Mango damaging anthracnose
29/01/2022
Ph.D. Nguyen Minh Tuyen Mango is a crop with high economic value, depending on the ability to invest in technical care and pest control. Anthracnose is a common disease found on mango trees. In some years, when the weather conditions are suitable, the disease develops very strongly, seriously affecting the yield and quality of mango.
The pathogen is caused by the Colletotrichum gloeosporioides. fungus Harmful symptoms: The disease often arises and causes severe damage on young parts such as leaves, branches and fruit buds. On the leaves, at first, the lesions are dark brown spots, between the diseased leaves and the healthy leaves there is a yellow halo. Young branches are infected, the bark is dark brown, the lesion is slightly indented and the branches are dry. Infected fruit buds are dark brown and fall off easily. The disease develops in conditions of high humidity and fog. In particular, the disease often thrives during the period when mangoes are in bud, have young fruit buds, and meet favorable weather conditions. In mango orchards with little care, or poor care, such as unbalanced fertilization and excess nitrogen, no pruning ineffective branches will result in dense foliage, lack sunlight, and thus increase the humidity of the garden. disease is often severe. A number of prevention measures have been applied with high efficiency and reduced costs: - Before entering the new crop, it is necessary to clean the garden, remove weeds, prune diseased branches and ineffective branches hidden in the foliage to ventilate the canopy, so that sunlight can easily enter to limit moisture. high. Reasonable pruning also helps to spray insecticides to prevent pests and diseases favorably. - Fertilize adequately and balancedly, avoid over-fertilizing with nitrogen. Enhance some micronutrients for plants by foliar spraying with foliar fertilizers: POLYFEED 15-15-30 in the pre-bud stage, to help plants increase resistance to disease, enhance hypocotyl differentiation, to have more flower buds, is a condition to increase the yield and quality of mango. - At the stage of mango shoots and young fruit buds, if you encounter conditions of high humidity and fog, you must promptly spray preventively with PYLACOL 700WP, with a mixed dose: 300g of product/ 100 liters of water to spray evenly wet the canopy. PYLACOL 700WP can be combined with SK ENSPRAY 99EC mineral oil to increase and prolong the product is potency. - In the stages of bud, flower, young fruit, if early disease is detected, it should be sprayed twice 7-10 days apart |
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