Split

Mechanism of Action and Chemical Profile

«Split» is a broad-spectrum fungicide utilizing Difenoconazole, a high-performance triazole derivative. The formulation acts as both a systemic and contact agent, specifically targeting the inhibition of ergosterol biosynthesis within fungal cells. This biochemical disruption effectively halts mycelium development and prevents sporulation, providing an immediate cessation of disease spread upon application.

Technical Advantages

• Systemic Mobility: The active ingredient is rapidly translocated within plant tissues, providing prophylactic and curative protection to new growth and areas not directly covered by the spray.
• Contact Barrier: The suspension concentrate formulation creates a tenacious protective layer on the plant cuticle, ensuring high resistance to environmental washing and long-lasting control of powdery mildew and scab.
• Adhesion Stability: The formulation properties optimize coverage on complex surfaces, such as fruit foliage and sunflower leaves, minimizing active ingredient loss.

Application and Safety Protocols

Engineered for versatility, Split is effective on crops ranging from winter wheat and sunflower to pome and stone fruits (apple, peach). With a recommended application rate of 0.1–0.2 L/ha, it provides a precise dosing strategy for field management. The product falls under Toxicity Class 3. The maximum number of applications allowed is 3 per season. A critical operational requirement is the 20-day pre-harvest interval (PHI), ensuring compliance with food safety standards while maintaining high efficacy against target pathogens.