Bayer·Fungicides
Systemic Bayer fungicide, three actives (tebuconazole, triadimenol, spiroxamine), controls mildew, rusts and septoria in cereals, grapes and sugar beet.
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About this product
Falcon 460 EC is a systemic emulsifiable-concentrate fungicide from Bayer that combines three sterol-biosynthesis inhibitors — tebuconazole (167 g/l), triadimenol (43 g/l) and spiroxamine (250 g/l). It controls powdery mildew, septoria, brown, net and stripe rusts and fusarium leaf blight in wheat and barley, cercospora on sugar beet, and oidium on grapes. Apply 0.3–0.6 l/ha from tillering to flag-leaf on cereals or during the growing season on grapes and sugar beet, giving both protective and curative action.
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Chemistry & regulatory profile
Active ingredients
Systemic fungicide; three sterol-biosynthesis inhibitors — two triazole DMIs (FRAC 3) plus the amine spiroxamine (FRAC 5) — act at multiple target sites for protective and curative control.
Formulation
EC
Physical-chemical form (SL / EC / WG / SC)
Application
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