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protectant fungicide are active only on the surface of plants and may inhibit spore germination
of the fungal pathogen or its growth on the surface
systemic fungicide are absorbed in to the plant tissue and may be translocated within the
plant
Fungicide resistance loss of efficiency against a particular target pathogen
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major objectives of FRAC 1. identify existing and potential resistance problems
2. collate info and distribute it to those involved with fungicide research,
distribution and use
3. provide guidelines and advice on the use of fungicides to reduce the risk
of resistance developing and to manage it should it occur.
4. recommend procedures for use in fungicide resistance studies
5. stimulate open liaison and collaboration with universities gov agency's
advisors extension workers distributors and farmers
biological control A method of pest control that involves the use of naturally occurring
disease organisms, parasites, or predators to control pests
chemical control Use of pesticides or herbicides to manage an unwanted organism(s)
(photo: herbicide used to kill dandelions)
cultural control practices that reduce pest establishment, reproduction, dispersal, and
survival
genetic control genetically bred to resist certain pest
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mechanical/ physical control kill a pest directly or make it environment unsuitable
the common name is a shortened version of the chemical name.
indicates the products relative acute toxicity to what is the purpose of the signal word
humans and animals
the active ingredient is the chemical or chemicals in an pesticide product responsible for its
pesticide activity
inert ingredient is not normally named
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