Effect of nozzle type and configuration on spray deposition in Ivy pot plants

Dieter Foqué; David Nuyttens

Effect of nozzle type and configuration on spray deposition in Ivy pot plants

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Abstract

Fewer plant protection products are now authorized for use than in the past. Frequent spraying with the same product or a suboptimal technique can lead to resistance in pests and diseases. Therefore, better application techniques could improve the sustainable use of the plant protection products still available.
This paper presents research results on the optimal use of spraying equipment and technology when growing ornamental crops. This project included a survey of Flemish ornamental growers, in which they reported using knapsack sprayers and lances for crop protection purposes.
Previous research has shown that boom systems may considerably improve crop protection management in greenhouses. The effectiveness of horizontal booms can be negatively affected by nozzle type and boom configuration. We studied the effect of nozzle type, spray pressure, boom height and spraying angle on the result of the spraying in ivy pot plants

Original language	English
Title of host publication	International Advances in Pesticide Application
Editors	P Balsari, P I Carpenter, S E Cooper, C R Glass, B Magri, C Mountford-Smith, T H Robinson, D Stock, W A Taylor, E W Thornhill, J van de Zande
Number of pages	8
Volume	99
Place of Publication	Warwick, UK
Publisher	Association of Applied Biologists
Publication date	2010
Pages	41-47
Publication status	Published - 2010
Event	International Advances in Pesticide Application (2010) - Cambridge, United Kingdom Duration: 5-Jan-2010 → 7-Jan-2010

GREENHOUSESPRAY: Optimization of spray application technology in ornamental crops
Nuyttens, D. & Foqué, D.
1/08/06 → 1/01/11
Project: Research

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Foqué, D., & Nuyttens, D. (2010). Effect of nozzle type and configuration on spray deposition in Ivy pot plants. In P. Balsari, P. I. Carpenter, S. E. Cooper, C. R. Glass, B. Magri, C. Mountford-Smith, T. H. Robinson, D. Stock, W. A. Taylor, E. W. Thornhill, & J. van de Zande (Eds.), International Advances in Pesticide Application (Vol. 99, pp. 41-47). (Aspects of Applied Biology; Vol. 99). Association of Applied Biologists.

Foqué, Dieter ; Nuyttens, David. / Effect of nozzle type and configuration on spray deposition in Ivy pot plants. International Advances in Pesticide Application. editor / P Balsari ; P I Carpenter ; S E Cooper ; C R Glass ; B Magri ; C Mountford-Smith ; T H Robinson ; D Stock ; W A Taylor ; E W Thornhill ; J van de Zande. Vol. 99 Warwick, UK : Association of Applied Biologists, 2010. pp. 41-47 (Aspects of Applied Biology).

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Foqué, D & Nuyttens, D 2010, Effect of nozzle type and configuration on spray deposition in Ivy pot plants. in P Balsari, PI Carpenter, SE Cooper, CR Glass, B Magri, C Mountford-Smith, TH Robinson, D Stock, WA Taylor, EW Thornhill & J van de Zande (eds), International Advances in Pesticide Application. vol. 99, Aspects of Applied Biology, vol. 99, Association of Applied Biologists, Warwick, UK, pp. 41-47, International Advances in Pesticide Application (2010), Cambridge, United Kingdom, 5/01/10.

Effect of nozzle type and configuration on spray deposition in Ivy pot plants. / Foqué, Dieter; Nuyttens, David.

International Advances in Pesticide Application. ed. / P Balsari; P I Carpenter; S E Cooper; C R Glass; B Magri; C Mountford-Smith; T H Robinson; D Stock; W A Taylor; E W Thornhill; J van de Zande. Vol. 99 Warwick, UK : Association of Applied Biologists, 2010. p. 41-47 (Aspects of Applied Biology; Vol. 99).

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › C1: Articles in proceedings › peer-review

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Foqué D, Nuyttens D. Effect of nozzle type and configuration on spray deposition in Ivy pot plants. In Balsari P, Carpenter PI, Cooper SE, Glass CR, Magri B, Mountford-Smith C, Robinson TH, Stock D, Taylor WA, Thornhill EW, van de Zande J, editors, International Advances in Pesticide Application. Vol. 99. Warwick, UK: Association of Applied Biologists. 2010. p. 41-47. (Aspects of Applied Biology).

Effect of nozzle type and configuration on spray deposition in Ivy pot plants

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