CASE STUDIES
Mitigate Challenging Diseases
Banana – Sigatoka – Ecuador|{p}In-vitro test of fungicides with OCC. {/p}|{p}Fungicide efficacies improve with various dosages of OCC.{/p}
✓A fungicide developed for the control of Sigatoka was ineffective.| ✓The efficacies improved in all three new formulas with added OCC against the original formula.
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Blackberry_Fusarium Root Rot – Mexico |{p}Laboratory test before field implementation of zero residue mitigation. {/p}|{p}Successfully mitigate all soil-borne pathogens.{/p}
✓ Blackberry farm infested with soil-borne fungal pathogens and nematodes.| ✓ Soil drench was tested to assess the outcome.| ✓ All harmful fungal pathogens and nematodes were mitigated without harming beneficial fungi.
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Grapevines_Mitigation of GTD – Spain|{p}Two-season program to mitigate ESCA grapevine trunk disease. {/p}|{p}A zero-residue approach to protection management of grapevines{/p}
✓ Eliminate grapevine trunk disease symptoms in one season.| ✓ Includes an In-vitro test by SARDI of Australia comparing the solution with an industry-standard fungicide to mitigate Eutypa dieback.| ✓ Includes the zero-residue spray approach to adopt in the fields.
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Latex Rubber_Bark Necrosis – Thailand|{p}Reverse Bark Necrosis Syndrome. {/p}|{p}Earlier production of latex from young trees.{/p}
✓ The systemic mode of action of OCC improved the efficacy of bio-fungicides.| ✓ Young rubber trees started producing latex in their third year instead of the typical sixth year.
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Papaya_Mitigate Ring Spot Virus – Thailand|{p}Improved efficacy of bio-fungicides. {/p}|{p}Reverse symptoms within weeks.{/p}
✓ The systemic action and encapsulation characteristics of OCC vastly improved bio-fungicides' efficacy, which was ineffective.| ✓ Includes a new zero-residue spray approach as an option.
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Plum_Sharka-Plum Pox Virus – Spain|{p}OCC improved an ineffective fungicide. {/p}|{p}Significantly reduce infection rate in the orchard.{/p}
✓ The orchard in Murcia has had an average infection rate of 30% over the past seasons using the same cocktails of fungicides.| ✓ The infection rate was down to 4% with the inclusion of OCCbased biostimulant in the spray mix.
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