Proper

Mode of Action: Systemic fungicide

• Propiconazole acts on the fungal pathogen inside the plant at the stage of first haustoria formation.
• It stops the development of fungi by interfering with the biosynthesis of sterols in cell membranes and more precisely belongs to the group of DMI.
• Although the biological mode of action of propiconazole premits protective, curative or eradicative use, best results are achieved if the product is applied when the disease is active but still in the early stage of development.

Target Crops: Groundnut, Paddy, Wheat, and Soybean on Rust bunt, Sheath blight and Leaf spot disease.

Features:

• It is rapidly absorbed and translocated through the xylem and active ingredient will remain within the plant tissue and prevent it from being washed off.
• It is a highly systemic, most efficient and cost effective fungicide helps crop to achieve maximum yield potential, as well crop quality.
• It is compatible with commonly used pesticides except with lime, sulphur, bordeaux mixture or alkaline solutions.

Benefits:

• It has the ability to stay inside the leaves for longer duration and it participate on mechanism to prevent continuous fungal infection even under rainfall conditions.

Dosage: 150 - 200 ml/Acre