Evaluation of simple and complex coffee rust forecasts to time fungicide application :

The net survival ratio values for the monocyclic process (NSRMP) of Hemileia vastatrix were calculated as a product of the parameters: inoculum, yield, and monocyclic process equivalent for environment (MPEE), as determined at three locations during 1982-84. A protective fungicide, copper-oxychloride, was applied when NSRMP major and equal 0.00012 during 1982-83 and NSRMP major and equal 0.00015 during 1983-84. The MPEE values were quantified (complex forecast) or preestablished values were used (simple forecast). During the second cropping season, in addition to copper-oxychloride, triadimefon (systemic) was applied as based on complex forecast. During the first year, based on complex forecast, only two applications of copper-oxychloride was made in one location; whereas, in the other, no application was required. During the second year, in one location, three applications were required as based on complex forecast, and four when based on simple. In the other location, it was necessary to make only one application of copper-oxychloride, based on both simple and complex forecasts. Only one application of triadimefon was required, at each location, based on complex forecast. Local recommendations required four applications of copper-oxychloride per year to be made at fixed times.

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Main Authors: 84299 Kushalappa, A.C., 77514 Hernández, T.A., 86042 Lemos, H.G.
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Subjects:COFFEA ARABICA, HEMILEIA VASTATRIX, ENFERMEDADES FUNGOSAS, METODOS DE APLICACION, EPOCAS DE APLICACION, MODELOS,
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spelling KOHA-OAI-BVE:692462020-02-03T21:36:19ZEvaluation of simple and complex coffee rust forecasts to time fungicide application : 84299 Kushalappa, A.C. 77514 Hernández, T.A. 86042 Lemos, H.G. Oct 1986engThe net survival ratio values for the monocyclic process (NSRMP) of Hemileia vastatrix were calculated as a product of the parameters: inoculum, yield, and monocyclic process equivalent for environment (MPEE), as determined at three locations during 1982-84. A protective fungicide, copper-oxychloride, was applied when NSRMP major and equal 0.00012 during 1982-83 and NSRMP major and equal 0.00015 during 1983-84. The MPEE values were quantified (complex forecast) or preestablished values were used (simple forecast). During the second cropping season, in addition to copper-oxychloride, triadimefon (systemic) was applied as based on complex forecast. During the first year, based on complex forecast, only two applications of copper-oxychloride was made in one location; whereas, in the other, no application was required. During the second year, in one location, three applications were required as based on complex forecast, and four when based on simple. In the other location, it was necessary to make only one application of copper-oxychloride, based on both simple and complex forecasts. Only one application of triadimefon was required, at each location, based on complex forecast. Local recommendations required four applications of copper-oxychloride per year to be made at fixed times. The net survival ratio values for the monocyclic process (NSRMP) of Hemileia vastatrix were calculated as a product of the parameters: inoculum, yield, and monocyclic process equivalent for environment (MPEE), as determined at three locations during 1982-84. A protective fungicide, copper-oxychloride, was applied when NSRMP major and equal 0.00012 during 1982-83 and NSRMP major and equal 0.00015 during 1983-84. The MPEE values were quantified (complex forecast) or preestablished values were used (simple forecast). During the second cropping season, in addition to copper-oxychloride, triadimefon (systemic) was applied as based on complex forecast. During the first year, based on complex forecast, only two applications of copper-oxychloride was made in one location; whereas, in the other, no application was required. During the second year, in one location, three applications were required as based on complex forecast, and four when based on simple. In the other location, it was necessary to make only one application of copper-oxychloride, based on both simple and complex forecasts. Only one application of triadimefon was required, at each location, based on complex forecast. Local recommendations required four applications of copper-oxychloride per year to be made at fixed times. COFFEA ARABICAHEMILEIA VASTATRIXENFERMEDADES FUNGOSASMETODOS DE APLICACIONEPOCAS DE APLICACIONMODELOSFitopatología Brasileira (Brasil)
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topic COFFEA ARABICA
HEMILEIA VASTATRIX
ENFERMEDADES FUNGOSAS
METODOS DE APLICACION
EPOCAS DE APLICACION
MODELOS
COFFEA ARABICA
HEMILEIA VASTATRIX
ENFERMEDADES FUNGOSAS
METODOS DE APLICACION
EPOCAS DE APLICACION
MODELOS
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COFFEA ARABICA
HEMILEIA VASTATRIX
ENFERMEDADES FUNGOSAS
METODOS DE APLICACION
EPOCAS DE APLICACION
MODELOS
84299 Kushalappa, A.C.
77514 Hernández, T.A.
86042 Lemos, H.G.
Evaluation of simple and complex coffee rust forecasts to time fungicide application :
description The net survival ratio values for the monocyclic process (NSRMP) of Hemileia vastatrix were calculated as a product of the parameters: inoculum, yield, and monocyclic process equivalent for environment (MPEE), as determined at three locations during 1982-84. A protective fungicide, copper-oxychloride, was applied when NSRMP major and equal 0.00012 during 1982-83 and NSRMP major and equal 0.00015 during 1983-84. The MPEE values were quantified (complex forecast) or preestablished values were used (simple forecast). During the second cropping season, in addition to copper-oxychloride, triadimefon (systemic) was applied as based on complex forecast. During the first year, based on complex forecast, only two applications of copper-oxychloride was made in one location; whereas, in the other, no application was required. During the second year, in one location, three applications were required as based on complex forecast, and four when based on simple. In the other location, it was necessary to make only one application of copper-oxychloride, based on both simple and complex forecasts. Only one application of triadimefon was required, at each location, based on complex forecast. Local recommendations required four applications of copper-oxychloride per year to be made at fixed times.
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HEMILEIA VASTATRIX
ENFERMEDADES FUNGOSAS
METODOS DE APLICACION
EPOCAS DE APLICACION
MODELOS
author 84299 Kushalappa, A.C.
77514 Hernández, T.A.
86042 Lemos, H.G.
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title Evaluation of simple and complex coffee rust forecasts to time fungicide application :
title_short Evaluation of simple and complex coffee rust forecasts to time fungicide application :
title_full Evaluation of simple and complex coffee rust forecasts to time fungicide application :
title_fullStr Evaluation of simple and complex coffee rust forecasts to time fungicide application :
title_full_unstemmed Evaluation of simple and complex coffee rust forecasts to time fungicide application :
title_sort evaluation of simple and complex coffee rust forecasts to time fungicide application :
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