To make BOSCALID % 25.2 + PYRACLOSTROBIN % 12.8 ( 60 WG ) needs some materials ( ingredients ).
They are boscalid , pyraclostrobin as active matters , sodium lauryl sulfate ( SLS ) as anionic surfactant, modified starch, dextrin powder and some fillers.
BOSCALID % 25.2 + PYRACLOSTROBIN % 12.8 ( 60 WG ) wettable granule is used for some fungal diseases as certain concentrates. they are following as;
| PLANTS | DISEASES | DOSAGE |
| Pistachios | Pseudocercospora Pistacina | 50 g / 100 liter water |
| Pears | Venturia Pirina | 30 g / 100 liter water |
| Quince | Sclerotinia Linhartiana | 50 g / 100 liter water |
| Apples | Venturia Inaequalis | 30 g / 100 liter water |
| Apples | Podosphaera Leucotricha | 40 g / 100 liter water |
| Pomegranate | Alternaria Alternata | 50 g / 100 liter water |
FUNGICIDE FORMULATIONS ENCYCLOPEDIA has many formulations and applications of fungicide. All studies in this encyclopedia are weight to weight. Some of the studies in the FUNGICIDE FORMULATIONS ENCYCLOPEDIA are summarized below.* Wettable powder ( WP ) fungicide formulations and manufacturing line & applications
* Wettable granules ( WG ) fungicide formulations and manufacturing process & applications.
* Soluable concentrate ( Liquid ) ( SL ) fungicide formulations and production process and applications.
* Suspension Concentrate ( SC ) fungicide formulations and manufacturing process and applications.
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