Merpan 80 WDG, 150 g

Merpan 80 WDG, 150 g is a multi-site fungicide that targets pathogenic fungi which cause the growth of Venturia spp. and other diseases such as anthracnose, pests, and soil diseases in other crops.

Benefits:
- preventive, protective, and eradicating action against a range of phytopathogenic fungi;
- 7 to 20 days remanence period, depending on the weather;
- promotes wound healing in plants;
- helps improve the total yield of your crops.

Action mode:
- controlling the spread of diseases;
- blocking the cellular respiration processes of pathogens.
- providing active action against certain oomycetes, such as Pythium.
- Depending on the climatic conditions, it has a remnant of 7-20 days per plant. Promotes wound healing.

Merpan 80 WDG controls a large spectrum of diseases present on fruits and vegetables as well as ornamentals. It also helps improve the appearance of fruits and promotes wound healing.

Methods of application:
Merpan 80 WDG can be sprayed onto crops and soil, or it can be used as a dipping solution.
The application can be done for field crops using a low-pressure sprayer.

Vegetables in the field (cucumbers, tomatoes) and beans:
- the product is applied to the normal water volume warning depending on the degree of culture development.

Seedlings, tobacco and raspberries:
- the product is applied pre-emptively either by spraying the soil before sowing or planting, or by immersing seedlings in the product solution at the appropriate concentration. - in tobacco and seedlings, the treatment can also be done curatively when the first plants fall, by spraying at the place of production of seedlings.

Compatibility:
Merpan 80 WDG is compatible with the most commonly used fungicides, insecticides, and foliar feeds.

Recommendations:
Consult the label for optimum mixing, dosage, and waiting time between treatments, depending on the type of plant that is being treated.
Apply the treatment immediately after mixing.

Merpan 80 WDG is a protective fungicide. As such, the first application should be made before diseases are expected to appear.