is a type of fungicide that contains two active ingredients from the "triazole" and "triazolobenzo-thiazole" groups that act protectively and curatively, absorbed by the leaves and stems of the tree and carried from the roots to the entire tree systemically.
| Crop | Disease | Pesticide Rate | Spray Volume Per Hectare | Spraying Period | PHI | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 Liter Water | Per Hectare | |||||
| Paddy | Rice Blight (Pyricularia oryzae) | 25 ml | 500 ml | 200 liter | At the meiosis phase (BBCH 39) and at the 80% rice emergence phase (BBCH 58) | 35 days |
Usage Guidelines:
• The BBCH code is a basic reference for the best spray timing.
• Special attention should be paid to current climatic conditions that influence disease development.
Mixing Guide:
It is recommended to use a 5/64” hollow cone nozzle bearing sprayer or a mist sprayer. Fill the tank half full with clean water. Mix thoroughly according to the recommendations set out in the dosing and mixing table. Then add the remaining clean water required and stir. Do not use at a rate higher than recommended. Do not store the remaining mixture in the sprayer tank.
Spraying Guide:
Apply when disease symptoms first appear. For good control, spray thoroughly on both the upper and lower surfaces of the leaves. Repeat spray at 14-day intervals, when infestation persists. Do not apply more than 2 sprays per season to rice crops. If treatment needs to be repeated, alternate with fungicides from different groups that have different modes of action.
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