Cyclone k.s.

Synergy of components: how Cyclon SC works

The efficacy of the Cyclon SC seed treatment is based on a strategic combination of two active ingredients: thiabendazole and tebuconazole. This formulation allows for the control of a broad spectrum of phytopathogens affecting wheat during the early growth stages. The benzimidazoles included in the composition provide powerful systemic action, penetrating seedling tissues and creating an effective barrier against soil-borne infections.

Technical composition breakdown

• Thiabendazole: A systemic fungicide that blocks the pathogen cell division process. It is highly effective in suppressing smut diseases and various root rots.
• Tebuconazole: A member of the triazole class. Its primary function is the inhibition of ergosterol biosynthesis, which leads to the death of the fungal mycelium. Furthermore, the substance exhibits unique growth-regulating properties, assisting the seedling in establishing a robust root system.

Practical application

The product is supplied as a suspension concentrate, ensuring stability of the working solution and uniform seed coverage. With an application rate of 0.4–0.5 L/t, the product achieves an optimal balance between cost-efficiency and protection quality. The systemic action ensures that even under deep sowing conditions or adverse weather, protection against snow mold, septoria, and complex root rots remains stable throughout the critical germination period. The product is intended for a single application before sowing, streamlining the logistics of seed preparation.