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Cultural and biological control methods
Caning
Existence of plant cover
Critical stage
Autumn
Treatment criteria
Observe precipitations and temperature in rainy autumns. With persistent rains, treat the lower part of the tree 48 hours after rainfall.
Active material recommended
Inorganic copper compound
Fosetil AI
Mancoceb
Metalaxil
Metalaxil-M
Scientific name
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