation system. – Split dose system Maximum / recommended concentration for single application: 0.005 g / 1 l growing medium (peat or soil). Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 l growing medium. Number of treatments: 2. Interval between treatments: at least 7 days. Application method: irrigation system. Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 3. |
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Courgette, marrow, cucumber, gherkin cucumber, melon, giant edible pumpkin (grown under greenhouse covers) |
Soft root rot, seedling damping-off caused by Fusarium spp., Pythium spp. |
Apply at the following timings and doses: 1. Before sowing, planting or transplanting the crop Maximum / recommended dose for single application: 10 g product/ 1 m3 growing medium (peat or soil). Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 l growing medium. Number of treatments: 1. Application method: mixing product with growing medium. or 2. Before or immediately after seed sowing or transplanting rooted seedlings e.g. into multiplates, pots, containers etc. Maximum / recommended dose for single application: 0.5 g product/ 1 m2 surface. Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 l growing medium. Number of treatments: 1. Application method: spraying the surface where containers with sown or transplanted crop plants are placed. and/or 3. After transplanting, during container plant cultivation – Single treatment Maximum / recommended concentration for single application: 0.01 g product/1 l growing medium (peat or soil). Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 l growing medium. Application method: irrigation system. – Split dose system Maximum / recommended concentration for single application: 0.005 g / 1 l growing medium (peat or soil). Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 litre growing medium. Number of treatments: 2. Interval between treatments: at least 7 days. Application method: irrigation system Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 3. |
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Highbush blueberry, black currant, red currant, gooseberry, blackberry, loganberry, raspberry, elderberry, blueberry, cranberry, mulberry, wild rose for edible fruits (grown under greenhouse covers) |
Fusarioses |
Apply at the following timings and doses: 1. Before sowing, planting or transplanting the crop Maximum / recommended dose for single application: 10 g product/ 1 m3 growing medium (peat or soil). Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 l growing medium. Number of treatments: 1. Application method: mixing product with growing medium. or 2. Before or immediately after seed sowing or transplanting rooted seedlings e.g. into multiplates, pots, containers etc. Maximum / recommended dose for single application: 0.5 g product/ 1 m2 surface. Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 l growing medium. Number of treatments: 1. Application method: spraying the surface where containers with sown or transplanted crop plants are placed. and/or 3. After transplanting, during container plant cultivation – Single treatment Maximum / recommended concentration for single application: 0.01 g product/1 l growing medium (peat or soil). Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 l growing medium. Application method: irrigation system. – Split dose system Maximum / recommended concentration for single application: 0.005 g / 1 l growing medium (peat or soil). Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 l growing medium. Number of treatments: 2. Interval between treatments: at least 7 days. Application method: irrigation system Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 3. |
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Strawberry (grown under greenhouse covers) |
Root rot, strawberry fusariosis |
Apply at the following timings and doses: 1. Before sowing, planting or transplanting the crop Maximum / recommended dose for single application: 10 g product/ 1 m3 growing medium (peat or soil). Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 l growing medium. Number of treatments: 1. Application method: mixing product with growing medium. or 2. Before or immediately after seed sowing or transplanting rooted seedlings e.g. into multipots, pots, containers etc. Maximum / recommended dose for single application: 0.5 g product/ 1 m2 surface. Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 l growing medium. Number of treatments: 1. Application method: spraying the surface where containers with sown or transplanted crop plants are placed. and/or 3. After transplanting, during container plant cultivation – Single treatment Maximum / recommended concentration for single application: 0.01 g product/1 l growing medium (peat or soil). Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 l growing medium. Application method: irrigation system. – Split dose system Maximum / recommended concentration for single application: 0.005 g / 1 l growing medium (peat or soil). Recommended water volume: 0.1 l/ 1.0 l growing medium. Number of treatments: 2. Interval between treatments: at least 7 days. Application method: irrigation system. Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 3. |
