2019 年 61 巻 p. 137-139
Control of secondary infections of tomato bacterial disease using calcium hypochlorite was evaluated. Effective concentrations of calcium hypochlorite differed between bacterial wilt and canker. In particular, even at 0.2%, calcium hypochlorite could not completely suppress bacterial canker. Furthermore, at concentrations of less than 0.2%, the control effect declined sharply. Alternatively, because concentrations of residual chlorine in calcium hypochlorite solutions decrease in light conditions, the control effects may deteriorate markedly depending on management.