Bayer·Fungicides
Systemic three-way cereal fungicide (prothioconazole, tebuconazole, spiroxamine) for leaf and ear diseases of wheat and barley; curative stop-effect.
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About this product
Soligor is a systemic emulsion-concentrate fungicide from Bayer combining three actives — prothioconazole (53 g/l), tebuconazole (148 g/l) and spiroxamine (224 g/l) — from three chemical groups. It controls leaf and ear diseases of winter wheat and winter or spring barley, including powdery mildew, rusts, septoria, tan spot and fusarium head blight. Applied by spraying from the two-leaf stage through flowering at 0.7–1.0 l/ha, it delivers both a curative stop-effect and preventive protection, even at temperatures from 5°C.
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Chemistry & regulatory profile
Active ingredients
Systemic sterol-biosynthesis inhibitor: prothioconazole and tebuconazole block ergosterol synthesis at the DMI target site, while spiroxamine adds a second SBI site and improves triazole penetration into the plant, giving curative and preventive action.
Resistance group
FRAC 3
Rotate resistance groups across seasons to slow resistance build-up
Formulation
EC
Physical-chemical form (SL / EC / WG / SC)
Application
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