In vitro study of baseline sensitivity of important fungi against different fungicides
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Baseline sensitivity values of important phytopathogenic fungi were studied against fungicides. ED50, ED90 and MIC value of propiconazole for, Colletotrichum capsici, and Gloeosporium ampelophagum was in the range of 0.020-0.04 ?g/ml. ED50 values of tebuconazole for Alternaria alternata was 30.0 ?g/ml. Azoxystrobin was also tested for its ED50, ED90 and MIC values against Alternaria alternata, C. capsici, G. ampelophagum and Botrytis cinerea where the values were in the range of 0.019-50.0, 0.03-60.0 and 0.2-100.0 ?g/ml respectively. Baseline sensitivity values are important for the management of plant diseases and resistance development.
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Baseline sensitivity, Fungicide, Fungi, In vitro
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