Optimization of the effects of biocontrol agents on broccoli head rot using meta-analysis-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Optimization of the effects of biocontrol agents on broccoli head rot using meta-analysis

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Author:

Nishimura Fumihiro¹,Katayama Takahiro¹,Komobuchi Keizo¹,IKEDA Ken-ichi²^ORCID

Affiliation:

1. Kagawa Prefecture: Kagawa-ken

2. Kobe University Faculty of Agriculture Graduate School of Agricultural Science: Kobe Daigaku Daigakuin Nogaku Kenkyuka Nogakubu

Abstract

Abstract Meta-analysis was performed to evaluate the effects of biopesticides on broccoli head rot. Three registered biopesticides, Masterpiece, Vegekeeper, and Biokeeper, were effective in preventing disease as compared to the untreated control but were less effective under conditions of high disease frequency. Masterpiece was more effective in control when the frequency of application was increased rather than the concentration. However, Vegekeeper, and Biokeeper were more effectively controlled by treatments with higher concentration ratios. In the rainfall experiment, Masterpiece and Vegekeeper were more effective than Biokeeper.

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Research Square Platform LLC

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