Systemic fungicide with protective and curative action against a broad spectrum of diseases of cereal crops, sunflower, sugar beet
Active ingredient Carbendazim, 500 g/l
Form of preparation Concentrate suspension
Spectrum of application Winter wheat, barley, rye, sugar beet, sunflower
Main advantages
Corrects curative and preventive action, stopping diseases in early stages of cereal crops, sunflower and sugar beet during spraying during vegetation
The preparation belongs to the most effective preparations against pathogens of diseases from the genera Septoria, Alternaria, Cercospora and others.
Excellent control of fungal diseases under various climatic conditions
The preparation has fast initial action and long-lasting protective period
The preparation is well tolerated by plants regardless of the stage of crop development
Application of fungicide increases the vitality and resilience of crops
Has rapid stop-action
Highly economical — yield increase pays for the application costs several times
Effective with single application
The preparation protects against diseases preventively or upon appearance of initial symptoms. To prevent resistance development, it is recommended to rotate with fungicides of different modes of action; if necessary, conduct multiple applications within one vegetative period.
The fungicide has no toxic effect on bees and only weakly toxic effect on fish. Application of the preparation to plants is advisable to start when there is a threat of disease spread or when the degree of plant infection corresponds to the economic threshold of damage. A mandatory requirement for ground spraying is ensuring complete coverage of the area and thorough wetting of plants.
Time for people to return to treated areas after mechanized work — 3 days; manual work — 7 days.
Maximum number of applications — 2.
Mode of action
The characteristic of the preparation's action is that the active ingredient — carbendazim is adsorbed through roots and green tissues and moves through the plant from bottom to top, suppressing beta-tubulin synthesis, which disrupts the metabolism of pathogenic fungi. Protects against infections both inside and on the surface of the plant. The preparation is well tolerated by plants regardless of the stage of crop development. Enhances plant vitality, exhibits preventive action, suppressing disease in early stages.
Spectrum of action
The fungicide belongs to the most effective preparations against pathogens of diseases from genera Puccinia, Erysiphe, Septoria, Helminthosporium, Alternaria, Cercospora and others.
Compatibility with other preparations
The herbicide is compatible with most pesticides in tank mixtures. However, compatibility of each specific preparation should be checked in each case.
WHO Classification: Class III (moderately hazardous).
