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1 TRANSFERABILITY AND DUPLICABILITY BSDP FEEDING KNOWLEDGE - Expo 2015
2 TESTINg ACTIvITIES: ChINA The testing campaigns with electrolyzed water started in China in late 2014 and were concentrated in the Shangdong province, in co-operation with Shanghai Golden Harvest Biotechnology. The first results will be analyzed in shandong Crops Squash Eggplant Paprika Cucumber Melon Strawberry Apple Pear Test locations luocheng town, shouguang, weifang city, shangdong province Gucheng town, shouguang, weifang city, shangdong province Gucheng town, shouguang, weifang city, shangdong province Gucheng town, shouguang, weifang city, shangdong province yiyang town, Feicheng city, shangdong province shen county, liaocheng city, shangdong province mashan town, changqing district, Jinan city, shangdong province Fushan town, Fushan district, yantai city, shangdong province yantai, laizhou city, shangdong province
3 TESTINg ACTIvITIES: japan In Japan several test campaigns with electrolyzed water were started across different regions. The following pages contain detailed information on the main testing conducted. Crops, Strawberry, Strawberry, Flowers, Cucumber Strawberry, Flowers, others Bitter gourd, Mango Test locations nihon University, Kanagawa prefecture Ja Fukuoka, Fukuoka prefecture hirokawa city, Fukuoka prefecture miyakojima island, okinawa prefecture yomitan village, okinawa prefecture okinawa
4 Tests in Kurauchi lab., Nihon UnivERSITY Scope: To check Growth & Protection effects by electrolyzed water Period: Started from 26 June 2014, Tests are on-going Inoculation: The pathogen naturally occurs on plants Progress: At the first step it has been demonstrated that no damages occurred Object Product used Remarks Electrolysed water at different concentration (Hydroponic) Strawberry (Soil) Pesticide (Bordeaux) None (refrence sample) Electrolysed water at different concentration Pesticide (Benlate) None (reference sample) 1 application /week 100 ml/plant 100 ml/plant Sprayed once (27 June) 1 application /week 100 ml/plant 100 ml/plant Sprayed once (27 June)
5 In vitro tests in Fujita lab., Nihon UnivERSITY Scope: To check fungicide and bactericide effects by electrolyzed water in vitro Period: Started from 7 October 2014 Method: Referred to Collina et al. Efficacy of an electrolyzed water (Verdeviva) towards pathogens of friut crops. Modern Fungicides and Antifungal Compounds. Vol. VII., Progress: Tests are on-going Object Ralstonia solanacearum (Bacillus) Fusarium oxysporum Schlechtendahl: Fries f.sp.lycopersici (Saccardo) (Filamentous fungus) Strawberry Colletotrichum acutatum (Filamentous fungus) and Glomerella cingulate (Filamentous fungus) Product used Electrolysed water at different concentrations
6 Tests in Hirokawa town - Fukuoka Place: Greenhouse in Hirokawa town, Fukuoka Colture: Strawberry (other plants to be tested at a later stage: e.g. flowers, cucumber) Typical disease: Botrytis cinerea Settled planting: End of September 2014 Spray test period: From October 2014 to harvest season Spray frequency: 1 application a week Spray amount: Depending on plant size Botrytis cinerea
7 Tests in Miyakojima island-okinawa Test place: Greenhouse in Sunakawa farm Colture: Bitter gourd Typical disease: Powdery mildew Conventional fungicide: Sulfur powder Settled planting: End of September 2014 Spray test period: From October 2014 to harvest season Spray frequency: 1 application a week Spray amount: Depending on plant size Powdery mildew
8 Tests in Miyakojima island-okinawa Test place: Greenhouse Colture: Mango Typical disease: Anthracnose, Stem end rot Conventional fungicide: Amistar (Azoxystrobin), Sumilex (Procymidone) Spray test period: From November 2014 to harvest season Spray frequency: 1 application a week Spray amount: Depending on plant size Anthracnose Stem end rot
9 Tests in Yomitan Village-Okinawa Test place: Greenhouse Colture: (other plants to be tested at a later stage: e.g. salad, carrot for longer shelf life preservation) Typical disease: Wilt, Botrytis cinerea Settled planting: End of September 2014 Spray test period: From November 2014 to harvest season Spray frequency: 1 application a week Spray amount: Depending on plant size Wilt disease Botrytis cinerea
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