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E. coli and Salmonella on animal farms: sources, survival and management
... are constantly exposed to new pathogens and antibiotic-resistant strains of 'old bugs'. In the last two decades, Salmonella strain DT104 that is resistant to multiple antibiotics, and highly virulent E. coli strain O157:H7 were identified. While the majority of E.coli strains are non-pathogenic and normally ...
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EXTOXNET PIP - IMAZALIL
... storage decay. Under natural conditions, it is less likely that imazalil treatment will lead to resistant strains of fungi than as a result of treatment with other fungicides. Formulation: Not Available Toxicological ...
extoxnet.orst.edu

Scientific Staff - Bruce Broadbent
... . A. Hilton, A. B. Broadbent, J. H. Kim and K. Wang. 2002.Selection of Pesticide Resistant Strains of Predatory Mites in the Laboratory and Evaluation of Pesticide Resistance of Predatory Mites on ...
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Hybridizing Mite Resistant Fuchsias
... purple into gall mite-resistant strains. Unfortunately, some of the progeny of ‘Campo Victrix’ also inherit some reduced resistance to leaf rust, even though most are quite resistant to gall mite ... to mite) Fuchsia boliviana Fuchsia campos-portoi Fuchsia denticulata Fuchsia fulgens (most strains are mite-resistant; a few hybrids are not) Fuchsia hatschbachii (often mistakenly labeled F. regia ...
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Revivingfuchsiapopularity
... archaic strategy for breeding novelty into fuchsias apply to mite-resistant strains? Or can it? Things have changed quite a bit ... foliage. I cull the non-resistant ones (and there are surprisingly few non-resistant seedlings from some good resistant “stud” plants), and ... long to generate new mite-resistant strains of fuchsia if you start with a few good berry-forming, resistant ‘stud’ plants. If you ...
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APSnet Education Center - Introductory Topics - What are Fungicides?
... , such as disease resistant cultivars, in an integrated disease management program. It is critical to use an effective disease management program to delay the build-up of resistant strains. At-risk fungicides should be used at the manufacturer's recommended rate (full rate) and application interval. Using full rates is expected to minimize selection of strains with ...
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Fruit Disease Focus - Blue Mold, Penicillium expansum
... fungicides because it acts as a protectant and has limited effectiveness. In areas where fungicide resistant strains of the fungus have developed, treatments with these fungicides may be unsuccessful. 4. Biological control ...
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Redbanded Leafroller
... foliage. Currently, redbanded leafroller is again a minor pest. It has largely been replaced pesticide-resistant strains of obliquebanded leafroller. Life History In the north central states, the redbanded leafroller usually produces ...
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Managing Fireblight in Southwest Michigan Apple Orchards
... It is a more effective product than Mycoshield where the fire blight bacteria are not resistant. Streptomycin is used during the bloom period to control blossom blight and in summer ... resistant strains of the fire blight bacterium (Erwinia amylovora) have been detected throughout Van Buren County and, beginning in 2000, in some areas of Berrien county adjacent to Van Buren County. Resistant strains ...
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... purple into gall mite-resistant strains. Unfortunately, some of the progeny of 'Campo Victrix' also inherit some reduced resistance to leaf rust, even though most are quite resistant to gall mite ... to mite) Fuchsia boliviana Fuchsia campos-portoi Fuchsia denticulata Fuchsia fulgens (most strains are mite-resistant; a few hybrids are not) Fuchsia hatschbachii (often mistakenly labeled F. regia ...
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