Fusarium fungicide application

Curalan DF is a fungicide produced by BASF Corp. for the purpose of treating such diseases as brown patch and fusarium patch on turf. Curalan DF was applied to turf in California, Florida, and Pennsylvania at a rate of 5.6 lb of active ingredient in 80 gallons of finished spray solution per acre using a tractor-mounted boom sprayer. Four applications were made 14 days apart. These conditions were selected to reflect the maximum level of dislodgeable residue when the product is typically used in agricultural practice. 

Henriksen B and Elen O (2005), Natural Fusarium grain infection level in wheat, barley and oat after early application of fungicides and herbicides , J. Phytopathol., 153, 214-220. 

Ipconazole was launched by Kureha in 1993 (Table 17.16). It is a systemic fungicide, suitable for the control of a wide range of seed diseases in rice and other crops with seed treatment application. Trade names are Tec-Lead , Techlead , Vortex and Crusoe . Ipconazole is particularly effective against Bakanae disease caused by Fusarium moniliforme [71], Helminthosporium leaf spot and blast (Mag-naporthe grisea) on rice. In combination with copper, ipconazole is marketed under the trade name TEC-LEAD C ELOWABLE . 

BROMOSAN SYSTEMIC TURF FUNGICIDE is a finely ground wettable powder containing 50% wt/wt thiram plus 16.7% wt/wt Topsin E for prevention and cure associated with Dollar Spot (Sclerotinia ssp.), Brown Patch (Rhizoctonia ssp.), Snow Mold (Fusarium, ssp. and Typhula, ssp.), Copper Spot and Leaf Spot (Helminthinospor-ium ssp.). It is recommended for use on golf courses, ball parks, cemetaries and all fine turf applications. 

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