Czech scientists investigated the burn on an apricot

Published 2024년 4월 23일

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The Research and Selection Institute of Horticulture in Golovusy, Czech Republic, has conducted studies on the protection of apricot flowers from monilial burn in ecological cultivation. The research revealed that varieties such as Betinka, Darina, Bergroad, Pincot, and PL 2/258 have the highest resistance to monilial blight for three years. The study also found that treating the Harohem and Veharda varieties with a mixture containing inactivated dried yeast and sulfur was the most effective in preventing monilial burn, with an efficiency of 72%. Other treatments, such as sulfur, copper-containing preparations, and the chemical fungicide prochloraz, had varying levels of effectiveness.

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The results of studies of preparations for protection against monilial burn of apricot flowers in ecological cultivation proved different resistance of varieties. The results of such experiments conducted by the Research and Selection Institute of Horticulture in Golovusy (Czech Republic) are reported in the magazine "Horticulture in Ukrainian". The varieties Betinka, Darina, Bergroad, Pincot and PL 2/258 had the highest resistance against monilial blight of flowers for three years. According to the results of research, these varieties are the most suitable for ecological cultivation of products. The effectiveness of drugs against monilial burn of flowers was also tested on Harohem and Veharda varieties. In the Vehard variety, spraying with a mixture containing a preparation containing inactivated dried yeast and sulfur was the most effective - 72%. Treatment with a combination of copper-containing and sulfur preparations had an efficiency of ...

Source: Agrotimes