Table 2.
Fungicide Compatibility of ThSM3a.
| Wildtype Strains | UV Irradiated Strains | |
|---|---|---|
| Fungicides | Compatibility | Compatibility |
| Captan | H | NSF |
| Carbamide | H | NSF |
| Fludioxonil | M | NSF |
| Hymexazol | L | H |
| Ipconazole | L | H |
| Mefenoxam | H | NSF |
| Metalaxyl | H | NSF |
| Myclobutanil | M | NSF |
| Prothioconazole | L | H |
| Sedaxane | H | NSF |
| Strobulins | M | NSF |
| Tebuconazole | L | H |
| Thiabendazole | L | H |
| Thiophanate | H | NSF |
| Thiram | M | NSF |
Compatibility levels: H = high; M = medium; L=low. NSF = Not selected for since wildtypes were already compatible. Fungicide levels that equated to industry usage rates applied by seed treaters on a per seed basis was added to chemical media selection plates (N = 3 per chemical). Fungal colonies growing on chemical selection plates were considered to have high (H), moderate (M) or low (L) chemical resistance based on conidia colony growth of 70–100%, 30–69%, and 0–29%, respectively, compared with growth in the absence of fungicides.