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Dicarboximid (or dicarboxamid) fungicides: vinclozolin (Ronilan 50%), iprodione (Rovral 22,5% flo) |
'''Dicarboximid (or dicarboxamid) fungicides''': vinclozolin (Ronilan 50%), iprodione (Rovral 22,5% flo) |
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These fungicides are turning into 3,5 diclhloroaniline into the soil really fast. |
These fungicides are turning into 3,5 diclhloroaniline into the soil really fast. |
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Repeated use of these dicarboximid |
Repeated use of these dicarboximid [[fungicide]]s year by year, make them to have lesser effectiveness. |
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Revision as of 22:27, 11 June 2007
Dicarboximid (or dicarboxamid) fungicides: vinclozolin (Ronilan 50%), iprodione (Rovral 22,5% flo) These fungicides are turning into 3,5 diclhloroaniline into the soil really fast. Repeated use of these dicarboximid fungicides year by year, make them to have lesser effectiveness.
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