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"What fungicides control anthracnose in annual bluegrass?"
"Show me resistance trends for QoI fungicides"
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"How has dollar spot control with DMIs changed over 5 years?"
"Which products show declining efficacy in the Southeast?"
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"Summarize azoxystrobin performance on creeping bentgrass"
"Which diseases is propiconazole most effective against?"
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"What are the most effective treatments for brown patch?"
"Best curative options for take-all root rot in St. Augustine?"
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Which fungicides work best against dollar spot in bentgrass?
Based on 18 published TPMR reports, propiconazole and azoxystrobin + propiconazole consistently achieve 80–95% dollar spot suppression at labeled rates. DMI fungicides (FRAC 3) show the strongest efficacy, though resistance pressure is reported in high-use programs. Rotating with SDHI chemistries (FRAC 7) every 2–3 applications is recommended.
Compare pre-emergent options for annual bluegrass in bermudagrass fairways
Across 11 TPMR trials, prodiamine and indaziflam show the highest annual bluegrass control (88–97%) in bermudagrass. Indaziflam provides extended residual activity (16–20 weeks) vs. prodiamine (10–14 weeks). Split applications in fall improve control by 12–18% vs. a single application. Avoid applications during bermudagrass spring green-up.
What are the top-rated treatments for white grub management on golf courses?
TPMR data across 9 reports shows chlorantraniliprole (preventive, IRAC 28) achieving 90–99% white grub control when applied 4–6 weeks before egg hatch. Curative options like trichlorfon provide 70–85% control within 2 weeks of application. Biological controls (entomopathogenic nematodes) average 50–65% in field conditions — most effective in moist soils.
Show me efficacy trends for SDHI fungicides over the last 5 years
Across 24 TPMR reports from 2020–2025, SDHI fungicides (FRAC 7) maintain strong dollar spot efficacy (avg. 84%), but a 6–9% decline in gray leaf spot control is observed — consistent with emerging resistance in *Pyricularia grisea* populations in the Southeast. Boscalid and fluopyram show the most stable multi-year performance. Cross-resistance with other FRAC 7 compounds is a growing concern.
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