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Nano-fungicide Industry: Status and Future Trends
Plants are highly susceptible to various environmental stresses, including weather fluctuations, soil changes, pest infestations, and fires, owing to their immobility. These stresses, combined with pathogen attacks, can alter plant appearance and physiology, leading to reduced crop yields and diseases.Asma Ahmad +6 more
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Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 1995
A competitive enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA), based on polyclonal antibodies, was developed to measure didecyldimethylammonium chloride (DDAC). The anti-DDAC polyclonal antibodies recognized the free DDAC in an indirect competitive ELISA. With this assay, the detection limit was 8 μg/mL, and 50% inhibition was reached at 29 μg/mL.
Tao Chen +3 more
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A competitive enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA), based on polyclonal antibodies, was developed to measure didecyldimethylammonium chloride (DDAC). The anti-DDAC polyclonal antibodies recognized the free DDAC in an indirect competitive ELISA. With this assay, the detection limit was 8 μg/mL, and 50% inhibition was reached at 29 μg/mL.
Tao Chen +3 more
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Aims and activities of industry's fungicide resistance action committee (FRAC)1
EPPO Bulletin, 1985FRAC is a GIFAP‐sponsored inter‐company committee dedicated to prolonging the effectiveness of fungicides liable to encounter resistance problems and to limit crop damage during the emergence of resistance. Through FRAC and the Working Groups it co‐ordinates, companies are striving to establish more effective communications to alert all people involved
M. WADE, C. J. DELP
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American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal, 1994
To select an exposure monitoring protocol for assessing the occupational risk of fungicides in the lumber industry, the main strategies for determining exposures for risk assessment were reviewed. A survey of lumber industry work sites using fungicides observed the methods of application and opportunities for exposure. In addition, a review of existing
K, Teschke +4 more
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To select an exposure monitoring protocol for assessing the occupational risk of fungicides in the lumber industry, the main strategies for determining exposures for risk assessment were reviewed. A survey of lumber industry work sites using fungicides observed the methods of application and opportunities for exposure. In addition, a review of existing
K, Teschke +4 more
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Alternative fungicides for the leather industry: application in various processes
2012Increasingly stringent environmental legislation and indispensable use of fungicides in the tanning industry obliges tanners to adapt their processes to alternative technologies with lower environmental impact, including the search for new fungicide systems that comply with those rules.
Cuadros Domènech, Sara +4 more
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Applied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene, 1994
Abstract In this article we examine historical changes in anti-sapstain fungicide application in the western Canadian lumber industry. Modifications have included (1) changes in fungicide formulations, (2) substitution with new fungicides, and (3) changes in application technology.
Kay Teschke +6 more
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Abstract In this article we examine historical changes in anti-sapstain fungicide application in the western Canadian lumber industry. Modifications have included (1) changes in fungicide formulations, (2) substitution with new fungicides, and (3) changes in application technology.
Kay Teschke +6 more
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USE OF FOOD INDUSTRY BY-PRODUCTS FOR THE REMOVAL OF FUNGICIDES FROM WHITE WINES
2001The removal of undesirable products, such as pesticides, from wines and other drinks certainly increases their quality and safety. Their removal with atoxic, selective and legally-recognized adsorbents as adjuvants can constitute an effective and relatively simple technique.
PIFFERI P. G +5 more
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Ecological and innovative fungicide for the leather industry: Essential oil of Origanum minutiflorum
2006Origanum minutiflorum (oregano) is an endemic species in Turkiye, from which essential oil is produced from its leaves and flowering tops by steam distillation. The antimicrobial activity of essential oil is known for years and many studies concerning its applications on different fields (medical science, pharmacy, food industry, etc.) have been ...
Bayramoglu, EE, Gulumser, G, Karaboz, I
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