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Agricultural Chemicals Pesticide Fungicide for Thiram 50%WP
product detail
Introduction
| Product Name | Thriam50%WP |
| CAS Number | 137-26-8 |
| Molecular Formula | C6H12N2S4 |
| Type | Fungicide |
| Brand Name | Ageruo |
| Place of Origin | Hebei,China |
| Shelf life | 2 Years |
| The complex formula | Thiram 20%+Procymidone 5% WP
Thiram 15%+Tolclofos-methyl 5% FS Thiram 50%+Thiophanate-methyl 30% WP |
| Other dosage form | Thriam40%SC
Thriam80%WDG |
Application
|
Product |
Crops |
Target diseases |
Dosage |
Using method |
|
Thriam 50%WP |
Wheat |
Powdery mildew Gibberellic disease |
500times liquid |
Spray |
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Rice |
Rice blast Flax leaf spot |
1kg drug per 200kg seeds |
Treat seeds |
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|
Tobacco |
Root rot |
1kg drug per 500kg breeding soil |
Treat soil |
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|
Beet |
Root rot |
Treat soil |
||
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Grape |
White rot |
500--1000times liquid |
Spray |
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Cucumber |
Powdery mildew Downy mildew |
500--1000times liquid |
Spray |
Advantage
Thiram, like many other fungicides, offers several advantages when used in agriculture and other applications:
(1) Effective Fungal Disease Control: Thiram is particularly effective in controlling a wide range of fungal diseases in various crops. It acts as a protective barrier on the plant's surface, preventing fungal spores from germinating and infecting the plant. This can lead to increased crop yields and quality.
(2) Broad-Spectrum Activity: Thiram has a broad-spectrum mode of action, meaning it can control a wide variety of fungal pathogens. This versatility makes it a valuable tool for managing different fungal diseases in a single application.
(3) Non-Systemic: Thiram is a non-systemic fungicide, which means it remains on the plant's surface and does not get absorbed into the plant tissues. This property is advantageous because it provides long-lasting protection without the risk of systemic effects on the plant.
(4) Resistance Management: When used in rotation with other fungicides that have different modes of action, thiram can contribute to resistance management strategies. Alternating or mixing fungicides with different modes of action helps reduce the development of fungicide-resistant strains of fungi.
(5) Ease of Application: Thiram is typically easy to apply as a foliar spray or as a seed treatment. This ease of application makes it accessible to a wide range of farmers and agricultural settings.
Notice:
1. Cannot be mixed with copper, mercury and alkaline pesticides or used closely together.
2. The seeds that have been mixed with medicine have residual poison and cannot be eaten again. It is irritating to the skin and mucous membranes, so pay attention to protection when spraying.
3. When it is used for fruit trees, especially grapes, it should be dispensed strictly according to the instructions for use. If the concentration is too high, it is easy to cause phytotoxicity.
4. Thiram is toxic to fish but non-toxic to bees. When spraying, pay attention to avoid fish farms such as fish ponds.
