Paper · 2010 · World Pesticides

The Development and Application of Water Dispersible Effervescent tablets of Nano-triadimefon

Qi Ming

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Abstract

This paper describes research conducted on formulation method for triadimefon 25%effervescent tablets as well as on adjuvants selection and ingredient percentages.The compositions and preparation by pressing powder are developed.High temperature storage and field experiments indicates that the performance and control efficacy of wheat powdery mildew of this triadimefon 25% effervescent tablets are good,which would have good prospect for triadimefon 25%effervescent tablets.

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Triadimefon 25% effervescent tablets had good control efficacy against wheat powdery mildew.

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triadimefon 25% effervescent tabletse0
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powdery mildewe0pathogen
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control efficacy of wheat powdery mildewe0
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Triticum aestivum
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“field experiments indicates that the performance and control efficacy of wheat powdery mildew of this triadimefon 25% effervescent tablets are good”

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triadimefon · disease · Triticum aestivum (wheat)Positive and negative results

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