PARASITES | PRODUCT | PATHOGENIC MANIFESTATION |
---|---|---|
APHIDS |
Propolis Kyphos Kyphotris Bio |
Infestations begin in late spring and can continue throughout the year. |
MITES / SPIDERS |
Propolis Kyphos Rock dust Kyphotris Bio |
The most massive attacks occur in summer due to the presence of weather conditions more favorable to the pest (hot-dry) |
COBINES |
Propolis Kyphos |
The infestations begin from the beginning of spring, the moment of greatest appearance of the juvenile forms is between July and August (periods of low humidity). |
Whiteflies |
Soft soap | The infestations begin from the beginning of spring, in a warm, humid and poorly ventilated environment |
BUZZERS |
Propolis Kyphos |
The juvenile forms appear in May-June to complete the generations in late autumn. The greatest damage occurs in the middle of summer. |
FRUIT FLY |
Rock dust |
The time of greatest appearance of the adults that lay their eggs in the fruits is in spring-summer |
Powdery mildew |
Propolis Kyphos |
It prefers warm humid climatic-environmental conditions (optimum temperature 18-25°C and high humidity). |
DOWNY MILDEW |
Kyphotris Bio |
The germination of the spores takes place in conditions of high humidity and is favored by optimal temperatures of about 20°C. |
SMOOT |
Soft soap | The infection develops following the production of honeydew produced by sucking insects (aphids, scale insects, etc.) |
SCAB |
The spores responsible for the infection are formed in not very high temperature conditions but in conditions of high atmospheric humidity, poor air recycling. | |
RUST |
Rock dust |
The spores responsible for the infection are formed in conditions of not very high temperatures, 18-20°C, but in conditions of high atmospheric humidity (spring-early June) |
BUBBLE |
The fungus is favored by conditions of high humidity and temperatures between the end of winter and the beginning of spring between 7 and 28°C. | |
MONILIA |
Kyphotris Bio |
Depending on the genus, it can be active already at low temperatures (5-10°C) causing extensive infections at different times of the season. The onset of the disease is favored in case of humidity, fog and long rains. |
GRAY MOLD |
Kyphotris Bio |
Optimal conditions for the onset of the disease are high environmental humidity (90%) and temperatures between 16-24°C. Warm, humid, rainy springs are ideal for the fungus to spread. |
COLLAR/ROOT ROT |
Tannin | The fungus thrives in humid environments and with temperatures ranging between 18°C and 25°C. |
PRUNING WOUNDS |
Cicatrin Plus | Wood rot phenomena can occur following pruning, grafting or damage to the trunk or branches due to environmental or mechanical causes. |
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