Mycotal
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Product specifications:
Product attributes | Value |
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Product type: | Insecticide |
Registration number and product label: | 33959 (Product Label)External link |
Active ingredient(s) | minimum of 1x10^10 spores of Lecanicillium muscarium strain Ve6 per gram of dry weight |
Chemical group(s): | IRAC UNF |
Formulation: | Water dispersible granules |
Crop Registration
| Crop | Aerial application | Caveats | Product restriction info / rate and application information |
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| Greenhouse ornamentals crop protection | |||
Greenhouse Cut Flowers
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Greenhouse Potted Plants
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Mycotal can leave residue on leaves. In some cases, epiphytic growth (growth of fungus on leaves of plants) has been observed. Test before use to make sure this product is right for your crop. (Reference: efficacy tests by VRIC).
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| Greenhouse vegetables crop protection | |||
Greenhouse cucumbers
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Do not tank-mix with fungicide.
Spray to wet but avoid runoff.
The label suggests using a non-ionic surfactant (such as Agral 90 at a rate of 0.2%) to protect the spores against desiccation when applying at lower than the recommended 70% RH.
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Greenhouse peppers
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Do not tank-mix with fungicide.
Spray to wet but avoid runoff.
The label suggests using a non-ionic surfactant (such as Agral 90 at a rate of 0.2%) to protect the spores against desiccation when applying at lower than the recommended 70% RH.
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Greenhouse tomatoes
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Do not tank-mix with fungicide.
Spray to wet but avoid runoff.
The label suggests using a non-ionic surfactant (such as Agral 90 at a rate of 0.2%) to protect the spores against desiccation when applying at lower than the recommended 70% RH.
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