Azoxifen 32.5% SC systemic fungicide, preventive and curative, for control of powdery mildew and downy mildew, 1 liter

AZOXIFEN 32.5% SC A systemic preventive and therapeutic fungicide with a concentrated suspension formulation, combining two active substances: Azoxystrobin 20% and Difenoconazole 12.5%. Designed to help combat a wide range of fungal diseases affecting vegetables, fruits, and grains, such as powdery mildew, downy mildew, blight, leaf spots, rust, and gray mold when used according to the agricultural label instructions. Azoxifen features a dual formulation that combines preventive and therapeutic effects; Azoxystrobin helps disrupt fungal respiration and reduces spore growth and spread, while Difenoconazole inhibits ergosterol formation inside the fungal cell, limiting disease development and helping the plant recover better within an integrated fungal control program. Specifications of Azoxifen 32.5% SC systemic fungicide: Trade name: Azoxifen 32.5% SC Product type: Systemic preventive and therapeutic fungicide Formulation: Concentrated suspension (SC) First active ingredient: Azoxystrobin 20% Second active ingredient: Difenoconazole 12.5% Chemical group: Strobilurin + Triazole Resistance classification: Group 11 + Group 3 Uses: Control of powdery mildew, downy mildew, blight, rust, leaf spots, and gray mold Suitable crops: Tomatoes, potatoes, cucumbers, grapes, onions, garlic, wheat, beans, and other crops as per label recommendation Odor: Light to negligible Country of origin: Jordan Capacity: 1 liter Features of Azoxifen fungicide and powdery mildew control: - Combines two active ingredients from different groups, providing broader preventive and therapeutic performance against fungal diseases. - Helps combat powdery mildew, downy mildew, blight, leaf spots, rust, and gray mold when applied at the right time. - Spreads within plant tissues, protecting new growth and reducing disease progression. - SC suspension formulation facilitates mixing with water and helps achieve even distribution during foliar spraying. - Suitable for use within fungicide programs and periodic preventive programs on disease-sensitive crops. - Helps reduce recurrence when used as part of a balanced control program with good ventilation, proper fertilization, and irrigation management. Uses of Azoxifen 32.5% SC in agricultural crops: Azoxifen is used in crop protection programs to combat various fungal diseases that often appear with high humidity, plant crowding, poor ventilation, or increased leaf wetness. It is suitable for controlling blight or powdery mildew on tomatoes and potatoes, and also used on cucumbers and grapes to help fight downy mildew and gray mold. It can also be used on onions and garlic to control leaf spots and some fungi, and on wheat and beans to prevent rust and spots, with strict adherence to registered rates and avoiding random or repeated use without rotating with fungicides from different groups to reduce the risk of fungal resistance. Method of use and spraying rates for Azoxifen 32.5% SC: Use Azoxifen 32.5% SC as a foliar spray after thorough dilution with water in the spray tank. Fill the tank partially with water, add the required dose with continuous stirring, then complete with water to ensure even coverage of the foliage. - For tomatoes and potatoes: 50 to 100 ml per 100 liters of water to control blight and powdery mildew. - For cucumbers and grapes: 75 to 100 ml per 100 liters of water to control downy mildew and gray mold. - For onions and garlic: 100 ml per 100 liters of water to help control leaf spots and fungi. - For wheat and beans: 75 to 100 ml per 100 liters of water to prevent rust and spots. Repeat spraying every 10 to 14 days depending on disease severity, weather conditions, and agricultural engineer recommendations. To improve coverage quality, use an appropriate sprayer from the agricultural sprayers section, adjusting the nozzle for a fine, uniform spray on both the upper and lower leaf surfaces. Pre-harvest interval: Harvest should not occur before 14 days after the last application, or according to the safety interval specified on the product label for each crop. The withholding period may vary depending on the plant type, method of use, and dose, so always follow the official label and agricultural expert advice before marketing or consumption. Precautions for using Azoxifen systemic fungicide: - Do not mix with alkaline pesticides or mineral oils unless compatibility is confirmed. - Prefer spraying early morning or after sunset to reduce evaporation and improve absorption efficiency. - Avoid spraying during strong wind, high temperatures, or just before expected rain. - Wear gloves, mask, and protective clothing during preparation and application. - Store the product in a dry, shaded place away from direct sunlight. - Keep away from children, animals, food, and feed sources. - Wash spraying tools thoroughly after use and do not discharge leftover spray solution into water sources. - Rotate Azoxifen with fungicides from different groups to reduce the likelihood of fungal resistance development. Benefits of Azoxifen for plants and crop quality: Azoxifen 32.5% SC helps reduce the spread of fungal diseases affecting leaves, stems, and fruits, maintaining active leaf surface and improving plant growth and productivity. When used early as part of a preventive program, it can reduce disease severity and enhance plant appearance and fruit quality. For better care programs, combine fungal control, improved ventilation, irrigation management, removal of infected parts when necessary, and proper plant nutrition, especially during stress or intensive growth periods. Frequently asked questions about Azoxifen 32.5% SC: - What is the active ingredient in Azoxifen 32.5% SC? It contains Azoxystrobin 20% and Difenoconazole 12.5%, two active ingredients from different groups to combat fungal diseases. - Is Azoxifen suitable for powdery mildew? Yes, it helps control powdery mildew when used at the onset of infection or as part of a preventive program according to label instructions. - Does Azoxifen treat downy mildew? It can assist in controlling downy mildew on crops like cucumbers and grapes, with proper dosage and application interval. - Is Azoxifen a systemic fungicide? Yes, it is a systemic fungicide with preventive and therapeutic properties, helping protect the plant from fungal development. - What is the recommended rate of Azoxifen per 100 liters of water? The suggested dose ranges from 50 to 100 ml per 100 liters, depending on the crop, disease type, and severity. - Can Azoxifen be mixed with other pesticides? It should not be mixed with alkaline pesticides or mineral oils unless compatibility is tested and confirmed, following label or expert recommendations. Marketing conclusion: Azoxifen 32.5% SC is a suitable choice for farmers needing a systemic fungicide that combines preventive and therapeutic action against powdery mildew, downy mildew, blight, spots, and rust. For optimal results, apply at the right timing and dosage, supported by an integrated care program including proper spraying, balanced fertilization, and irrigation management. 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