- Target pest
- fungal diseases
- Location
- Outdoor
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Elatus is a broad-spectrum fungicide containing two active ingredients: Azoxystrobin (30.0%) and Benzovindiflupyr (15.0%). It is formulated as a wettable granule (WG) and is used for the prevention, systemic control, and curative management of various plant diseases. It is suitable for use on several crops including sweet corn, cottonseed, ginseng, peanut, rapeseed, sugar beet, tuberous and corn vegetables, and potato. Application methods include banded application, in-furrow application, and chemigation through irrigation systems. When applying, technicians should use appropriate spray equipment such as nozzles and pumps to ensure adequate coverage. For resistance management, it is recommended to rotate Elatus with fungicides from different FRAC groups (Group 7 or Group 11). Note that this product is toxic to aquatic organisms; avoid direct application to water or areas where surface water is present, and follow specific buffer zone and runoff management guidelines to prevent environmental contamination.
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| Can be used in tank mixtures; check compatibility with other pesticides, fertilizers, or additives before mixing. |