Packaging

Behavaran

Resistance group: FRAC=11,C3, FRAC=3,G1
WG75%

Trifloxystrobin + Tebuconazole

WG75%

Zarrin Daneh Emertat

Trifloxystrobin + Tebuconazole is a broad-spectrum combination fungicide providing preventive, systemic, and curative activity against important fungal diseases in agricultural and horticultural crops.


Trifloxystrobin + Tebuconazole Fungicide

Trifloxystrobin + Tebuconazole is a broad-spectrum combination fungicide designed for the preventive, curative, and long-lasting management of important fungal diseases in agricultural and horticultural crops.

The formulation combines two complementary active ingredients from different fungicide groups. Trifloxystrobin provides strong preventive and surface protection with translaminar activity, while tebuconazole delivers systemic activity and curative protection within plant tissues.

This complementary mode of action makes the combination suitable for integrated fungal disease management programs in crops such as cereals, rice, grapes, apples, strawberries, vegetables, and other horticultural crops, subject to local registration and label recommendations.

Product Information

  • Active Ingredients: Trifloxystrobin + Tebuconazole
  • Product Type: Broad-spectrum fungicide
  • Formulation: WG – Water-Dispersible Granules (verify against product label)
  • Concentration: Approximately 75% total active ingredients (verify exact composition on the registered label)
  • Manufacturer: QINGDAO AUDIS BIO.TECH CO., LTD. – China
  • Importer: Zarrin Daneh Emertat
  • Packaging: Verify whether the commercial package is 1 kg or 1 L according to the product label
  • Application: Agricultural and horticultural fungal disease management

Key Benefits

Trifloxystrobin + Tebuconazole provides a combination of preventive and systemic activity that makes it useful in comprehensive disease management programs.

Main advantages include:

  • Broad-spectrum activity against several economically important fungal diseases
  • Combination of two active ingredients with different modes of action
  • Preventive and curative disease control
  • Systemic and translaminar movement within plant tissues
  • Protection of both treated leaf surfaces and internal tissues
  • Long-lasting disease suppression when applied according to label recommendations
  • Suitable for resistance-management programs when used as part of an appropriate fungicide rotation strategy
  • Applicable to a wide range of agricultural and horticultural crops where registered

How Trifloxystrobin + Tebuconazole Works

Trifloxystrobin

Trifloxystrobin belongs to the strobilurin fungicide group. It acts primarily by inhibiting mitochondrial respiration in fungal cells.

The active ingredient interferes with electron transfer at the cytochrome bc1 complex, reducing the fungus’s ability to produce the energy required for spore germination, fungal growth, and disease development.

Trifloxystrobin also has strong affinity for the waxy layer of plant leaves. After application, part of the active ingredient remains associated with the leaf surface while another portion moves across the leaf tissue, providing translaminar protection.

Its characteristics make trifloxystrobin particularly valuable for preventive disease management.

Tebuconazole

Tebuconazole belongs to the triazole group of fungicides and provides systemic activity.

It inhibits the biosynthesis of ergosterol, an essential component of fungal cell membranes. Interference with ergosterol production disrupts normal fungal growth and development.

After application, tebuconazole is absorbed into green plant tissues and moves within the treated parts of the plant. In addition to preventive activity, it can provide curative activity against susceptible fungal pathogens when applied at the appropriate stage of disease development.

Why Combine Trifloxystrobin and Tebuconazole?

Combining trifloxystrobin and tebuconazole provides two complementary modes of action in a single fungicide.

Trifloxystrobin contributes strong preventive protection and inhibition of fungal respiration, while tebuconazole provides systemic and curative activity through inhibition of sterol biosynthesis.

This combination can provide more comprehensive disease protection than relying on a single mode of action and can form part of an effective resistance-management strategy when alternated appropriately with fungicides from other mode-of-action groups.

