Fungiking

Three-Component Synergy Against Cereal Pathogens

Fungiking by Sharda Cropchem is a three-component systemic fungicide designed for deep suppression of infection in winter cereal crops. The key advantage of this product lies in the combination of Thiabendazole, Tebuconazole, and Flutriafol. This synergy of active ingredients from the benzimidazole and triazole classes allows for the control of a wide spectrum of diseases, ranging from early root rots to late-stage ear infections.

Why this formula is effective in practice

• Systemic Dynamics: Flutriafol possesses high mobility within plant tissues, ensuring a rapid halt to mycelium development. When combined with Tebuconazole, which blocks ergosterol biosynthesis in pathogen cell membranes, a powerful 'stop-growth' effect is achieved.
• Root and Stem Disease Control: Thiabendazole acts as a robust antiseptic against soil-borne infections. Integrating this component into the mixture allows for a significant reduction in the risk of root rot development, which is critical when sowing under adverse weather conditions.
• Broad Spectrum Protection: The product demonstrates stable performance against rust diseases (yellow and stem rust), septoria, and Fusarium head blight. As a suspension concentrate, it guarantees excellent adhesion and uniform surface coverage at a dosage rate of 1.0–2.0 l/t.

Using Fungiking is justified in protection programs with high phytosanitary pressure. Due to its systemic action, the active ingredients quickly penetrate the vascular system, protecting new growth. When adhering to the regulations (a maximum of 2 applications per season with a pre-harvest interval of 30 days), the product, which is classified as Hazard Class 3, serves as a reliable tool in modern cereal agronomy.