Agni

• Focused rice-blast scope: the selected Coromandel and Government sources both support paddy (rice) blast.
• Systemic activity: Coromandel states that Agni is absorbed by leaves and translocated within the plant.
• Defined resistance group: FRAC Group 16.1 identifies its MBI-R mode of action and helps distinguish same-group substitutes from genuinely different-group program options.
• Verified pack listing: Coromandel's crop-protection booklet lists 120 g and 250 g packs; the current physical pack remains controlling.

Trade Name

Agni

Brand

Coromandel

Active Ingredient

Tricyclazole 75% w/w

Formulation

WP - wettable powder

Fungicide Type

Systemic fungicide

Chemical Group

Triazolobenzothiazole

FRAC Group

16.1

FRAC MoA Class

I1 / MBI-R - melanin biosynthesis inhibitor, reductase

Compatibility Boundary

Coromandel states that Agni is not compatible with alkaline material

1. Melanin-pathway action: Tricyclazole interferes with the reductase step in fungal melanin biosynthesis, giving it the FRAC description MBI-R.
2. Infection-process effect: disrupting this pathway restricts the rice-blast pathogen's ability to form the melanised structures needed for successful penetration.
3. Preventive positioning: FRAC guidance positions Tricyclazole preventively within an anti-resistance program rather than as a guaranteed repair for tissue already damaged by disease.

The per-acre figure is published by Coromandel. The active-ingredient, formulation, water and PHI figures come from the Government major-use table through 30 September 2025. Keep these source units separate and follow the current Agni pack. Do not calculate a universal grams-per-litre, knapsack, pump, tank or packs-per-acre rate from this table.

• Confirm paddy blast and read the complete current Agni pack before measuring or spraying.
• Follow the pack's crop-specific timing, amount, water volume, application interval, maximum uses, re-entry and harvest directions.
• FRAC recommends preventive use as part of an anti-resistance program. Do not wait for severe disease or assume dead tissue can be restored.
• Do not mix Agni with alkaline material. No other tank mix, simultaneous-use recommendation, adjuvant or fertiliser combination is supplied here.
• Another Tricyclazole 75% WP brand remains FRAC Group 16.1 and is a purchase substitute, not a different-mode resistance rotation.
• If a different fungicide is agronomically justified, use it separately and only when its own current Indian label covers paddy blast. Follow that product's directions independently.

• Read the current label and leaflet before opening the pack. Wear every item of PPE specified there while measuring, mixing, spraying and cleaning equipment.
• Avoid breathing wettable-powder dust or spray mist and avoid skin and eye contact. Do not eat, drink or smoke while handling; wash thoroughly afterwards.
• Prevent spray, drift, runoff and equipment wash water from contaminating homes, food, feed, wells, ponds, drains or other water bodies.
• Keep the original labelled pack sealed in a cool, dry, ventilated and locked place away from children and animals. Do not reuse an empty pesticide container.
• For exposure, spill, first aid and disposal, follow the current pack and seek qualified medical or emergency advice. No toxicity-colour claim is made here.

Always read and follow the current Coromandel Agni label and leaflet. The physical pack is the final authority for registration identity, approved crop and disease, dose, water volume, method, timing, frequency, PHI, re-entry, PPE, first aid, environmental precautions, storage and disposal. This information does not replace the label, Indian regulation or qualified agronomic advice. Related and Upsell products are standalone alternatives only, never tank-mix or automatic-sequence instructions.