Biological Fungicide

Pollinators, predators, and parasitoids are examples of beneficial species that are not adversely affected by biological fungicides. They barely endanger non-target species, such as people and animals. Because of this, they may be used in integrated pest management (IPM) programs, whose objective is to support a thriving, balanced environment. Pre-harvest periods for biological fungicides are frequently shorter than for their synthetic counterparts. As a consequence, they can be used closer to the time of harvest without creating serious threats to food safety or leaving behind residues that could be problematic. More practical disease management techniques are made possible by this flexibility, particularly for crops with shorter growing seasons.