What diseases does cyprodinil specifically control? A detailed guide to its spectrum of control

Cyprodinil belongs to the anilinopyrimidine class of fungicides and has a special effect on gray mold (Botrytis) in many crops. It is also very effective against black spot (scab), powdery mildew, and in wheat and cereals against glume blotch, net blotch and eyespot. Its fungicidal mechanism of action is to inhibit the secretion of hydrolytic enzymes and the biosynthesis of methionine in the pathogen. It shows no cross-resistance with fungicides such as triazoles, imidazoles, morpholines and imides. It has protective and curative action, as well as leaf penetration and root systemic activity, and can be applied by foliar spray or seed treatment. The product is a 50% water-dispersible granule.

To control gray mold on strawberry, Chinese chives and chili pepper, use 60-96 grams of the formulation per mu, diluted with water for spraying. To control gray mold on grape, spray a 650-1000 times dilution of the formulation.