Carbendazim 5% GR

Granular Disease Management at the Root Zone

Carbendazim 5% GR

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Description

Carbendazim 5% GR is a broad-spectrum systemic fungicide used to control various fungal diseases in crops such as fruits, vegetables, cereals, and ornamental plants. This formulation consists of 5 % Carbendazim as the active ingredient in the form of granules (GR).

Carbendazim 5% GR works by inhibiting the growth and reproduction of fungal cells, preventing the formation of new fungal spores, and reducing the spread of the disease. When applied to the roots, the active ingredient passes intercellularly into the xylem vessels and is swept along by the sap stream towards the foliage. When applied to the foliage, the fungicide gets into the xylem and spreads to the distal parts of the leaf, but not in the opposite direction towards the roots. It mainly acts by inhibiting the development of germ tubes, the formation of appressoria, and the growth of mycelia.

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Key Benefits

Rapidly absorbed by the plants and translocated throughout the whole plant.

Broad-spectrum systemic fungicide with protective and curative action.

Protect from Seed & Soil borne diseases.

Method of Application & Dosage

Crop(s) Target / Benefit Dosage & Application Guidelines
Paddy Brown leaf spot 5gm/acre

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS)

What is Carbendazim 5% GR used for?

Carbendazim 5% GR is a systemic granular fungicide used to manage soil borne and root zone fungal diseases in a wide range of agricultural and horticultural crops.

How does Carbendazim 5% GR work? +

After application to the soil, the active ingredient is absorbed by the plant roots and moves systemically within the plant. It inhibits fungal cell division, preventing the growth and spread of disease causing fungi.

Which diseases can be managed with Carbendazim 5% GR? +

It helps manage root rot, collar rot, wilt, damping off, and other soil borne fungal diseases, depending on the crop.

When should Carbendazim 5% GR be applied? +

It is generally applied during sowing, transplanting, or at the early stages of crop growth to protect the root zone before disease becomes severe.

Why should farmers choose Carbendazim 5% GR? +

Its granular formulation provides targeted root zone protection, systemic disease control from within the plant, long lasting activity in the soil, and helps establish healthy crops with reduced disease pressure.