Broad-Spectrum Biopesticides for Effective Crop Protection
Broad-Spectrum Biopesticides for Effective Crop Protection
Mode of Action :
Hyperparasitism: Ampelomyces quisqualis acts as a hyperparasite, infecting powdery mildew pathogens.
Infection Process: It penetrates the powdery mildew structures, forming pycnidia within hyphae, conidiophores, and cleistothecia.
Nutritional Dependency: The fungus derives nutrition from the protoplasm of the infected mildew, multiplying within its body.
Colony Destruction: Eventually, it kills the mildew colony by consuming its resources.
Enzyme Production: Produces enzymes that dissolve the host’s cell walls, enabling penetration and inactivation of the host's defense mechanisms.
Benefits :
Eco-Friendly: Safe for the environment and easy to use.
Crop Health Improvement: Enhances crop health through the production of various hydrolytic enzymes.
Targeted Action: Effective against several powdery mildew species and various arthropod pests (e.g., insects, termites, thrips, whiteflies, aphids, beetles).
Increased Productivity: Contributes to higher crop yields.
Reduced Chemical Use: Decreases reliance on chemical pesticides, promoting sustainable agriculture.
All crops (vegetable, cereals, pulses, fruits )
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250 gm per acre / 625 gm per ha OR 500 ml per acre / 1.25 liters per ha
Foliar Application