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The document provides a detailed list of various copper formulations, including their types, amounts of metallic copper per unit, and specific products such as Copper sulfate, Kocide, and Champ. It highlights the solubility and phytotoxicity concerns associated with different copper compounds, particularly emphasizing the properties of copper sulfate pentahydrate.

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What are the disadvantages of copper fungicide?

Low Levels of Copper Kills Soil Biota Relatively low concentrations prove toxic to soil organisms (Helling et al. 2000). Copper sprays are harmful to all aquatic life (including fish), livestock and soil biota. Small elevations of copper in the soil reduce beneficial mycorrhizae associations (Liao et al.

How often should I apply copper fungicide?

Ideally, apply copper fungicide before fungus is visible. Otherwise, apply the product immediately when you first notice signs of fungal disease. If the fungus is on fruit trees or vegetable plants, you can safely continue to spray every seven to ten days until harvest.

Can you apply too much copper fungicide?

However, toxicity can still be a problem in some situations. Copper fungicides work to pathogen cells by denaturing enzymes and other critical proteins. However, copper can also plant cells if absorbed in sufficient quantities.

What is the metallic copper equivalent?

For all copper-containing products, the active ingredient, copper, is listed as metallic copper equivalent, or MCE, on the label. Various product formulations differ widely in their metallic copper content. The higher the MCE, the greater the amount of copper and the more effective the product will be.

What is the formulation of copper?

In Chemistry, the copper chemical formula is denoted as Cu. as copper belongs to the transition metal group in the periodic table that has a d subshell and is denoted as (n - 1) d transition. It has an atomic number 29.

What happens if you use too much copper fungicide?

Too much copper can be toxic to plants as it inhibits photosynthesis.

What happens if you use too much fungicide?

The damage from an over application of fungicide is to the soil microbes where the plant roots are. When the beneficial microbes are killed off, the plants growing there suffer. Those microbes are responsible for the nutrients your grass gets.

What are the formulations of copper fungicide?

Copper Fungicides for Organic and Conventional Disease Management in Vegetables ProductActive ingredientMetallic copper equivalent Cuprofix Ultra 40 Disperss 71.1% basic copper sulfate 40% Kocide 2000-Oy 53.8% copper hydroxide 35% Kocide 3000-Oy 46.1% copper hydroxide 30% Nordox 75y 84% cuprous oxide 75%11 more rows

Why did my copper fungicide turn brown?

Answer: ing to the manufacturer, if the Southern Ag Liquid Copper Fungicide is old or stored where it is exposed to extreme temperatures (such as temperatures above 85 degrees or below freezing), this could cause the product to discolor and/or become unstable.

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