Natural "biocidal" formulations approved for use in France and in Europe Sample Clauses

Natural "biocidal" formulations approved for use in France and in Europe. Among the 18 (as of the end of 2017) substances or preparations recognized at the EU level as basic substances, and listed as such in Annex 1 of EC Regulation no. 1107/2009, 11 claim to have a fungicidal activity, and 7 of these are for diseases targeted by copper (Table 2). This list is added to regularly as applications are reviewed; many of the substances for which applications are being made are plant extracts. Food-based basic substances are allowed for use in OA; others are considered on a case-by- case basis. Calcium hydroxide (slaked lime) Apples / canker (Nectria) Sodium bicarbonate Apples / scab Horsetail (Equisetum arvense) Apples / scab Peaches / leaf curl Grapevine / downy mildew Willow bark extract (Salix spp.) Apples / scab Peaches / leaf curl Grapevine / downy mildew Nettle (Urtica spp.) Grapevine / downy mildew Potatoes / late blight Vinegar (acetic acid) Wheat (seed treatment) / Fungi other than Pythiaceae Lecithins Uses ** F; 07/2015 F; 12/2015 F; 07/2014 X, X; 07/2015 F; 07/2015 Peach / leaf curl Grapevine / downy mildew Apples / scab Potassium bicarbonate Apples / scab Formulations based on essential citrus oils Grapevine / downy mildew Lettuces / mildew * B = bactericide ; F = fungicide ** according to the “Use sheets” available at xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxxx.xx/activites/pp-dossiers-sb.php To our knowledge, only hydro-alcoholic preparations of horsetail show activity in cases of weak disease pressure for mildew, in combination with reduced applications of copper. The effectiveness of a macerated nettle preparation, or nettle “tea,” to combat a variety of plant diseases is promoted by many popular gardening publications and websites. In France, the Act of 18 April 2011 allowed for the market introduction of nettle teas, notably for use as a foliar or soil-level spray to combat mildew; this Act was updated to include a list of other plants that may be used to produce “teas” for crop protection/the promotion of plant health. For regulatory purposes, nettle was first approved as a basic substance at the European level in 2017. Since 1990, only one trial, conducted in the Gard on downy mildew and black rot in grapevine, demonstrated an “average effectiveness of teas (horsetail and nettle) under conditions of normal downy mildew pressure”, suggesting a potential value of plant “teas” in combination with reduced rates of copper. None of the numerous other trials conducted on a variety of disease systems found a difference relative to non-treated c...
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