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Spray program for Florida dooryard grapes

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Title:
Spray program for Florida dooryard grapes
Series Title:
Watermelong and grape investigations laboratory mimeo report - University of Florida Agricultural Experiment Station ; WGL 71-1
Creator:
Mortensen, J. A.
Place of Publication:
Leesburg, Fla.
Publisher:
Watermelon and Grape Investigations Laboratory, University of Florida
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Language:
English

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Subjects / Keywords:
Grapes ( jstor )
Insecticides ( jstor )
Fungicides ( jstor )
Spatial Coverage:
North America -- United States -- Florida

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University of Florida
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129575205 ( OCLC )

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Time to spray
Mid-winter, any time
before bud swell


SPRAY PROGRAM FOR FLORIDA DOORYARD GRAPES
SJohn A. "ortensen
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Amount spreader-
per sticker
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Days
before
harvest


Spray material 't'a Ui d __9 J. ares


(Fungicides)
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1/5 int +


Basic copper suifiaut -tem '.


Fungus or insect
controlled


anthracnose


Liquid lime-sulfur _.. -- -
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Bearing vines: when new
shoots begin growing;
repeat every 10 days
thereafter until berries
are 1/2 inch in diameter;
after harvest, spray
every 30 days until
Oct. 1.
Non bearing vines:
apply monthly during


(Fungicides)
Maneb with zinc
sulfate3
or CaDtan


1 TBS.
2 TBS.


anthracnosee
black rot
bitter rot
riue rot
leaf spot
down mildew


active grow h.
Mix with the above fungi-} (Insecticides) 4
cide application (except Malathion 50-57% EC 2 tsp. 1/2 3 (aphids (Malathion only
during flowering) when or Malathion 25% Wp5 4 TBS. 1 3 caterpillars
insect damage appears; or Sevin 50% WP 2 TBS. 1 0 < leafhopoers
otherwise omit or Sevin 80% WP 4 tsp. 1 0 flea beetles *(blue)
insecticide .. or Sevin 23-25% flowable 4 tsp. 1 0 fruit beetles, wasps
Any time powdery mildew (Fungicide)
appears, except within Karathane 25% WP 1 tso. 1 21 powdery mildew
3 weeks of harvest
Any time ants are (Insecticide) Apply as a drench to
damaging the grape Chlordane 44% EC 2 tsp. 0 ant beds, not plants,
foliage to control ants.


1 This is the recommended minimum number of days between last'application of the
2 For bunch grapes only; omit for muscadines.
3 Manzate D, Dithane M22 Special, or similar products where maneb and zinc
mechanically or chemically mixed.
EC = emulsifiable concentrate.
5 WP = wettable powder.
Note: TBS = tablespoon: tsp = teaspoon


Mimeo Report WGL 71-1, Watermelon and Grape Investigations Laboratory, Lee:
200 Copies


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