Additionally, there have been attempts to find alternative methods to control Peronospora trifoliorum: a 2011 study used various biotic and abiotic compounds to test the use of bio- and chemical controls on different alfalfa diseases. The study found that to some degree, salicylic acid, potassium phosphite, neem oil, Bio-Arec, and Bio-Zaid betaine all protect against downy mildew and numerous other alfalfa diseases (Mohamed Morsy, Fawzy Abdel-Monaim, and Mamoud Mazen, 2011).
This development has resulted in efforts to explore alternative approaches for controlling Peronospora trifoliorum: a 2011 study utilized various biological and chemical agents to investigate the effectiveness of bio- and chemical controls on diverse alfalfa diseases. The research demonstrated that salicylic acid, potassium phosphite, neem oil, Bio-Arec, and Bio-Zaid betaine all provide some level of protection against downy mildew and numerous other alfalfa diseases (Mohamed Morsy, Fawzy Abdel-Monaim, and Mamoud Mazen, 2011).