Similar to other crops, mango trees often face the risk of infection by various fungal diseases. Among them, anthracnose, fruit rot, and powdery mildew are the most common diseases affecting mangoes. Let's explore preventive measures for these diseases in the following article by Agrifuture.
a) Disease Characteristics:
Caused by the fungus Diplodia natalensis, this disease often occurs during the rainy season and in hot, humid weather. Symptoms include dark spots on branches, which then spread to young shoots, turning leaf petioles brown. On fruits, the disease typically attacks during the harvesting stage, with rotting spreading rapidly in hot, humid conditions, leading to a decrease in market value.
b) Control Measures:
Agrifuture recommends the use of effective fungal disease control products such as TVZeb Japane 70WP and CapJapane 70WP.
• CapJapane 70WP Product Information:
CapJapane 70WP is composed of a unique blend aimed at safeguarding crops during their growing season. Immediately after application, the active ingredient Propineb hinders metabolic processes, while Tebuconazole inhibits ergosterol synthesis in cell membranes, causing instant death to disease-causing fungi with a prolonged effect thereafter.
CapJapane 70WP, with its systemic, penetrative, and residual properties, ensures comprehensive crop protection, nurturing lush greenery.
Usage Guidelines:
CapJapane 70WP is registered for the control of rust diseases in roses.
Dosage: 800g/ha. Mix 30 - 50g in a 25-liter tank. Alternatively, use 800g per 400 - 500 liters of water.
Spray volume: 500 - 600 liters/ha. Apply when the disease first appears, with an incidence rate of about 5%.
Re-entry interval: 14 days after spraying.
• Product information for TVZEB JAPANE 70WP :
Characteristics and Uses:
A breakthrough patented formula has created a TVZeb Japane 70WP with synergistic power from two components with specialized eradication mechanisms. Therefore, TVZeb Japane 70WP is significantly more effective than other products with immediate and prolonged efficacy, while also promoting leafy growth and quick recovery.
Instructions for Use:
TVZeb Japane 70WP is registered for the control of brown spot disease on dragon fruit.
Dosage: 0.3%. Mix 50-80g per 25-liter tank. Or use a 250g pack for 100-150 liters of water.
Spray volume: 400 - 900 liters/ha. Spray when the disease first appears, with a disease incidence rate of about 5%.
Re-entry interval: 7 days after spraying.
Anthracnose on fruits, anthracnose on stems
a) Disease Characteristics:
On fruits: typically, brown or black spots appear, surrounded by yellow halos, which then coalesce to form rough patches. The disease causes fruits to rot and easily fall prey to flies and mosquitoes.
On stems: the disease causes stem cankers, and if severe, can lead to root rot, branch breakage, leaf drop, and even tree death.
b) Control Measures:
Agrifuture recommends using effective disease control products such as TVZEB JAPANE 70WP.
• Product Information for TVZEB JAPANE 70WP:
Characteristics and Benefits:
A breakthrough patented formula has created the TVZeb Japane 70WP, harnessing the combined power of two specialized eradication mechanisms.
As a result, TVZeb Japane 70WP demonstrates vastly superior efficacy compared to other products, with immediate and prolonged effectiveness, while also promoting lush foliage and rapid recovery.
Instructions for Use:
TVZeb Japane 70WP is registered for the control of brown spot disease in dragon fruit.
Dosage: 0.3%. Mix 50-80g per 25-liter container. Or use 250g sachet for 100-150 liters of water.
Water volume for spraying: 400 - 900 liters/ha. Apply when the disease is newly appearing, at a disease incidence rate of about 5%.
Re-entry interval: 7 days after spraying.
If you have any further questions, please contact Agrifuture's technical department. Wishing you successful application and a thriving orchard with high-quality, economically efficient yields!
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