The Appearance of Dicarboximide Resistance in Botrytis Cinerea in Queensland.

O'Brien, R. G.; Glass, R. J.

doi:10.1071/app9860024

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“…Three fungicides, thiophanate‐methyl (benzimidazole), diethofencarb (phenylcarbamate) and procymidone (dicarboximide), have been used to control B. cinerea disease for many years. However, phenotypes exhibiting resistance to these fungicides have been detected in B. cinerea populations on host plants 4–6. A point mutation at codon 198 or 200 of β‐tubulin gene is thought to be associated with the resistance to benzimidazole and/or phenylcarbamate fungicides 7–12.…”

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Nested PCR‐RFLP is a high‐speed method to detect fungicide‐resistant Botrytis cinerea at an early growth stage of grapes

Saito

Suzuki

Takayanagi

2008

Pest Management Science

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Nested PCR‐RFLP is a high‐speed method to detect fungicide‐resistant Botrytis cinerea at an early growth stage of grapes

Saito

Suzuki

Takayanagi

2008

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Fungicides, Aromatic Hydrocarbons

Lyr¹

2002

Encyclopedia of Agrochemicals

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Aromatic hydrocarbon fungicides represent an older and chemically heterogeneous group of fungicides consisting of an aromatic ring system. They have been in use for a long time, but have lost their importance. Some of them are still valuable compounds in tropical countries and in use for controlling storage diseases. Many of them could be replaced by newer compounds with a broader antifungal spectrum, better physical properties, and higher activity.

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