ایپرودیون + کاربندازیم %52/5 پودر با قابلیت ترشوندگی Iprodione+Carbendazim WP %52.5

[توضیحات] Additional consumptions : Diseases caused by Fusarium, Verticillium, Botrytis, Monilinia, Sclerotinia, Alternaria, Helminthosporium and Rhizoctonia, blackheads, foliage diseases such as apple black spot and pod burn in rice, and anthracnose. It is also recommended to control fusarium and anthracnose in the grass. Time of consumption : The Fungicide-spraying should be repeated 1 to 15 days later for rice pod burn at the ratio of 1 kg per hectare, if necessary. Foliar spray should be repeated two times at the ratio of one per thousand in the last week of April, if necessary, for the drying of mulberry branch tips. How it works : The point of application of carbendazim is to prevent the synthesis of beta-tubulin, which disrupts the mitosis division consequently. The point of application of iprodione is not well defined. Iprodione is mostly protective, but it also has a slight therapeutic (curative) effect. FRAC | Toxicity Group | Toxicity Rate (LD50) | Carnes Period ; 2, E31, B1 | U | >5000 mg/Kg | – [Crop Introduction] It is a systemic and contact fungicide with a wide range of influences for prevention and treatment. This fungicide acts with two influential mechanisms dually (carbendazim from the benzimidazole group and iprodione from the dicarboxamide group). [Consumptions] Extent of Consumption | Disease | Product ; 1 kilogram per hectare | Sheet blight rice | Rice ; 1 per thousand | Branches dryness | Mulberry ; 1 per thousand (seed disinfection) | Barley stripe spot | Barley ; 1 per thousand | Preservation and maintenance of products | Citrus [Caution and Warning] Mixing with other compounds : It can be mixed with most insecticides, acaricides, and fungicides. This compound is non-toxic to bees but it is dangerous for fish and other aquatic animals.