Target Diseases

Depending on crop registration and local label recommendations, Trifloxystrobin + Tebuconazole may be used against important fungal diseases such as:

  • Rice blast
  • Apple scab
  • Powdery mildew
  • Rust diseases
  • Leaf spot diseases
  • Blights
  • Certain fungal diseases of cereals
  • Certain fungal diseases affecting grapes and horticultural crops

Always follow the registered product label for the approved crop, disease, application rate, spray interval, and pre-harvest interval in each market.

Suitable Crops

Where registered, Trifloxystrobin + Tebuconazole may be used in disease-management programs for crops including:

  • Rice
  • Wheat and other cereals
  • Apple
  • Grapevine
  • Strawberry
  • Vegetables
  • Fruit crops
  • Other agricultural and horticultural crops

Crop registrations can vary between countries, so professional users, distributors, and importers should refer to local pesticide registration requirements before use or distribution.

Preventive and Curative Fungicide Activity

One of the major advantages of the Trifloxystrobin + Tebuconazole combination is the integration of different disease-control characteristics.

Trifloxystrobin is particularly valuable during the early stages of disease prevention because it can inhibit spore germination and early fungal development.

Tebuconazole provides systemic activity and can suppress susceptible fungal infections that have already started developing within plant tissues.

For the best performance, fungicides should generally be integrated into a complete disease-management program rather than being relied upon after severe disease establishment.

Resistance Management

Repeated application of fungicides with the same mode of action may increase the risk of fungicide resistance.

Trifloxystrobin and tebuconazole belong to different fungicide groups, which provides an advantage when the combination is incorporated into a well-designed resistance-management program.

For sustainable disease control:

  • Follow the registered label
  • Avoid unnecessary repeated applications
  • Rotate with fungicides from different mode-of-action groups
  • Integrate chemical control with cultural and preventive practices
  • Apply at the recommended crop and disease-development stage

Application Considerations

For effective fungal disease management, spray timing is highly important.

Applications should be made according to crop growth stage, disease risk, environmental conditions, and local recommendations. Good spray coverage is particularly important for protecting susceptible plant tissues.

Application rates, spray intervals, maximum number of applications, compatibility, and pre-harvest intervals must be determined according to the officially registered product label.

Safety and Responsible Use

This product is intended for professional agricultural use.

Users should wear appropriate personal protective equipment and follow all safety instructions stated on the product label. Avoid contamination of water sources and follow national regulations concerning pesticide storage, transport, application, and disposal.

Do not use the product on crops or against diseases that are not included in the applicable registered label.

Trifloxystrobin + Tebuconazole Supplier

Zarrin Daneh Emertat supplies agricultural crop-protection products for professional agricultural markets.

For information about Trifloxystrobin + Tebuconazole fungicide, available packaging, technical documentation, bulk orders, distribution cooperation, or export inquiries, contact our commercial team.

For wholesale, import, and distribution inquiries, contact us for product specifications and commercial information.
Product Diseases Consumption rate
Rice blast and sheet blight 160 g/ha
Apple powdery mildew and black spot 200 to 300 g/ha
Sugar beet powdery mildew 200 g/ha

Additional information

Packaging

100gr

Formulation

WG75%

Resistance group

FRAC=11,C3, FRAC=3,G1

Chemical group

Oximinoacetate, Triazole

Amount of active ingredient

750gr/Kg

  • The dosage is usually 500 to 700 grams per hectare as a foliar spray.
  • The best time to use is before the onset of infection or in the early stages of the disease.
  • It is recommended not to use more than two times during the growing season.
  • Spraying should be done during the cool hours of the day (early morning or evening) for best results.
  • Avoid repeated use of strobilurins in a season without alternating chemical groups.
  • Use a mask, gloves, goggles, and work clothes when working. Avoid spraying in strong winds and near rain.
  • To prevent resistance, it is better to alternate with fungicides from other groups.
  • It is essential to use protective equipment when spraying.
  • Avoid spraying during the flowering period to avoid harming honey bees.
  • Prevent the poison from entering water sources to avoid harming aquatic life.
  • Combining this fungicide with integrated pest management (IPM) programs is recommended.

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