Trifloxystrobin 50% WG

It is a systemic, preventive, and curative action. It belongs to the guanidine family, which disrupts the cellular respiration of the pathogen by changing the integrity and permeability of the cell membrane. The mode of action of this fungicide is due to the presence of guanidine, which non-specifically disrupts the structure of the membrane. The lipophilic part of Dodine binds to the lipid part and its polar part to the phosphate group of the phospholipid, causing structural disruption, membrane permeability change, nutrient absorption disruption, and respiratory inhibition.

Boscalid fungicide, with systemic and penetrative action, belongs to the group of pyridine carboxamides. It is absorbed by the leaves and is well distributed throughout the plant tissues. It inhibits electron transfer in Complex II of the respiratory chain. Piraclostrobin with a systemic action is quickly absorbed by the plant and has a protective, curative, and eradication action that inhibits cellular respiration at the Qo site of complex III of the respiratory chain. Boscalid + Pyraclostrobin fungicide, systemic, protective, and curative effects, that is quickly absorbed by the plant and controls disease well.

Sulfur is an inorganic fungicide that is a contact, protective and fumigant action, which acts on multiple inhibitors, especially inhibitors of cellular respiration through competition with oxygen absorption.

It is an eradicating fungicide with protective and curative action. It belongs to the Oxazolidinedione and Cynoacetamide oxime. The mode of action of Famoxadone results in the inhibition of ubiquinol cytochrome C oxidoreductase enzyme in complex III of cellular respiration. The mode of action of Cymoxanil is not well known and it has an effect on protein production and DNA synthesis of mycelium growth and prevents the formation of disease-causing fungus cells.