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  • powdery mildew
    fungicide

    Bordeaux mixture and Burgundy mixture, a similar composition, are still widely used to treat orchard trees. Copper compounds and sulfur have been used on plants separately and as combinations, and some are considered suitable for organic farming. Other organic fungicides include neem oil, horticultural oil, and bicarbonates. Synthetic…

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    Bordeaux mixture and Burgundy mixture, a similar composition, are still widely used to treat orchard trees. Copper compounds and sulfur have been used on plants separately and as combinations, and some are considered suitable for organic farming. Other organic fungicides include neem oil, horticultural oil, and bicarbonates. Synthetic…

    Read More