Imidacloprid50%+Difenoconazole1% + Fludioxonil 1% FS

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Benefits:

Triple-action formula:
Combines a triazole fungicide (difenoconazole), a phenylpyrrole fungicide (fludioxonil), and a neonicotinoid insecticide (imidacloprid) for simultaneous disease and pest control.

Broad-spectrum control:
Targets seed-borne and soil-borne fungal diseases (e.g., wheat sharp eyespot, loose smut) and early-season insect pests (e.g., aphids).

Systemic protection:
Imidacloprid is taken up by the seed and translocated throughout the plant, protecting roots, stems, and leaves from within. Difenoconazole provides systemic preventive and curative activity.

Long-lasting efficacy:
Provides extended protection during the critical germination and seedling establishment stages.

Environmentally favorable formulation:
FS (flowable concentrate for seed treatment) is water-based, minimizing organic solvent use and dust drift during sowing.

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Imidacloprid50%+Difenoconazole1% + Fludioxonil 1% FS – is a ternary compound insecticidal and fungicidal seed treatment agent. Imidacloprid, a neonicotinoid compound, is rapidly absorbed by roots and translocated throughout the plant. Fludioxonil, a non-systemic phenylpyrrole fungicide, has a unique mode of action with no cross-resistance to existing fungicides. Difenoconazole, a triazole compound, is systemic and provides both preventive and curative activity. When used at the recommended rate, it is safe to seeds and seedlings.

Usage Direction:

Crop	Target	Dosage
Wheat	Aphid	700-800mL/100 kg seeds
Wheat	Sharp eyespot	700-800mL/100 kg seeds
Wheat	Loose smut	700-800mL/100 kg seeds

Cautions:

The prepared solution should be used within 24 hours.
Dilute with water at the recommended rate. Mix the slurry thoroughly with seeds until the solution is evenly distributed on the seed surface. Allow to dry before use.
For seed treatment use only. Apply once per season.

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