Fungicides
Fungicides help protect cultivated plants planted in the garden and vegetable garden from infection. They cope well with the pathogens of powdery mildew, root rot, and late blight.
Each group of drugs differs in the onset and duration of action and in the components. Some are used for prevention (mostly have a natural base), others are intended for medicinal purposes (the products are based on chemical components). The latter type of product has many advantages, but the disadvantage is the toxicity of the solution.
The articles provide a list of the most effective and popular drugs. Recommendations regarding their dosage and use are noted. It is also important to become familiar with precautions when working with fungicides.
The drug "Kaptan" belongs to the category of contact fungicides; more details about the instructions and analogues.
Seed protectants are used to treat planting material of grain crops. They help avoid seed contamination
Biological drugs are used to destroy pathogenic bacteria and fungi along with chemical agents. They
Grain crops suffer from many diseases and are attacked by pests that can destroy the crop.
Fungal diseases cause great damage to agriculture. To combat them, fungicides are used
Fludioxonil is an active substance that has a fungicidal effect. Thanks to this, it helps to cope successfully
Fungicidal preparations help gardeners and farmers protect crop plants from a range of diseases and harvest
Biological preparations developed to protect cultivated plants from diseases have gained a well-deserved reputation in the last decade.
Copper oxychloride is understood as an effective agent that is used to treat cultivated plants against various
“Late blight” is a medicinal fungicide that is used to treat various crops. The product is suitable for tomatoes,
“Phytoplasmin” is a universal drug that is used to combat phytoplasmosis and bacteriosis. The remedy can be
At the initial stages of plant growth and development, it is important to prevent the onset of diseases and pest attacks.