Practice · 6 articles
High-volume spraying is one of the key methods of plant protection in protected soil conditions. This application method allows for thorough coverage of all vegetative organs — from the root collar to the flower stalks, which is critical for combating pathogens that develop in conditions of high humidity. In the confined spaces of a greenhouse, where the microclimate promotes the rapid spread of infections, proper treatment technique becomes the determining factor in maintaining crop health and preventing epiphytotics.
This collection contains materials highlighting the specifics of protecting ornamental and vegetable crops, such as chrysanthemums, freesias, carnations, roses, tomatoes, and lettuce. The authors examine the symptoms of dangerous diseases, including fusarium wilt, gray mold, and didymella blight, and discuss the influence of agrotechnics on plant resistance to infestations. Readers will find practical recommendations on disease diagnostics, microclimate control methods, and technological aspects of growing transplants. This data will help agronomists and greenhouse specialists to more accurately identify infectious agents and select optimal protection strategies to improve product quality.
Plant protection For agronomists
This article examines dangerous diseases of chrysanthemums — Phoma root rot and Rhizoctonia stem rot. You will learn about the symptoms of infection, the ways the infection spreads, and effective preventive measures in greenhouse conditions
Plant protection For agronomists
The article examines the causes of marginal leaf scorch in freesia, as well as key aspects of growing greenhouse roses, including planting patterns, temperature regimes, and propagation methods
Plant protection For agronomists
The article describes key aspects of greenhouse production for flower crops, including substrate selection, temperature regimes, and modern methods of protecting transplants from infections. Learn how to ensure high-quality output when growing plants from seed
Plant protection For agronomists
Gray mold is a common fungal disease affecting chrysanthemum flowers under conditions of high humidity. The article describes key pathogen symptoms and effective control strategies, including microclimate regulation and fungicide application
Plant protection For agronomists
The article describes the main causes of stem rot diseases in carnations, including Fusarium wilt and Botrytis blight. It examines methods of microclimate control and modern chemical plant protection techniques
Plant protection For agronomists
The article examines key aspects of greenhouse lettuce cultivation: from substrate preparation and maintaining microclimate parameters to the prevention of common diseases such as black leg and grey mold
