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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Bactericide"”.
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Evaluation of bactericides and plant defense inducers in the presence and absence of onion pathogens Pantoea spp. and Burkholderia gladioli in Colorado
… compare the efficacy of commercially available bactericides to prevent bacterial rot on three different onion cultivars (Avalon, Snowball, Vaquero). Artificial bacterial inoculation was prepared using Pantoea spp. and Burkholderia gladioli isolates. The pesticide products included the following …
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An Investigation of Cytochrome Bd Quinol Oxidases of Vibrio Cholerae, Rhodobacter Sphaeroides, and Salmonella Typhimurium
… the mechanism of triclosan, a widely used bactericide. It was found that triclosan might disrupt bacteria's growth by directly interrupting the membrane integrity.
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Release of antimicrobial compounds from glass-ionomer dental cements
… zones were proportional to the amount of added bactericide, CPC and BACH showed highest antibacterial activity. The release of the bactericides into water was studied for time intervals up to seven weeks. The amount of additive released varied from 0.61% to 5.00% of total bactericide added and …
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Factors Affecting Mobility of Copper in Soil-Water Matrices
Copper is applied to many crops as a fungicide/bactericide, including plasticulture tomato growing operations. Field tests have shown that copper is sometimes found in ground water near these fields. Therefore, a laboratory study was undertaken to determine if this copper can result from …
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Detection of Acidovorax citrulli, the Causal Agent of Bacterial Fruit Blotch Disease of Cucurbits, Prevention via Seed Treatments and Disease Resistance Genes
… greenhouse transplant sanitation, copper-based bactericide sprays, crop rotation, disease-free healthy seeds, isolating diseased plants, and peroxyacetic acid seed treatments. The seedborne disease is usually spread by contaminated seeds, and there is a zero-tolerance policy in the seed industry …
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Development of a bacteriophage-based biopesticide for fire blight
… of streptomycin, which is the most effective bactericide currently available for fire blight prevention. The in planta behaviour ofE. amylovora was compared to that ofErwinia pyrifoliae, a closely related species that causes fire blight-like synlptoms on pears in southeast Asia. Duplex …
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Inactivation of foodborne pathogens by fruit wines
Wines produced from grapes have been found to possess bactericidal properties on a number of pathogens in vitro, suggesting possible health benefits that may be derived from microbiological safety. This study investigated the bactericidal effects in wines made from fruits other than grape. The …
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Synthesis of Nano-Silver Colloids and Their Anti-Microbial Effects
The antimicrobial effects of silver nanoparticles were studied. Silver nanoparticles were synthesized through wet chemistry method, and were dispersed in aqueous suspension. With nanoscale silica particles served as heterogeneous nucleation sites, silver nanoparticles were formed anchoring on the …
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Endophytes as source of polypeptide and polyketide antibiotics fengycin and bacillaene
… Due to its very strong fungicide as well as bactericide and anti-cancer properties this antibiotic has a good potential for applications in the pharmaceutical industry and agriculture. Furthermore, it exhibits strong surface active properties, which makes it of great interest as …