Compact Plus k.s.

Mechanism of Action and Flutriafol Pharmacokinetics

The core of "Compact Plus S.C." is flutriafol, an active ingredient from the triazole class known for one of the highest systemic activity ratings in its category. Unlike many topical fungicides, flutriafol exhibits rapid acropetal movement: upon contact with the leaf surface, the product is absorbed into the xylem and translocated throughout the entire plant, effectively reaching new growth points.

Advantages of the Suspension Concentrate Formulation

The "Compact Plus" suspension concentrate (S.C.) formulation is a technical solution designed to maximize biological efficiency. Fine particles of the active ingredient remain uniformly distributed in the spray solution, ensuring consistent coverage of the vegetative mass. Upon drying, it forms a resilient micro-film on the leaf surface, resistant to wash-off from rain, which is critical during volatile weather conditions when protecting cereals and fodder beets.

Target Spectrum and Application Tactics

The systemic action enables effective control of a pathogen complex at various growth stages:

• Rusts and Powdery Mildew: The product inhibits ergosterol biosynthesis in fungal cell membranes, halting mycelial growth within hours of application.
• Fusarium and Septoria: The rapid penetration rate allows the fungicide to be used not only as a preventative measure but also as a curative treatment upon the appearance of initial symptoms on the ear or foliage.

The recommended application rate is 0.5–1.0 l/ha, allowing for flexible protection intensity based on field phytosanitary conditions. With a 30-day pre-harvest interval, the product ensures zero residues in the crop when application protocols are strictly followed. A regimen of 1–2 applications fits perfectly into intensive cultivation strategies for wheat, rye, and barley, prioritizing the protection of the flag leaf and the ear.