Bumper Super 490 EC, 1 litre

Starting with 19.06.2019, the certificates of approval of the products containing the propiconazole active substance are withdrawn as a result of the communication of MADR-National Commission for the Homologation of Plant Protection Products for the meeting of 14.03.2019. A grace period is granted for commercialization and distribution for existing stocks (until 19.09.2019) plus 6 months for storage, use and disposal of stocks (until 19.03.2020).

Active substance: Propiconazole 90 g / liter + Prochloraz 400 g / liter.

Features:

Bumper Super 490 EC is a complex fungicide containing two active substances with contact and systemic action; acropetal translocation and penetrating translaminar action provide rapid and lasting protection against the entire spectrum of fungal diseases that attack grains during vegetation.

Mode of action:

Bumper Super 490 EC is a complex fungicide containing two active substances with systemic and translaminar action against the whole spectrum of fungal diseases that attack cereals during vegetation:

- Propiconazole (triazole) with systemic action and acropetal translocation, gives the treated plants protection especially against flakes, rust and septoriosis.
- Prochloraz (imidazole) with long-lasting contact and long-lasting penetrant (4 to 6 weeks), especially active against eye patch, fusariosis and septoriosis.

Both active substances are complementary and synergistic in control and act by inhibiting the biosynthesis of ergosterol in the cell walls of the target organisms.

Bumper Super 490 EC is absorbed and quickly translocated into the plant (about one hour after treatment) which gives it a wash-up resistance. Due to its compounds, the product has preventive, but also curative and eradication action (it destroys the incipient infections). By applying it to the grain crops, it is ensured that it produces large and especially high quality produce (improves gluten content, reduces and builds grains, prevents the accumulation of mycotoxins).

Treated Plants: Wheat and Barley

Diseases and Treated Fungi: Follicular Diseases