Dot

Synergistic Triazole Formulation for Crop Protection

The «Dot» fungicide is a specialized systemic and contact crop protection product manufactured by Shanghai Agrochina International Trade Co., Ltd. Designed for high-efficacy defense, the product utilizes a dual-action formula based on two triazoles: propiconazole and cyproconazole. This formulation is engineered to address major fungal threats including Septoria, Cercospora, Phoma, and powdery mildew, specifically within winter wheat and fodder beet crops.

Technical Composition and Action Mechanisms

The effectiveness of «Dot» is rooted in the distinct chemical properties of its active ingredients:

• Propiconazole: Acts as a potent systemic agent, rapidly infiltrating plant tissues and arresting mycelial growth by inhibiting fungal ergosterol synthesis.
• Cyproconazole: Provides high mobility throughout the plant structure, ensuring both preventative coverage and curative action, protecting even new vegetative growth from infection.

Presented as an emulsifiable concentrate, the product is formulated to optimize penetration through the leaf cuticle. This is a critical technical advantage, especially under fluctuating environmental conditions, ensuring that the active ingredients remain effective despite external stressors.

Field Application and Management

Adhering to a 3-tier hazard classification, «Dot» is a professional-grade tool requiring standard precautionary measures during application. To maximize crop output, it is recommended to apply the product at a rate of 0.5–1 L/ha. The flexibility of up to two treatments per season allows growers to tailor their fungicide program to current pest pressure levels. A 30-day pre-harvest interval ensures that the product clears appropriately, leaving the final agricultural produce safe for use.

By combining two distinct triazoles, «Dot» provides a robust solution for resistance management. This chemical strategy ensures that persistent fungal strains do not develop immunity, preserving the longevity of the fungicide’s effectiveness across the agricultural season.