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| CAS No.: | 131341-86-1 |
| Formula: | C12h6f2n2o2 |
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| Product Introduction |
| Low toxicity and no residue: Fludioxonil is a low-toxicity and residue-free biopesticide produced by bacterial fermentation. Broad-spectrum property: Fludioxonil has excellent control effects on seed-borne and soil-borne diseases caused by various pathogenic bacteria such as Ascomycetes, basidiomycetes, and deuteromycetes. Strong compatibility: Fludioxonil has no cross-resistance with other fungicides such as triazole and methoxyacrylate. By blending or using their compound products, the fungicidal spectrum can be expanded and the resistance of pathogenic bacteria to the agent can be reduced. Meanwhile, fludioxonil can also be mixed or compounded with insecticide products such as and imidacloprid to achieve the effect of integrated control of diseases and pests. Long-lasting effect: Fludioxonil forms a film quickly and does not fall off when used for seed treatment. The active ingredients do not move in the soil, thus forming a stable and long-lasting protective circle around the seeds. Good safety: It is highly safe for crop seeds, does not affect seed germination, and can promote early germination, uniform emergence, and vigorous growth of seeds. It is safe for both humans and animals and is a chemically synthesized bionic agent. Its toxicity is even lower than that of table salt, making it highly suitable for the production of pollution-free vegetables. It has no systemic effect but strong penetrating ability: Although fludioxonil has no systemic effect, it has a strong penetrating ability and can effectively penetrate into the crop body to provide protection |
| Specificationi for Fludioxonil |
| Product name | Fludioxonil |
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Biochemistry |
Inhibits mitogen-activated protein kinase, in osmotic signal transduction. |
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Mode of action |
Non-systemic fungicide with long residual activity. Uptake into the plant tissues and curative properties are generally limited. Inhibits mainly the germination of conidia and, to a lesser extent, the germ tube and mycelial growth. |
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Uses |
As a seed treatment, for control of Fusarium, Microdochium, Rhizoctonia, Tilletia, Pyrenophora and Septoria spp., in both cereal and non-cereal crops, at 2.5-10 g/100 kg. As a foliar fungicide, for control of Botrytis, Monilinia, sclerotinia, and Alternaria spp., in grapes, stone fruit, berry crops, vegetables and ornamentals, at 250-500 g/ha; also on turf, against Fusarium, Helminthosporium, Rhizoctonia, sclerotinia and Typhula, at 400-800 g/ha. Also as a post-harvest treatment on stone fruit, pome fruit, citrus and kiwi, at 30-60 g/hl, against Botrytis, Monilinia and Penicillium spp. |
| Advantages of Fludioxonil |
| Low toxicity and no residue: Fludioxonil is a low-toxicity and residue-free biopesticide produced by bacterial fermentation. Broad-spectrum property: Fludioxonil has excellent control effects on seed-borne and soil-borne diseases caused by various pathogenic bacteria such as Ascomycetes, basidiomycetes, and deuteromycetes. Strong compatibility: Fludioxonil has no cross-resistance with other fungicides such as triazole and methoxyacrylate. By blending or using their compound products, the fungicidal spectrum can be expanded and the resistance of pathogenic bacteria to the agent can be reduced. Meanwhile, fludioxonil can also be mixed or compounded with insecticide products such as and imidacloprid to achieve the effect of integrated control of diseases and pests |
| Long-lasting effect: Fludioxonil forms a film quickly and does not fall off when used for seed treatment. The active ingredients do not move in the soil, thus forming a stable and long-lasting protective circle around the seeds. Good safety: It is highly safe for crop seeds, does not affect seed germination, and can promote early germination, uniform emergence, and vigorous growth of seeds. It is safe for both humans and animals and is a chemically synthesized bionic agent. Its toxicity is even lower than that of table salt, making it highly suitable for the production of pollution-free vegetables. Convenient to use: The application methods of fludioxonil are flexible. It can be used for seed dressing, foliar spraying and root irrigation. It has no systemic effect but strong penetrating ability: Although fludioxonil has no systemic effect, it has a strong penetrating ability and can effectively penetrate into the crop body to provide protection |
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