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Ampelomyces Quisqualis |
| Description: |
CFU: [2 X 10^8/ml]
The fungus Ampelomyces quisqualis is a naturally occurring hyperparasite of powdery mildews. It infects and forms pycnidia (fruiting bodies) within powdery mildew hyphae, conidiophores (specialized spore-producing hyphae), and cleistothecia (the closed fruiting bodies of powdery mildews). This parasitism reduces growth and may eventually kill the mildew colony.
Formulation Availability: - Liquid
Crops: - Suitable for all crops
Advantage:-
• Effective as Bio fungicides
• Useful as disease control and have been reported for greenhouse and field-grown vegetable crops
• Effective powdery mildew control.
• Unique mode of action.
• Can be used in organic farming and fits perfectly into any IPM program.
• Helps to reduce the risk of development of strains resistant to conventional fungicides.
• Active at lower temperatures than sulphur.
• Can parasitize also overwintering cleistothecia and thus reduce the infection level the following year.
• No phytotoxicity.
• No pre-harvest interval and re-entry time.
• Harmless to beneficials, safe to humans and to the environment
Target pests:-
It has been recorded on more than 64 species in the genera Brasilomyces, Erysiphe, Leveillula, Microsphaera, Phyllactinia, Podosphaera, Sphaerotheca, and Uncinula, as well as the anamorphic genera Oï dium and Oï diopsis.
These reports represent powdery mildews which attack 256 plant species within 172 genera in 59 families, and which occur in 28 countries around the world. |
| Placement Date: |
Oct 03, 2016 |
| Expiration Date: |
Oct 02, 2021 |
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Company Name: |
Sundaram Overseas Operation |
| Contact Person: |
Gaurang Thumar |
| City: |
MUMBAI |
| Country: |
India
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| Introduction: |
In 1960s traditional village farming was the only major factor contributing to Indian economy. Taking benefit of this, our honorary chair person, started mechanizing his operations and in a short time gained momentum and expertise in groundnut oil production. Soon expansion became imperative and in 1970s company achieved an esteemed position in the market with its quality products.
By looking at the overwhelming response from the market the management decided to establish a new venture in the field of plastic production and continues to grow even today to fulfill the needs of market. |
| Business Type: |
Exporter, Manufacturer |
| Areas of Interest: |
1. Food & Beverages/Spices & Sauces
2. Food & Beverages/Food Additives
3. Agriculture & Farm/Fertilizers
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