What is the function of difenoconazole? A detailed explanation
What are the characteristics of difenoconazole? What diseases can difenoconazole control? On which crops can difenoconazole be used? Zhongdiwang gives a brief introduction below for netizens' reference. 1. Characteristics of difenoconazole. The sprayed difenoconazole fungicide can be rapidly absorbed systemically into the interior of the leaves, and has a very high...
What are the characteristics of difenoconazole? What diseases can difenoconazole control? On which crops can difenoconazole be used? Zhongdiwang gives a brief introduction below for netizens' reference.1. Characteristics of difenoconazole
The sprayed difenoconazole fungicide can be rapidly absorbed systemically into the interior of the leaves, and has a very high redistribution capacity; it inhibits the formation of sporangia and blocks infection by pathogens; it has a therapeutic effect and prevents the expansion of disease spots; its persistence is relatively long, with a residual efficacy period of up to 20 days within the plant; it has upward translocation ability and can be distributed throughout the entire plant, achieving the best fungicidal effect.
2. Target diseases controlled by difenoconazole fungicide
Among triazole fungicides, difenoconazole can already be considered relatively safe, and it is mainly widely used on fruit trees, vegetables and other crops. It can control scab, black spot, white rot, alternaria leaf spot, powdery mildew, brown spot, rust, stripe rust, fusarium head blight, and others.
3. Suitable targets for difenoconazole fungicide
Difenoconazole fungicide can be applied to tomato, sugar beet, banana, cereal crops such as rice, soybean, horticultural crops and various vegetables, etc. When treating the stems and leaves of wheat and barley (wheat plant height 24~42cm), leaf discoloration sometimes occurs, but it does not affect yield.
In order to minimize the losses caused by diseases as much as possible, its protective effect should be fully utilized. The application timing of difenoconazole should be early rather than late, and spraying at the early stage of disease onset gives the best effect.
Difenoconazole is a systemic fungicide with lasting protective and therapeutic effects, thereby improving crop yield and quality.