Flutridesin

Synergy of Components: How Flutridezin Works

The efficacy of the seed treatment agent «Flutridezin» from Basdorf is built upon the combination of two active ingredients with fundamentally different mechanisms of action. By utilizing Thiram and Flutriafol in an emulsion formulation, the product provides comprehensive protection for winter wheat seeds both on the surface and internally.

Active Ingredients and Protection Mechanics

• Flutriafol (Systemic Component): A member of the triazole class. Its key feature is high mobility within the plant. Once absorbed by the seed, it is translocated as the sprout develops. This provides long-term protection against powdery mildew and septoria during early growth stages, shielding young tissues from soil-borne pathogens.
• Thiram (Contact Component): Creates a protective barrier on the seed surface. Its primary function is to suppress primary infections caused by soil-borne fungi. Thiram effectively inhibits the enzymes of pathogens responsible for root rot and seed molding, preventing them from penetrating the grain.

Practical Application Insights

The product is formulated as a seed treatment emulsion, ensuring uniform distribution over the seed coat. With an application rate of 0.5 to 1.0 L/t, Flutridezin offers an optimal balance between cost-efficiency and protection results. Classified under hazard class 3, it requires standard safety measures during handling, and its single-application limit prevents excessive chemical load on the seed stock.

The systemic action of Flutriafol combined with the contact effect of Thiram makes this Basdorf product a reliable technical tool for seed preparation. The emulsion's stability during standard treatment processes allows agronomists to achieve high field emergence, even under conditions of high infection pressure.