Bayer·Fungicides
Two-way systemic fungicide (prothioconazole + trifloxystrobin) for foliar disease control on winter/spring wheat and sugar beet.
Main advantages
About this product
Madison is a two-way systemic fungicide from Bayer, combining prothioconazole (175 g/l) and trifloxystrobin (88 g/l) as a suspension concentrate. It controls a broad spectrum of foliar diseases — powdery mildew, septoria leaf blotch, tan spot and rusts on winter and spring wheat, and cercospora, ramularia, rust, alternaria and phoma on sugar beet. Applied at 0.4–0.9 l/ha from stem elongation to early heading, it delivers preventive and curative action plus a physiological greening effect.
At a glance
Chemistry & regulatory profile
Active ingredients
Systemic dual mode of action: trifloxystrobin (QoI, FRAC 11) blocks fungal mitochondrial electron transport, while prothioconazole (DMI, FRAC 3) inhibits ergosterol biosynthesis — combined preventive and curative foliar protection.
Formulation
SC
Physical-chemical form (SL / EC / WG / SC)
Application
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