Fungicidal control of onion pink root caused by Setophoma terrestris and effects on soil enzyme activity
Somayeh Sadeghi,
Mehdi Nasr‐Esfahani,
Mojdeh Maleki
et al.
Abstract:Pink root disease (PRD) caused by Setophoma terrestris is a major disease in onion‐producing regions. The fungus primarily infects onion, but occasionally causes disease on other plant species such as cereals, corn, cucurbits, pepper, spinach, and soybean. In this study, we analysed the efficacy of three commercially available fungicides at low dose in two successive years (2020–2021) in the field. These included Priaxor Xemium Brand (fluxapyroxad + pyraclostrobin) at 1.0 or 1.5 L/ha, Lamardor 400 FS (propicon… Show more
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