Application of combination of fludioxonil and chitooligosaccharides in preventing and treating storage diseases of fruits and vegetables
A technology of fludioxonil and chitosan oligosaccharide is applied in the field of postharvest disease prevention and control of vegetables and fruit, and can solve problems that have not yet been seen.
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Embodiment 116
[0052] Formulation example 1 16% fludioxonil · chitosan oligosaccharide suspension
[0053] Components are composed as follows (each component is by weight percentage):
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[0055] Water topped up to 100%.
[0056] The preparation method is as follows: the above-mentioned active ingredients, various additives and water are fully mixed in proportion, put into a sand mill, and ground to a particle size of 5 μm to prepare a 16% fludioxonil·chitooligosaccharide suspension.
Embodiment 212
[0057] Formulation example 2 12% fludioxonil · chitosan oligosaccharide wettable powder
[0058] Components are composed as follows (each component is by weight percentage):
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[0060] Bentonite (filler) makes up to 100%.
[0061] The preparation method is as follows: the above-mentioned active components, various auxiliary agents and fillers are fully mixed in proportion, and the mixture is pulverized by an ultrafine pulverizer to obtain a 12% fludioxonil·chitooligosaccharide wettable powder.
Embodiment 320
[0062] Formulation example 3 20% fludioxonil·chitooligosaccharide emulsion in water
[0063] Components are composed as follows (each component is by weight percentage):
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[0065] Water topped up to 100%.
[0066] The preparation method is as follows: fully mix the above-mentioned active ingredients and various auxiliary agents in proportion to dissolve into a uniform oil phase, and mix the oil phase with the water phase under high-speed stirring to obtain 20% fludioxonil·chitooligosaccharide aqueous emulsion.
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