Fungicidal Treatments for Improving Sugarcan'e Stands

Another experiment was carried out in which the opposite environmental conditions were obtained, viz., those of waterlogging. In this a comparison was made between applying Ceresan on the cutting and on the soil. Co.290 was planted, and after planting, 11 inches of rain fell in 18 days; the field was under water for some considerable time. In a previous paperreference was made to the beneficial results which had been obtained experimentally by the application of fungicides to sugarcane cnttings prior to planting, especially where the disease known as Pineapple Disease was present.