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Metalaxyl, fosetyl-AI, calcium nitrate and phosphorous acid were tested in field trials against carrot cavity spot. Metalaxyl applied to soil at 1 kg/ha at the three to six trueleaf stage was the most consistently effective treatment, reducing the proportion of roots affected by at least 32%. Additional applications made 9-12 weeks later had no further effect on incidence of cavity spot. In one trial, a foliar spray with phosphorous acid at 4 g/l applied to run-off at the five to six true-leaf stage reduced incidence of cavity spot by 78% and increased root weight. Foliar sprays with calcium nitrate or fosetyl-AI had no effect on incidence of cavity spot.
Australasian Plant Pathology – Springer Journals
Published: Jan 28, 2011
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