Priaxor

Active Ingredients (indicative values):
• Fludioxonil – 100 g/l
• Tebuconazole – 200 g/l
(Total actives approximately 300 g/l – please refer to the label for exact values.)

Mode of Action:

• Systemic and Translaminar: Once applied, Priaxor is rapidly absorbed by the plant and translocated throughout its tissues, protecting both the treated area and new growth.
• Dual Action: Fludioxonil disrupts fungal osmotic regulation by inducing excessive glycerol accumulation, leading to cellular imbalance and pathogen death; tebuconazole inhibits sterol biosynthesis, compromising the fungal cell membrane and preventing growth and sporulation.
• Synergistic Effect: The combination of the two actives provides broad-spectrum control and minimizes the risk of resistance development.

Usage Instructions (example):

1. Preparation:
   • Dilute Priaxor according to label instructions (e.g., using 200–400 L/ha of water) to obtain a uniform spray solution.
2. Application:
   • Apply as a foliar spray to ensure complete coverage of the crop.
   • Use preventively at the onset of disease pressure, and as a curative treatment at the first signs of infection.
   • Reapplication intervals are typically 14–21 days, depending on environmental conditions and disease pressure.
3. Precautions:
   • Follow the label for recommended dosages, safety intervals, and pre-harvest restrictions.
   • Conduct compatibility tests if tank-mixing with other products.

Advantages:

• Provides both preventive and curative protection against a broad spectrum of foliar diseases.
• Systemic and translaminar properties ensure comprehensive crop protection.
• Dual mode of action reduces the likelihood of resistance development in pathogens.