Cyclone k.s.

Synergy of Components: A Chemical Breakdown

The efficacy of "Циклон к.с." (Cyclone SC) is built upon the combination of two active ingredients: tebuconazole and thiabendazole. It is a systemic fungicide where each component targets a specific pathogen spectrum, preventing the development of resistance.

• Tebuconazole (triazoles): functions as an inhibitor of ergosterol biosynthesis. At the molecular level, it halts fungal mycelium growth by disrupting cell membrane integrity. In field conditions, this provides both curative and protective effects during the initial growth stages of wheat.
• Thiabendazole (benzimidazoles): targets fungal nuclear division by suppressing beta-tubulin synthesis. It is essential for controlling a broad range of soil-borne and seed-borne pathogens, effectively curbing root rots that threaten yield potential right from germination.

Systemic Control Technology

The suspension concentrate formulation ensures stable working solutions and high adhesion to the seed surface. Thanks to its systemic action, the active ingredients penetrate the embryo and roots rapidly, protecting the crop from within even under moisture stress or temperature fluctuations. Unlike contact-only fungicides, "Циклон к.с." forms a durable barrier that is wash-off resistant and maintains long-lasting activity in the rhizosphere.

Practical Application Insights

Developed by China National Chemical Construction Ningbo Import & Export Co., this product is designed for a single-treatment application on winter wheat. With a dosage rate of 0.4–0.5 L/t, it allows for uniform seed coverage, minimizing phytotoxicity risks when the suspension is prepared correctly. Classified under hazard class 3, it requires standard safety protocols for pesticide handling. Its inclusion in the Agro-Soyuz production framework highlights its value in intensive farming, where protecting seedlings from fusarium and helminthosporium blight is critical from day one.