T/AHSF 007-2023 The Integrated Pest and Disease Control Techniques for the White Bletilla under the Forest Undergrowth Procedure
T/AHSF 007-2023 The Integrated Pest and Disease Control Techniques for the White Bletilla under the Forest Undergrowth Procedure
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Main Technical Content: 1. Scope This document specifies the principles, prevention targets, prevention methods, monitoring and investigation, and file management for the integrated prevention and control of diseases and pests in the understory cultivation of Bletilla striata. This document is applicable to the integrated prevention and control of diseases and pests in the understory cultivation of Bletilla striata in Anhui Province. 2. Normative References The content of the following documents is an integral part of this document through normative references. Among them, the referenced documents with a specified date apply only to the version corresponding to that date; for unspecified date referenced documents, the latest version (including all amendment sheets) applies to this document. - GB 3095: Secondary Standards for Ambient Air Quality - GB 5084: Standards for Irrigation Water Quality in Farmland - GB/T 8321: Guidelines for the Rational Use of Pesticides - GB 15618: Soil Environmental Quality - Standards for Soil Pollution Risk Control in Agricultural Land (Trial) - NY/T 393: Green Food - Guidelines for Pesticide Use - NY/T 394: Green Food - Guidelines for Fertilizer Use - NY/T 1276: Pesticide Safety Use Standards - General Principles 3. Terms and Definitions The following terms and definitions apply to this document. 3.1 Pesticide Safety Interval The number of days allowed between the last pesticide application and the harvest of plants, i.e., the time required for the residual amount to drop to the maximum allowable level after spraying. 3.2 Ecological Pest Control The systematic prevention, control, and management of harmful factors in ecosystems by applying ecological principles and techniques to maintain and protect the ecological environment. 4. Prevention Principles 4.1 Prevention Prioritizes the selection of robust seedlings and an excellent forest environment. 4.2 Diversified Planting Practice ecological ro