Vegetable Seed Precancerous Disease Prevention and Control Method 14

1. Treating neutrons with 50°C water for 20 minutes can prevent cabbage soft rot and white spot disease. 2. Wash seeds with 1000 times chlortetracycline or streptomycin for 2 hours to prevent cabbage soft rot. 3, with 50 °C blister seeds 15-20 minutes to control cucumber anthracnose, angular spot, radish black rot, 30 points can be treated against verticillium wilt disease. 4, with 50 °C blisters seeds for 10 minutes, can control sweet pepper scab, anthrax. 5, with 52 °C blister seeds for 30 minutes, can prevent tomato early blight, spot blight, onion downy mildew. 6. Treat seeds with 300-fold formalin solution for 3 hours. Wash after sowing to prevent onion purple spot disease and tomato early blight. Treat 2 hours for cucumber wilt. 7. Treat the seeds with formalin 1,000 times for 30 minutes. Wash after sowing to prevent blighting, eggplant brown leaf disease, melon anthracnose and cucumber sclerotinia. 8. Treat the seeds with 100 times copper sulfate solution for 10 minutes. After sowing, the seeds can be sown to prevent anthrax and tobacco anthrax. 9, using 200 times formalin to treat seeds for 10 minutes, can prevent bean anthracnose. 10, using 48-49 °C water treatment seeds for 30 minutes, can prevent celery spot blight, cabbage black stem disease. 11. Treat seeds with 60°C water for 10-20 minutes to prevent Sclerotinia sclerotiorum. 12. Treat the seeds with water at 45°C for 10 minutes to control day-to-day burning of kidney beans. 13, soaking seeds with 1000 times potassium permanganate solution for 2-3 hours, can prevent tomato virus disease, the Other with 100 times potassium permanganate soaking for 20 minutes have the same effect. 14, soaked with 1000 times potassium permanganate solution for 2-3 hours, after washing 2-3 times sowing can prevent a variety of diseases of watermelon, and can increase production.

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