An alternative fungicide to benomyl for the control of green mould in citrus: New Zealand Journal of Experimental Agriculture: Vol 5, No 3

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Good persistent control of green mould on lemons was obtained by dipping the ripe fruit in a 50 ppm solution of guazatine. Two experimental compounds, RH 2161 and XE 326S, gave transient control. Fenarimol, triadimefon, triforine, and iprodione were ineffective.

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