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Efficacy of organic disease control products on common foliar diseases of tomato in field and greenhouse trials

2019-08-01

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Organic vegetable production continues to increase, while the knowledge about how to best manage foliar diseases in this system has lagged. Several combinations of organically certified products with different modes of action were evaluated for potential to manage foliar diseases of tomato in two field sites with different climatic conditions over two years, and in a greenhouse setting. Early blight, Septoria leaf...

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1b664102-6453-54bd-864e-8567139b2ff0
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10.1016/j.cropro.2019.04.022
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