What diseases can the fungicide pyraclostrobin + propineb treat?

Propineb is a broad-spectrum, fast-acting protective fungicide that works by inhibiting the oxidation of pyruvic acid within pathogen cells, and has a special effect on cucumber downy mildew; pyraclostrobin is a new broad-spectrum fungicide and mitochondrial respiration inhibitor. It has protective, curative, and leaf-penetrating conductive action, and is mainly used for cucumber downy mildew.

1. Propineb is highly toxic to bees, silkworms, and fish, and care should be taken to avoid polluting water sources. During application, the impact on surrounding bee colonies should be avoided, and use is prohibited near flowering crops during their flowering period, mulberry fields, and silkworm rearing rooms. This product is highly toxic to large daphnia. Use is prohibited in and around fish ponds, rice fields, and similar sites to avoid harm to aquatic organisms and other beneficial organisms. Apply pesticide away from aquaculture areas, rivers, ponds, and other water bodies; application equipment must not be washed in rivers or ponds; use is prohibited in areas where natural enemies such as Trichogramma are released.

2. Appropriate safety protection measures should be taken when using propineb, such as wearing protective clothing, protective gloves, and a mask, to avoid skin contact and inhalation through the mouth and nose; do not smoke, drink, or eat during use; after use, promptly wash exposed skin such as hands and face and change clothing. 3. Propineb must not be mixed with alkaline or copper-based pesticide formulations.