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Boscalid

Manufactured by BASF
Sourced in China

Boscalid is a fungicide that is primarily used in agriculture to control various fungal diseases in crops. It functions by inhibiting the respiration process in fungi, preventing their growth and spread. The product is manufactured and distributed by BASF as part of their portfolio of agricultural solutions.

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Bioactive Compounds and Fungicide Assays

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Technical-grade resveratrol (a.i. 99%), psoralen (98%), camptothecin (97%), reserpine (98%), and eugenol (99%) were purchased from Shanghai Maclean Biochemical Technology Co., LTD (Shanghai, China). Salicylic acid was provided by Beijing Solarbio Technology Co., LTD. Chalcone (97%) and anethene (99%) were obtained from Biochemical Technology Co., Ltd. (Shanghai, China). Flavanones (98%) and farnesol (mixture of isomers) (SG 0.89) were obtained from Tokyo Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. (Tokyo, Japan). The fungicides and inhibitor of the alternative respiratory pathway used were azoxystrobin (98.0%, Syngenta Biotechnology, Shanghai), salicylhydroxamic acid (SHAM) (99%, Shanghai Marklin Biochemistry, China), boscalid (99%, BASF Corporation, Nanjing, China), fluazinam (98.4%, Ishihara Sangyo Kaisha Ltd., Japan), fludioxonil (97.9%, Syngenta Biotechnology, Co., Ltd, China), difenoconazole (98.4%, Yulong Chemical Industrial Co., Ltd., Hangzhou), pyrimethanil (93%, Jiangsu Limin Chemical Industrial Co., Ltd., China), and prochloraz (98%, Jiangsu Huifeng Agrochemical Co., Ltd., Dafeng, China), and all PSMs were dissolved in dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) to prepare a stock solution (1 × 105 µg/mL) and kept in darkness at −20°C.
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Fungicide Application in Greenhouse Crops

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The experimental greenhouse plot was divided into six sub-plots with chemical application and one sub-plot for control without pesticide spraying. Treatments were carried out with fungicides: Amistar Opti 480 SC (containing active ingredients (a.i.): 80 g a.i./L azoxystrobin, 400 g a.i./L chlorothalonil; Syngenta), Signum 33 WG (267 g a.i./kg boscalid, 67 g a.i./kg pyraclostrobin; BASF), and Switch 62.5 WG (375 g a.i./kg cyprodinil, 250 g a.i./kg fludioxonil; Syngenta) at fruiting stage (BBCH code: 81–89, ripening of fruit and seed) (Fig. S1). Pesticides were sprayed individually on plants at single (for dissipation kinetics) and at double dose as recommended (for processing treatments) (Polish Ministry of Agriculture web site ) by a specialized operator using knapsack sprayer to ensure sufficient pesticide primary deposit for the following processing. The plants were separated by foil. The temperature in the greenhouse ranged from 14 to 29 °C and humidity ranged from 75 to 100 % from the day of spraying until harvest.
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Fungicide Screening for Crop Protection

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The fungicides used included azoxystrobin (98.0%, Syngenta Biotechnology, Shanghai, China), salicylhydroxamic acid (SHAM) (99%, Shanghai Marklin Biochemistry, Shanghai, China), boscalid (99%, BASF Corporation, Nanjing, China), fluazinam (98.4%, Ishihara Sangyo Kaisha Ltd., Osaka, Japan), fludioxonil (97.9%, Syngenta Biotechnology, Co., Ltd., Shanghai, China), difenoconazole (98.4%, Yulong Chemical Industrial Co., Ltd., Hangzhou, China), pyrimethanil (93%, Jiangsu Limin Chemical Industrial Co., Ltd., Xinyi, China), and procymidone (98.5% active ingredient, Jiangxi Heyi Chemicals Company Ltd., Jiujiang, China), and were dissolved in dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) to prepare a stock solution (1 × 105 µg/mL) and kept in darkness at −20 °C.
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Fungicide Sensitivity of F. virguliforme Mutants

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To investigate the effect of a G277R substitution in the SdhB gene of the strain Mont-1, sensitivity of F. virguliforme mutants Mont-1(SdhBG277R)-1 and Mont1(SdhBG277R)-2 to two different SDHI fungicides fluopyram and boscalid was assayed. boscalid was added in this assay to test whether the mutation in SdhB confers cross sensitivity to two different chemical groups of SDHI fungicides, carboxamide (boscalid) and pyridinylethyl-benzamide (fluopyram). Two F. virguliforme strains (Mont-1 and NRRL 54291) and two F. tucumaniae strains (NRRL 31096, and NRRL 34549) were included in this sensitivity assay as reference strains. The six strains were grown on PDA for 8 days and the agar plugs (3 mm in diameter) from the edge of a fungal colony were inoculated onto the half-strength PDA without or with fluopyram (1 μg ml-1) and boscalid (Endura, BASF, containing 70% of active ingredients; 50 μg ml-1). After 5 days, pictures of strains on the half-strength PDA and half-strength PDA amended with fluopyram or boscalid were taken and the diameters of each colony were measured. Two separate experiments and three replicates per each experiment were conducted.
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