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Vegetable plants (cabbage, common broccoli, cauliflower, kohlrabi, head lettuce, leaf lettuce, lamb's lettuce, rocket, onion, garlic, leek, shallot, courgette, courgette for edible flowers, giant edible pumpkin, marrow, marrow for edible flowers, cucumber, common bean, sugar snap pea, sugar beet, sugar beet for beet greens, carrot, parsley, root celery, common horseradish, radish, tomato, sweet pepper, aubergine, leaf celery, celery stalk, asparagus) (field cultivation) |
Seedling and transplant damping-off caused by Fusarium spp., Pythium spp. |
Apply at the following timings and doses (concentrations): 1. Application by mixing with growing medium Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.01 g/L growing medium (=10g/m3). Application timing: during preparation of growing medium (BBCH 00). Number of treatments: 1. or 2. Application by spraying growing medium (germination chambers) Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.5 g/m2 growing medium. Application timing: before or after sowing, or at least 1 week before transplanting to 4 true leaf stage (BBCH 00-14). Number of treatments: 1. and/or 3. Application by irrigation Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.25 kg/ha (split dose 2 x 0.125 kg/ha possible). Application timing: from sowing/planting to end of fruit development phase (BBCH 0-79). Number of treatments: 2. or 4. Application by spraying surface soil layer before planting or sowing in open field Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.25 kg/ha. Application timing: from sowing/planting to end of 6 true leaf stage (BBCH 0-16). Number of treatments: 1. Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 2. |
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Highbush blueberry, raspberry (field cultivation) |
Seedling damping-off caused by Fusarium spp., Pythium spp. |
Apply at the following timings and doses (concentrations): 1. Application by mixing with growing medium Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.01 g/L growing medium (=10g/m3). Application timing: during preparation of growing medium (BBCH 00). Number of treatments: 1. or 2. Application by spraying growing medium Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.5 g/m2 growing medium. Application timing: before or after sowing, or at least 1 week before transplanting to 4 true leaf stage (BBCH 00-14). Number of treatments: 1. and/or 3. Application by irrigation Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.25 kg/ha (split dose 2 x 0.125 kg/ha possible). Application timing: from sowing/planting to end of fruit development phase (BBCH 0-79). Number of treatments: 2. or 4. Application by spraying surface soil layer before planting or sowing in open field Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.25 kg/ha. Application timing: from sowing/planting to end of 6 true leaf stage (BBCH 0-16). Number of treatments: 1. Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 2. |
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Orchard nursery plants (field cultivation) |
Seedling damping-off caused by Fusarium spp., Pythium spp. |
Apply at the following timings and doses (concentrations): 1. Application by mixing with growing medium Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.01 g/L growing medium (=10g/m3). Application timing: during preparation of growing medium (BBCH 00). Number of treatments: 1. or 2. Application by spraying growing medium Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.5 g/m2 growing medium. Application timing: before or after sowing, or at least 1 week before transplanting to 4 true leaf stage (BBCH 00-14). Number of treatments: 1. and/or 3. Application by irrigation Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.25 kg/ha (split dose 2 x 0.125 kg/ha possible). Application timing: from sowing/planting to end of fruit development phase (BBCH 0-79). Number of treatments: 2. or 4. Application by spraying surface soil layer before planting or sowing in open field Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.25 kg/ha. Application timing: from sowing/planting to end of 6 true leaf stage (BBCH 0-16). Number of treatments: 1. Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 2. |
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Industrial hemp (field cultivation) |
Seedling and transplant damping-off caused by Fusarium spp., Pythium spp. |
Apply at the following timings and doses (concentrations): 1. Application by mixing with growing medium Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.01 g/L growing medium (=10g/m3). Application timing: during preparation of growing medium (BBCH 00). Number of treatments: 1. or 2. Application by spraying growing medium Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.5 g/m2 growing medium. Application timing: before or after sowing, or at least 1 week before transplanting to 4 true leaf stage (BBCH 00-14). Number of treatments: 1. and/or 3. Application by irrigation Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.25 kg/ha (split dose 2 x 0.125 kg/ha possible). Application timing: from sowing/planting to end of fruit development phase (BBCH 0-79). Number of treatments: 2. or 4. Application by spraying surface soil layer before planting or sowing in open field Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.25 kg/ha. Application timing: from sowing/planting to end of 6 true leaf stage (BBCH 0-16). Number of treatments: 1. Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 2. |
