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Information × Registration Number 0210U006647, 0105U007175 , R & D reports Title To develop preventive and protective measures to limit the spread rhizomania popup.stage_title Head Nurmukhammedov A.K., Registration Date 09-11-2010 Organization Institute of a sugar-beet popup.description2 Study of biological characteristics and pathogen vectors rhizomania and fundamental ways of disease by different model experiments made it possible to draw conclusions about what the near future in Ukraine should expect an increase in areas affected rhizomania, especially in western and northwestern regions, agro-climatic conditions which are favorable for disease vectors. To limit the penetration of infected soil on the territory of Ukraine is to strengthen quarantine measures that minimize the risk of importation and distribution of rhizomania from countries where the disease spread. Imported seeds must be grown in areas free of disease and take appropriate serial cultivation. You must enter certain quarantine restrictions on imports of the club - and koreneplidnyh vegetables and limit the number of seedlings and soil, which brought along with them. You'll also need regular phytosanitary control of movement and seed shteklinhiv sugar beets, potatoes and other plant material from infected areas rhizomania inside Ukraine as well as cultivation of sugar beet seed only free VNPZHB areas. To limit the spread of disease within fields and farms also need to consider the weather and soil characteristics of their own fields and neighboring farms, movement of vehicles and agricultural machinery between agricultural enterprises, etc.. However, the only effective tool that inhibits the increase of infection in the soil and reduces the harm of the disease is growing resistant varieties and hybrids of sugar beet. Therefore, the focus in protecting against rhizomania allocated to application of methods of selection. Product Description popup.authors Білоус Н.В. Васільєва Н.О. Костенюк Н.М. Сюмка А.А. popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close