application · Botrytis cinerea · Solanum lycopersicum (tomato)

Evaluation of systemic fungicides for use in the glasshouse industry · 1971

• positive
  Benomyl soil drench controlled tomato leaf infection under abundant B. cinerea inoculum.
• positive
  Benomyl soil drench controlled tomato flower infection under abundant B. cinerea inoculum.
• no effect
  Benomyl soil drench did not control tomato fruit ghost-spotting under abundant B. cinerea inoculum.

cited by 1 paper here

The effect of benomyl on the infection of tomatoes by Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. lycopersici and Botrytis cinerea · 1973

• positive
  Combined soil drenches and stem and foliar sprays reduced Botrytis stem lesions more than either treatment alone.

  compared with drench or spray treatments alone

• positive
  The combined treatment increased general tomato plant survival more than drench or spray alone.

  compared with drench or spray treatments alone

cited by 1 paper here

Control of tomato grey mould on unheated crops using non‐ systemic fungicide sprays · 1975

• positive
  High-volume dichlofluanid sprays gave better control of Botrytis cinerea infections of tomato than sprays at 0.05 or 0.025% a.i.

  compared with sprays at 0.05 or 0.025% a.i.

cites 2 papers here

Resistance to fungal pathogens triggered by the Cf9‐Avr9 response in tomato and oilseed rape in the absence of hypersensitive cell death · 2002

• positive
  Avr9 injection delayed Botrytis cinerea disease in Cf9 tomato at or near the injection site.

Enhancement of Biological Control of Botrytis cinerea on Cucumber by Foliar Sprays and Bed Potting Mixes of Trichoderma harzianum YC459 and Its Application on Tomato in the Greenhouse · 2006

• positive
  Th 459 foliar spray reduced B. cinerea infection of tomato fruit as effectively as dichlofluanid.

  compared with dichlofluanid

Preventive and post‐infection control of Botrytis cinerea in tomato plants by hexanoic acid · 2008

• positive
  Spraying hexanoic acid at fungicidal concentrations on tomato plants before inoculation reduced necrosis diameter by about 60%.

Effects of Colonization of a Bacterial Endophyte,Azospirillumsp. B510, on Disease Resistance in Rice · 2009

• positive
  Endophytic colonization with Azospirillum sp. B510 induced disease resistance in tomato against gray mold caused by Botrytis cinerea.

Biological control of leaf grey mould of greenhouse tomatoes caused byBotrytis cinerea · 2011

• positive
  Trichoderma harzianum foliar spray suppressed tomato leaf infection by B. cinerea in both years.
• positive
  Fusarium semitectum foliar spray suppressed tomato leaf infection by B. cinerea in both years.

[Identification of endophytic actinomycete St24 tomato plants from and its application in biocontrol of gray mold disease]. · 2012

• positive
  Foliar extract spray at 100 mg x L(-1) gave 85.4% control after 120 h.
• positive
  Foliar extract spray at 100 mg x L(-1) gave 94.3% control after 24 h.

Systemic Resistance to Gray Mold Induced in Tomato by Benzothiadiazole and Trichoderma harzianum T39 · 2013

• positive
  T39 drenching primed salicylic acid and ethylene related expression in proportion to its concentration.

Screening, Identification and Biocontrol Effects of Antagonistic Bacterial Strain CQ against Botrytis cinerea from Tomato · 2015

• positive
  Spraying detached tomato leaves with 1‰ CQ culture filtrate achieved 100% control efficacy against gray mold.

The Biocontrol Efficacy of Streptomyces pratensis LMM15 on Botrytis cinerea in Tomato · 2017

• positive
  Spraying LMM15 before pathogen inoculation decreased tomato gray mold incidence by 46.35%.

Potential of bioinsecticidal Bacillus thuringiensis inoculum to suppress gray mold in tomato based on induced systemic resistance · 2019

• positive
  Drenching tomato rhizospheres with Bacillus thuringiensis inoculum significantly suppressed gray mold disease caused by Botrytis cinerea.
• no effect
  Spraying Bacillus thuringiensis inocula onto detached tomato leaves did not suppress gray mold.

Development of Boscalid Resistance in Botrytis cinerea and an Efficient Strategy for Resistance Management · 2020

• positive
  Fruit dipping delayed boscalid resistance development.

Selenium Combined with Methyl Jasmonate to Control Tomato Gray Mold by Optimizing Microbial Community Structure in Plants · 2022

• positive
  Combined selenium and methyl jasmonate reduced Botrytis infection in tomato fruits and leaves.
• positive
  Mixed antagonists significantly inhibited Botrytis diameter by 40.99%.

Plant immune inducer ZNC promotes rutin accumulation and enhances resistance to Botrytis cinerea in tomato · 2023

• positive
  Exogenous spraying of ZNC significantly improved the resistance of tomato plants to B. cinerea.

Stenotrophomonas rhizophila Ep2.2 inhibits growth of Botrytis cinerea through the emission of volatile organic compounds, restricts leaf infection and primes defense genes · 2023

• positive
  Sprayed Ep2.2 restricted B. cinerea infection of tomato.

Enhancing Botrytis disease management in tomato plants: insights from a Pseudomonas putida strain with biocontrol activity · 2024

• positive
  Combined root drenching and foliar spray was the most effective Z13 application against B. cinerea.
• positive
  Combined root and foliar Z13 application significantly protected tomato from B. cinerea.

Suprathreshold Water Spray Stimulus Enhances Plant Defenses against Biotic Stresses in Tomato · 2024

• positive
  Suprathreshold water spray enhances tomato defenses against Botrytis cinerea.

Bacillus velezensis QSE-21 cell-free supernatant primes resistance and outperforms live cells in controlling Botrytis cinerea on tomato · 2025

• positive
  CFS-Q controlled B. cinerea on tomato fruit better than live QSE-21 cells.

  compared with spraying live QSE-21 cells

The Biological Product Agricultural Jiaosu Enhances Tomato Resistance to Botrytis cinerea · 2025

• positive
  AJ application lowered gray mold incidence in tomato by 55%.