Fungicide used in a sentence

Fungicide in a sentence as a noun

There are food safety processes too such as washing and spraying with fungicide.

With no fungicide effective against TR4, the Cavendish may meet the same fate as the Gros Michel.

And then strawberries that require the soil to be fumigated with really nasty stuff like methyl bromate fungicide.

I'd be interested to see if there's any evidence that the pesticides and fungicides are doing any harm.

Myclobutanil is a fungicide that cannabis growers use to prevent mildew.

Just before the rows close -- when the leaves of one row of plants meet those of the next -- he begins spraying Bravo, a fungicide, to control late blight, one of the biggest threats to the potato crop.

According to Balmes, N95 masks protect against vapor particles, such as sulphur, a common fungicide applied by farmworkers, or Coccidioides.

When plants are stressed by bruising from machines, poor storage after harvest, poor soil, or various pesticide/fungicide exposures, they produce defensive toxins, for examples chitinase and solanine.

The introduction of resistant strains, together with improved weather monitoring to help predict rust outbreaks, has meant that fewer than 10% of plants now need to be treated with fungicide, down from 60% four years ago, Cristancho says.

> Are you saying that there aren't enough non-medicinal-value fungicides to use on crops?There's going to be a significant overlap between fungicides which don't **** crops and fungicide with medicinal value.

It was a cocktail with quite a pleasant name, but the giveaway was in the title of those employed to spray and pump it: veneneros, or for want of a better translation, 'poisoners'I would be very interested to find out if the industry decreased the pesticide/fungicide load since this was documented.

There's a widespread belief that "Certified Organic" means "no pesticides" or "no chemical pesticides" or "just lady bugs and vinegar".Sure, you can grow your own food without pesticides, but, no, that organic produce from your grocery store is not free from pesticide, herbicide, or fungicide--a few of which are actually more toxic to humans and non-pests than the conventional forms.