Japanese Journal of Phytopathology · 1998 · 36 citations · 0 references
AgriculturePlant PathologyPlant SciencesPlant Disease ManagementSoil ManagementVineyard ManagementRoot DiseasesSoil EvaluationGrape HealthRoot Rot DiseasesRoot Rot PathogenesisRoot Rot SymptomsVineyard Pest ManagementVineyard Soil HealthWhite Root Rot
The effect of fluazinam WP (active ingredient 39.5%, trade name: Frowncide SC) on white root rot (causal agent, Rosellinia necatrix) of grapevine was examined in the vineyard. Fluazinam soil-drench at either 790ppm or 395ppm showed high efficacy against white root rot of grapevine. Treatment with fluazinam at 790ppm after harvest time (October-December) was more efficient than treatment before sprouting time (March). The treatment protected grapevine roots from the disease for at least half a year even in highly infested soil, and was not phytotoxic against grapevine.