My lab is drafting a field trial in mildew resistance. Can someone suggest a good metered dose sprayer that would allow uniform area and fungal spore count onto a leaf surface?
We have considered a paint sprayer, but the lack of a 1-pump spray lead to variation in the amount of spores sprayed between people.
Additionally, nebulizers do not allow particle sizes between 15-30 microns, and are thus too small.
We have considered a nasal sprayer, but that shoots more of a spray over a uniform mist.
I cannot find any purchasable and empty metered dose inhalers that could be used for this online.
Thanks so much and I appreciate any help!
We usually measure spore concentration and volume of inoculum and then spray all from the sprayer. Suitable concentration and sufficient (high) volume will make the inoculation quite uniform. In that way, we can use the cheapest sprayer bottles we want. Would this be suitable solution for you?
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Hi Keshav Kumar
Some useful references on attachment 1
https://www.spraynine.com/product/spray-nine-mold-mildew-stain-remover-2/
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https://www.amazon.com/Moldex-7010-Instant-Remover-Trigger/dp/B00TSJOEVU
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https://www.opleidingdoktersassistentenederland.nl/buy-xopenex-rite-aid.pdf
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https://www.iari.res.in/files/Publication/annual_report/Annual-Report_2014-15.pdf
p
https://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090711021914AA0tuJh
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https://lewis-gibson.pro/pillow-spray/radox-goodnight-pillow-spray-mist.html
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