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Herbal plants (field cultivation) |
Seedling and transplant damping-off caused by Fusarium spp., Pythium spp. |
Apply at the following timings and doses (concentrations): 1. Application by mixing with growing medium Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.01 g/L growing medium (=10g/m3). Application timing: during preparation of growing medium (BBCH 00). Number of treatments: 1. or 2. Application by spraying growing medium (germination chambers) Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.5 g/m2 growing medium. Application timing: before or after sowing, or at least 1 week before transplanting to 4 true leaf stage (BBCH 00-14). Number of treatments: 1. and/or 3. Application by irrigation Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.25 kg/ha (split dose 2 x 0.125 kg/ha possible). Application timing: from sowing/planting to end of fruit development phase (BBCH 0-79). Number of treatments: 2. or 4. Application by spraying surface soil layer before planting or sowing in open field Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.25 kg/ha. Application timing: from sowing/planting to end of 6 true leaf stage (BBCH 0-16). Number of treatments: 1. Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 2. |
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Forest nursery plants, regeneration, afforestation and forest tree seed plantations (field cultivation) |
Seedling and transplant damping-off caused by Fusarium spp., Pythium spp |
Apply at the following timings and doses (concentrations): 1. Application by mixing with growing medium (nurseries) Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.01 g/L growing medium (=10g/m3). Application timing: during preparation of growing medium for nursery (BBCH 00). Number of treatments: 1. or 2. Application by spraying growing medium (germination chambers) Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.5 g/m2 growing medium. Application timing: before or after sowing, or at least 1 week before transplanting to 4 leaf stage (BBCH 00-14). Number of treatments: 1. and/or 3. Application by irrigation Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.25 kg/ha (split dose 2 x 0.125 kg/ha possible). Application timing: from sowing/planting to end of fruit development phase (BBCH 0-79). Number of treatments: 2. or 4. Application by spraying surface soil layer before planting or sowing in open field. Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.25 kg/ha. Application timing: from sowing/planting to 6 developed leaf stage (BBCH 0-16). Number of treatments: 1. Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 2 |
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Ornamental plants (field cultivation) |
Seedling and transplant damping-off caused by Fusarium spp., Pythium spp. |
Apply at the following timings and doses (concentrations): 1. Application by mixing with growing medium Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.01 g/L growing medium (=10g/m3). Application timing: during preparation of growing medium for nursery (BBCH 00). Number of treatments: 1. or 2. Application by spraying growing medium Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.5 g/m2 growing medium. Application timing: before or after sowing, or at least 1 week before transplanting to 4 leaf stage (BBCH 00-14). Number of treatments: 1. and/or 3. Application by irrigation Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.25 kg/ha (split dose 2 x 0.125 kg/ha possible). Application timing: from sowing/planting to end of fruit development phase (BBCH 0-79). Number of treatments: 2. or 4. Application by spraying surface soil layer before planting or sowing in open field. Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.25 kg/ha. Application timing: from sowing/planting to 6 developed leaf stage (BBCH 0-16). Number of treatments: 1. Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 2. |
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Ornamental nursery plants (field cultivation) |
Seedling and transplant damping-off caused by Fusarium spp., Pythium spp |
Apply at the following timings and doses (concentrations): 1. Application by mixing with growing medium (nurseries) Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.01 g/L growing medium (=10g/m3). Application timing: during preparation of growing medium for nursery (BBCH 00). Number of treatments: 1. or 2. Application by spraying growing medium (germination chambers) Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.5 g/m2 growing medium. Application timing: before or after sowing, or at least 1 week before planting to 4 leaf stage, (BBCH 00-14). Number of treatments: 1. and/or 3. Application by irrigation Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.25 kg/ha (split dose 2 x 0.125 kg/ha possible). Application timing: from sowing/transplanting throughout the growing season (BBCH 0-79) Number of treatments: 2. or 4. Application by spraying surface soil layer before planting or sowing in open field. Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 0.25 kg/ha. Application timing: from sowing/planting to end of 6 true leaf stage (BBCH 0-16). Number of treatments: 1. Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 2. |
