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The efficacy of four fungicides (benomyl, mancozeb, fluazinam and flusulfamide in nine treatments) as soil-incorporations or soildrenches for control of clubroot was evaluated on Chinese cabbage ‘Wong Bok’ in clubroot-infested land. Each fungicide suspension was sprayed onto trial plots, rotary-hoed into the soil and plots were then planted with seedlings. The benomyl suspension was drenched about the root system after transplanting seedlings. Soil-incorporation of mancozeb (3.0 kg/ha), flusulfamide (1.2 kg and 2.4 kg/ha) and fluazinam (2.0 kg/ha) reduced clubroot severity. All treatments (except fluazinam at 1.5 kg/ha) gave higher plant top weights than the untreated control. Soil-incorporation of fungicides was less labour-intensive and time consuming than soil drenching.

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Soil-incorporation of fungicides for control of clubroot of vegetable brassicas