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Coral 50 water-dispersible granules
*Pesticide Properties:
Coral is a systemic fungicide with an effective and modern mode of action against pathogens such as Monilinia blossom blight, Monilinia fruit rot, and scab affecting apple, almond, and vegetable crops. Additionally, it controls gray mold (Botrytis), early blight on potatoes, ascococca blight on vegetables, and legumes.
*Composition and Active Ingredient Ratio:
Cyprodinil 50% (weight/weight).
*Properties and Mode of Action:
Coral, as a systemic pesticide, attacks diseases from three angles: 1) halting spore germination, 2) preventing fungal penetration into the plant, and 3) inhibiting mycelium growth inside plant cells. Thus, Coral protects plant leaves and fruits due to its systemic action within plant tissues and its rapid translocational properties.
*Phytotoxicity:
The pesticide does not cause phytotoxicity and is tolerated by all crops mentioned in this bulletin under recommended conditions and usage rates, except for some varieties of peach and pear.
*Toxicity Classification according to WHO Standards:
(+ WHO class III). Unlikely to cause harm within recommended usage rates.
*Toxicity:
LD50 for oral and dermal rat females: Over 2000 mg/kg.
*Toxicity to Bees, Birds, and Fish:
Slightly toxic to birds, moderately toxic to fish, and has low toxicity to bees.
*Pre-harvest Interval:
Almonds 14 days, grapes 28 days, legumes 42 days.
*Compatibility:
Coral is compatible with most important fungicides available in the market. It's recommended to conduct a compatibility test when in doubt.
*Resistance Phenomenon:
Due to containing a modern systemic substance (Cyprodinil 50%), resistance symptoms are not expected in plants treated with Coral. However, it's generally advisable to switch to fungicides with different chemical groups if more than 3 sprays are applied in a season.
*When mixing Coral with other pesticides in the spray tank, the following order must be observed: Coral first, followed by other pesticides intended to be mixed with it. If the other pesticides are in soluble bags, add them to the water first, then add the Coral.
Crop |
Disease |
Application rate per 100 liters of water |
Number of sprayings |
The period between two sprayings in days |
Spraying timing |
Apples |
Blossom blight caused by Monilinia (Blossom blight)
Curative scab
Leaf spot |
200 grams
50 grams
150 grams |
2
3 to 4
1 to 2 |
7 to 10 days
7 to 10 days
7 to 10 days |
From the beginning of the flowering period, and it is advisable to start early to achieve maximum effectiveness .
1 to 2 days after infection until after the flowering period.
After flowering.
|
Almonds |
Blossom blight caused by Monilinia (Blossom blight)
Fruit rot caused by Monilinia (Fruit rot) |
30 grams
75 grams |
2 to 3
2 |
7 to 10 days
7 to 10 days |
At the beginning of the flowering period, and it is advisable to start early to achieve maximum effectiveness.
Before harvesting.
|
Vegetables and Legumes (Chickpeas and Lentils) |
Ascocoryne blight |
1 kg per hectare |
2 |
7 to 10 days |
During the flowering period. |
Produced by Modern for plants Protection Company, AGRI PES