Sharkawy, Sahar Ahmed  <br/><br/>
Integrated control program of powdery mildew on mango trees in Egypt by foliar sprays of fungicides combined with fertilizers  [electronic resource] 
 برنامج المكافحة المتكامل للبياض الدقيقي على أشجار المانجو بواسطة الرش الورقي لمبيدات الفطريات مع الأسمدة 

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<br/><br/>Includes bibliographic reference. 
<br/><br/> The powdery mildew of mango caused by Oidium mangiferae has become a serious and <br/>widespread problem in many parts of Egypt. A field experiment was conducted for four seasons <br/>2019-2022 to investigate the efficacy of four fungicides, COBOX 50% WP (Copper Oxchloride), <br/>TOPAS 10% EC (Penconazole), PUNCH 40%EC (flusilazole and Carbendazim) and <br/>KEMAZED 50%WP (Carbendazim) along with control (water spray) against mango powdery <br/>mildew on the most popular cv. Taimour. Each fungicide was sprayed in 15-d-intervals with di potassium phosphate, <br/>mono-potassium phosphate, and calcium phosphate alone in one season in <br/>2019 at two governorates (Aldaqahlia and Domietta). Under ALmansoura condition, the best <br/>treatment was TOPAS, which recorded 15.75 and 26.25% disease severity compared with control <br/>which recorded 67.5 and 74.25% disease severity on the leaves and blooms, respectively. The <br/>integrated control program combined the fertilizers with fungicides in three successive seasons <br/>2020,2021 and 2022. This program was decreasing the disease and also was decreasing the <br/>number of sprays fungicides so this study gained eco-friendly methods to control a serious <br/>disease and cost saving and the most important is decreeing the residual effect of pesticides in <br/>fruits.<br/>Key words: Chemical fungicides; mango; fertilizers; powdery mildew<br/> 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Powdery mildew diseases	<br/>Mango--Diseases and pests Control     <br/>Fungicides