Tercel

Tercel is characterized by:

• Concentrated Formulation: It contains a high level of active ingredient (exact values can be found on the label) belonging to the triazole group.
• Mode of Action: Tercel works by inhibiting the enzyme C14-demethylase, which is essential for ergosterol synthesis. This disruption compromises the integrity of fungal cell membranes, halting growth and sporulation.
• Systemic and Translaminar Activity: Once applied, Tercel is rapidly absorbed and evenly distributed throughout the plant, protecting both the treated foliage and new growth.
• Preventive and Curative Use: The product can be used preventively before disease onset or curatively at the first signs of infection, providing comprehensive crop protection.
• Resilience Under Adverse Conditions: Its formulation remains stable and effective under variable weather conditions, ensuring long-lasting protection.

Usage Instructions (example):

1. Dilute Tercel in water according to label instructions (e.g., 200–400 L/ha) to obtain a uniform spray solution.
2. Apply as a foliar spray ensuring complete crop coverage.
3. Reapply every 14–21 days, depending on environmental conditions and disease pressure.
4. Follow the label’s dosage and safety guidelines.

Advantages:

• High efficacy due to systemic and translaminar action.
• Provides both preventive and curative protection.
• Stable under adverse weather conditions.