Claim · model-written summary
L-50 residue was less sticky but undesirable.
- Taxon
- TOMATOESt0
- Treatment
- L-50e0
- Outcome
- Residues of lower viscosity polymerse0
- Direction
- less stickye0
- Qualifier
- undesirable owing to their content of the viscous polymer H-100e0
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Verbatim
e0“Residues of lower viscosity polymers (L-100 and L-50), although less sticky, were still undesirable owing to their content of the viscous polymer H-100.”
t0“TOMATOES”
Title
THE EFFECTS OF POLYBUTENE EMULSIONS ON GREENHOUSE TOMATOES AND THE CONTROL OF LEAF MOLD
R. W. Fisher; E. A. Kerr Canadian Journal of Plant Science 1964. doi:10.4141/cjps64-024
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Intervention effect Polybutene sprays controlled tomato leaf mold in the greenhouse.
- Intervention effect Weekly 0.25% H-35 controlled leaf mold.
- Intervention effect Weekly H-35 significantly reduced tomato yield.
- Intervention effect Two-week applications resulted in moderate infection.
- Intervention effect Two-week applications gave the greatest yield.
- Intervention effect Marketable yield under two-week applications was 3% less than Manzate.
- Intervention effect The emulsifier reduced mold severity.
- Intervention effect Weekly H-35 left an objectionable sticky fruit residue.
- Observation L-100 residue was less sticky but undesirable.