fungicides & preservation methods

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 Classification of fungicides based on method of application

1. Seed protectants: 
Ex. Captan, thiram, carbendazim, carboxin.

2. Soil fungicides (preplant):
Ex. Bordeaux mixture, copper oxy chloride, Chloropicrin, Formaldehyde, Vapam.

3. Soil fungicides: 
Ex. Bordeaux mixture, copper oxy chloride, Captan, PCNB, thiram.

4. Foliage and blossom:
Ex. Capton, ferbam, zineb, mancozeb, chlorothalonil.

5. Fruit protectants: 
Ex. Captan, maneb, carbendazim, mancozeb.

6. Eradicants: 
Ex. Lime sulphur.

7. Tree wound dressers: 
Ex. Boreaux paste, chaubattia paste


Methods of preservation

1. Preservation by high temperature:
Asepsis: Absence of infection; keeping out of micro-organism.

Filtration: Removal of micro-organism.

2. Pasteurization:
Heating of fruits juices at 85-90 °C for 30 minutes.
It kills only harmful microbes.

3. Sterilization:
Heat sterilization is the most effective process of food preservation.
Heating of fruits and vegetables
>100 °C for 30 minutes.
It kills both beneficial and harmful bacteria. Commonly used for canning of vegetables.

4. Preservation by low temperature:
Cellar storage-15 °C
Refrigeration or chilling method: 0-5 °C.
Freezing method: -18°C. to -40°C.


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