Thiofuramide action

Thiazolamide succinate dehydrogenase inhibitors. Used in rice, cereal crops and lawns, it is effective against pathogenic fungi such as Rhizoctonia, Puccinia, Rhizoctonia, Fusarium, smut and other pathogenic fungi, and has special effect on diseases caused by basidiomycetes, such as standing blight.

Thiazolamide belongs to thiazolamide fungicides, which has strong internal absorption and conductivity and long-lasting effect. Thiofuramide is an inhibitor of succinate dehydrogenase. Because of its fluorine content, thiofuramide is very competitive in the biochemical process, and it is not easy to recover once combined with substrates or enzymes. Thiofuramide is active against pathogenic fungi such as Rhizoctonia, Puccinia, Rhizoctonia, Rhizoctonia, Fusarium, Sclerotinia and other pathogenic fungi, especially against diseases caused by basidiomycetes, such as sheath blight, bacterial blight and so on.

The product characteristics of thiofuramide:

1. It has special effect on sheath blight, the dosage is low, the dosage of preparation is about 20ml per mu, and the application method and period are flexible.

2. it has good internal absorption, which can be easily absorbed through the root or plant surface and transmitted in the plant body.

3. The treated stems and leaves are healthy and green, which provides conditions for increasing production.

4. it is safe for crops without organic solvents, and can also be used at the booting and flowering stage of rice under appropriate dosage.

5. The resistance to rain is strong, and the rainfall one hour after application does not affect the efficacy.

Thiofuramide was used in the treatment of rice, cereal crops and lawn stems and leaves at a dose of 125g to 250g active ingredient / hm2, and to seed dressing of cereal crops and non-cereal crops at a dose of 730g / kg seed. The pesticide has excellent control effect on rice sheath blight, with a dosage of 130g to 140g active ingredient / hm2 and 125g to 250g active ingredient / hm2 to cereal rust.