Boxer
4,90 ₾ – 44,10 ₾
შეფუთვა |
0.1 kg ,0.5 kg ,1 kg |
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კულტურები |
Apple ,Pear ,Pomegranate fruit trees ,Vine |
დაავადებები |
Bacteriosis ,Black spots ,Brown rot ,Leaf rust ,Moniliosis |
ბრენდი |
Mckinley, Ireland |
პრეპარატული ფორმა |
Ziram 760 g/kg |
Boxer Active ingredient: Ziram 760 g/kg Preparation form: water-dispersible granules Fungicide Ziram is a non-systemic, broad-spectrum, preventative fungicide used against ascomycetes, oomycetes, basidiomycetes and phytopathogenic fungi. Ziram fights bacteria (Xanthomonas spp.) that cause bacterial leaf spot. It prevents spore germination, mushroom mycelium growth by interfering with various enzymes, including cytochrome P450 and alcohol dehydrogenase. Ziram is not characterized by phytotoxicity. It promotes healthy growth of perennial crops. Boxer contains zinc, which is an essential trace element for plant growth, chlorophyll synthesis, and helps the plant become resistant to stress. Preparation of the working solution: when preparing the working solution, use such a device, in which mixing is done in a continuous mode. After half-filling the clean tank, add the required amount of drugs to the water using the WALES method: 1. Water-soluble packaging; 2. wettable powder; 3. Water-dispersible granules and other dry formulations. (Continue stirring until the mixture becomes homogeneous); 4. Liquid formulations (suspension concentrate, suspension emulsion, oily-water emulsion); 5. Emulsion concentrate; 6. Water solution and then adhesive. Resistance:
Fungicide | M3 | group |
According to FRAC, Ziram is a dithiocarbamate, M3 group fungicide. According to the resistance, the M group is classified as a low risk group, which is not characterized by signs of resistance development. To prevent the development of resistance, use Ziram and drugs of other chemical classes alternately. Compatibility Compatible with almost all pesticides and agrochemicals. Do not mix with products containing copper. Before preparing the working mixture, it is advisable to check the compatibility of the preparations by mixing a small amount. Phytotoxicity: when using the recommended norms and doses, the drug is not phytotoxic. Period of protection: 10-14 days. The duration depends on the favorable conditions for the development of the disease and the growth rate of the culture. Impact rate: immediately after spraying.
culture | The consumption rate of the drug is kg/ha | disease | Method of use, time, feature of use | Waiting period (times of use) | Time to start manual (mechanized) work on the cultivated area |
Apples, pears | 1.5-3 | spots, rust, | Spray with copper after treatment, before flowering. Do not spray within 14 days of harvest. | 7(4) | 7(3) |
Vine | 1,5-3 | Black spot, gray rot, powdery mildew, Phomopsis, | Spraying during the vegetation period, during emergence, during bud development. | 7 (4) | 7(3) |
Apricot | 1.5-3 | Moniliosis, Carpophyllum, | Spray at bud break, flowering and/or within 5 weeks after flowering. Do not spray within 5 weeks of harvest. | 7(4) | 7(3) |
Cherry, Bali | 1,5-3 | Moniliosis, leaf spotting | Spray before flowering | 5(4) | 7(3) |
Peach | 1,5-3 | Moniliosis, spotting, downy mildew, leaf rust, carpophyllum. | Spray before flowering, as well as after leaf fall and/or before bud opening. | 5(4) | 7(3) |
Nuts | 1.5-3 | nut cancer, anthracnose, smut | Spray when blowing the bud. Continue spraying at 2-week intervals until May. Equal, complete coverage of culture is necessary. | 14(5) | 7(3) |
Blueberry | 1,5-3 | Moniliosis, Phomopsis, Anthracnose | Spraying during the growing season | 7 (4) | 7(3) |
a rose | 1,5-3 | Black spots, ash | Spraying during the growing season | 7 (4) | 7(3) |
Almond | 1.5-3 | moniliosis, leaf spot, kets, clausterosporosis, anthracnose | Spray at bud break, flowering and post-flowering stage. Do not spray after 5 weeks of flowering. | 3 (4) | 7(3) |
tomatoes | 1,5-3 | Anthracnose, Alternaria, leaf spot | Spraying during the growing season. | 7 (4) | 7(3) |