Fungicides

Embreliya

Fungicide for protection against a wide range of cherry, apple and peach diseases

Characteristics of the drug

Active substance:
Isopirazam, 100 g/l + difenoconazole, 40 g/l

Preparation form:
Suspension concentrate

Packaging:
75 ml

Toxicity class:
II class

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Application rates

CROPS	HARMFUL OBJECTS	RATE	TIME AND METHOD OF PROCESSING
Apple	Common scab, powdery mildew	12-15 ml per 5-10 liters of water per hectare	12-15 ml per 5-10 liters of shade per hectare
Cherry	Klyasterosporiosis, moniliasis, coccidiomycosis	12-15 ml per 5-10 liters of water per hectare	12-15 ml per 5-10 liters of shade per hectare
Peach	Klasterosporiosis, moniliosis, leaf curl, powdery mildew, coccomycosis	12-15 ml per 5-10 liters of water per hectare	12-15 ml per 5-10 liters of shade per hectare

Benefits

Safe for bees
Application from the flowering phase to ripening
Medicinal, protective and antisporulant effect
It has a strongly pronounced preventative effect and a stop effect

Mode of action

It is based on the action of two active substances. Difenoconazole is a fungicide from the triazole group that stops the development of fungi by affecting the synthesis of cell membrane sterols. It has a protective and healing effect. Isopyrazam is a broad-spectrum fungicide from the group of pyrazole-carboxamides, which mainly has a protective effect, inhibiting respiration and germination of spores.

Features of use

Spraying is carried out during the growing season of the crop. For simultaneous protection against scab, powdery mildew and moniliosis, the drug should be used during the flowering period. The interval between treatments is 7–14 days. Waiting periods before harvesting: peach – 30 days, cherry – 20 days, apple – 35 days. Use clean water to prepare the working solution. The number of treatments depends on the weather conditions and the phytosanitary state of the plantations and is a maximum of 3 sprayings per season.