Organic chemicals * Mancozeb * Myclobutanil Inorganic chemicals * Copper * Sulfur * Phosphorous acid Mycoviruses Some of the most common fungal crop pathogens are known to suffer from mycoviruses, and it is likely that they are as common as for plant and animal viruses, although not as well studied. Given the obligately parasitic nature of mycoviruses, it is likely that all of these are detrimental to their hosts, and thus are potential biocontrols/biofungicides. Natural<unk> s Proponents of natural pest management claim that certain plant-based chemical have<unk> l activity. Plants and other organisms have chemical defenses that give them an advantage against microorganisms such as fungi. Some of these compounds are used as<unk> s, although their efficacy is doubted: *α-Cadinol (present in essential oils of different plants) *Citronella oil *Gmelinol (isolated from Gmelina arborea) *Hinokitiol (isolated from Cupressaceae trees) *Jojoba oil *Mesquitol (isolated from Prosopis trees) *Nimbin (isolated from neem)
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