Toxicity: Low toxicity.<\/p>\n
Mode of Action: Cyazofamid is a cyanoimidazole fungicide with high activity against oomycete pathogens such as Phytophthora, Peronospora, Pseudoperonospora, and Pythium. It can hinder the development of pathogens at various stages, belonging to a super protectant fungicide. Its mode of action involves binding with the inner mitochondrial membrane of pathogenic fungal cells, inhibiting electron transfer, disrupting energy supply, and thereby killing the pathogens.<\/p>\n
Product Characteristics:<\/p>\n
1.Strong specificity, good efficacy. It is highly effective against downy mildew in cucumber, muskmelon, spinach, late blight in tomato, potato, pepper, cabbage, and kale.<\/p>\n
2.Low dosage, long-lasting efficacy, and safety. The duration of efficacy lasts for 10-14 days, reducing the frequency of pesticide application. No adverse effects on tender leaves and young fruits of vegetables have been observed after spraying cyazofamid. It has no impact on other beneficial microorganisms, plants, and higher animals, ensuring high safety for crops and the environment. The low pesticide residue on vegetables meets the requirements of pollution-free vegetable production, making it worth promoting in production.<\/p>\n
3.Rainfastness and high yield. Rainfall within 1 hour after application does not affect its efficacy. No pesticide spots are left on the surface of fruits and vegetables after use, improving the quality of fruits and vegetables and increasing yields.<\/p>\n
4.Super protectant fungicide. It can inhibit the germination and formation of pathogenic spores at various stages, effectively suppressing the inoculum of pathogens, preventing and controlling the occurrence and spread of diseases.<\/p>\n
5.Novel mode of action, no cross-resistance. Its action site is different from other fungicides, effectively controlling pathogens resistant to commonly used fungicides such as cymoxanil-mancozeb, azoxystrobin, and metalaxyl, and can be mixed with other insecticides, fungicides, etc.<\/p>\n
Application in vegetable production:<\/p>\n
To control pepper blight, spray with a 10% cyazofamid\u00a0SC\u00a0at a dilution of 2000-2500 times in the early stage of disease occurrence.<\/p>\n
To control pepper anthracnose, spray with a 10% cyazofamid\u00a0\u00a0SC\u00a0at a dilution of 2000 times in the early stage of disease occurrence.<\/p>\n
To control pepper late blight, spray after rain during the epidemic season, using 40-50 milliliters of a 10% cyazofamid\u00a0SC\u00a0per\u00a0MU\u00a0mixed with 60-75 kilograms of water, spraying evenly. It is recommended to rotate with fluazinam and other agents with therapeutic effects, and the spray should be directed onto the fruits. It is best to spray again after removing diseased fruits, once every 7-10 days, for a total of 2-3 times. When the disease is prevalent, spray once every 5-7 days.<\/p>\n
To control tomato late blight, spray with a 10% suspension concentrate of cyazofamid at a dilution of 2000-2500 times in the early stage of disease occurrence, which is most suitable for summer and autumn tomatoes (open field) and greenhouse tomatoes with insufficient sunlight (temperature below 20\u00b0C).<\/p>\n
To control cucumber blight, spray with a 10% suspension concentrate of cyazofamid at a dilution of 2000-2500 times after the seedlings grow slowly, once every 7-14 days for 2 consecutive times. During the peak period of disease incidence, spray with a 10% suspension concentrate of cyazofamid at a dilution of 1000-1500 times.<\/p>\n
To control cucumber downy mildew, spray continuously with a 10% suspension concentrate of cyazofamid at a dilution of 2000-2500 times in the early stage of disease occurrence. It is recommended to rotate with metalaxyl-manganese zinc and cymoxanil-manganese zinc to delay the development of downy mildew resistance.<\/p>\n
To control watermelon blight, spray with a 10% suspension concentrate of cyazofamid at a dilution of 53.3 milliliters per mu, mixed with 50 kilograms of water (when there is more rainy weather, the amount of water can be appropriately reduced to 25-35 kilograms), once every 7-10 days, for a total of 3-4 times.<\/p>\n
To control potato late blight, uproot, burn, or bury diseased plants, and spray with a 10% suspension concentrate of cyazofamid at a dilution of 3000 times.<\/p>\n
To control root-knot disease in cruciferous vegetables such as Chinese cabbage, disinfect seeds by soaking them in 55\u00b0C warm water for 15 minutes before sowing, then soak them in a 10% suspension concentrate of cyazofamid at a dilution of 2000-3000 times for 10 minutes. For soil disinfection in seedbeds, thoroughly irrigate the soil with a 10% suspension concentrate of cyazofamid at a dilution of 1500-2000 times (with a depth of more than 15 cm). For field soil irrigation and root irrigation, use seedlings treated with cyazofamid for transplantation, then irrigate the surrounding soil (within 15-20 cm in diameter) with a 10% suspension concentrate of cyazofamid at a dilution of 1500-2000 times (with a depth of 15 cm).<\/p>\n
\nFormulation: 10% Cyazofamid\u00a0SC , 35% Cyazofamid SC,
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