Agni - Tricyclazole 75% WP - Coromandel
Agni - Tricyclazole 75% WP - Coromandel
Agni Fungicide by Coromandel
A systemic fungicide for blast disease in paddy, containing tricyclazole 75% WP.
What it targets: Blast disease in paddy (rice).
How it works: Moves within the plant and interferes with the blast fungus’s infection process.
Before spraying: Match the product quantity, water volume, timing and harvest interval to the supplied label.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
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🌾Rice-blast focus: A fungicide option specifically identified for blast in paddy.
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🍃Leaf uptake: Tricyclazole is absorbed through treated leaves.
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↗️Movement within the plant: Systemic activity carries the active ingredient beyond the treated surface.
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🛡️Protective action: Helps prevent the blast fungus from establishing infection.
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🔬Defined mode of action: FRAC Group 16.1 identifies its melanin-inhibiting action for resistance planning.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer |
Coromandel International Limited |
| Technical Name |
Tricyclazole 75% WP |
| FRAC MoA Code |
16.1: melanin biosynthesis inhibitor (MBI-R) |
| Chemical Group |
Triazolobenzothiazole |
| Formulation |
WP: wettable powder |
| Toxicity Label |
Follow the warning panel and protective-equipment directions on the supplied pack. |
How It Works: Mode of Action
Agni is systemic. Its active ingredient interferes with the blast fungus’s ability to enter plant tissue.
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Leaf uptake: The active ingredient is absorbed by leaves and moves within the plant.
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Fungal barrier formation is disrupted: Tricyclazole blocks production of melanin, a material needed by the fungus’s infection structures.
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Infection is hindered: This makes it harder for the blast fungus to penetrate the plant. It does not repair tissue already damaged by disease.
Use within a rice disease-management programme. Do not rely only on repeated treatments from the same mode-of-action group.
Target Crops & Diseases
Coromandel identifies the following crop and disease pairing for Agni. Use only when this matches the supplied product label.
| Crop |
Target Disease(s) |
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| Paddy |
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Paddy means rice. This is not a recommendation for every rice disease or for other crops.
Dosage & Application Guide
Numerical application programmes are withheld because the manufacturer booklet and separate formulation references do not establish a complete current Agni programme with matching treatment conditions, carrier, method and harvest directions. Verify these together on the supplied pack before treatment.
Complete Programme Verification
The manufacturer booklet identifies Agni for paddy blast, but its quantity reference is not a complete crop-specific application programme. Do not combine a brand quantity with water or harvest figures from a separate generic formulation reference.
The booklet itself limits the authority of its recommendations; it is not the supplied current label. No product, water, harvest, per-litre or tank quantity is provided here. Obtain the complete matching directions before use.
No drone programme is established here. Do not choose a crop stage, repeat interval, maximum number of sprays, rainfast time or re-entry interval without the corresponding label directions.
How to Apply: Best Practices
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Confirm the treatment first: Identify blast and check that Agni’s supplied label covers your rice crop and intended application.
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Use the stated method and timing: Follow the pack’s mixing sequence, equipment, crop-stage timing and coverage instructions. Do not treat a separate quantity reference as a complete spray programme.
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Check mixtures: Do not mix with alkaline materials. A different pesticide or fertiliser should not be added unless the relevant labels permit the combination.
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Plan harvest and entry: Confirm the applicable waiting period and field re-entry precautions before spraying. Keep a record of the treatment date and amount.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Agni contain?
Agni contains tricyclazole 75% in a wettable-powder (WP) formulation.
Which crop and disease is Agni intended for?
Coromandel identifies paddy blast. Do not extend that claim to all rice diseases or other crops.
Is Agni systemic or contact?
It is systemic: the active ingredient is absorbed by leaves and moves within the plant.
Why are numerical directions withheld?
The brand booklet and generic formulation references do not establish the complete current Agni treatment conditions together. Follow one verified supplied-pack programme rather than mixing quantities, carrier or waiting periods from different sources.
Can I calculate a tank dose from this description?
No. No separate tank or per-litre rate is provided here. Confirm the complete label directions, including method, water, timing and waiting period, before application.
Safety & Disclaimer
Before you use it, read the supplied label and leaflet. Use only for the stated crop, target, dose, application conditions, waiting periods and precautions. Check current local restrictions and any buyer requirements for harvested produce.
Wear the protective clothing and equipment specified on the pack. Avoid breathing dust or spray and avoid contact with skin and eyes. Do not eat, drink or smoke while handling; wash after work.
Keep the product in its original closed container, away from children, animals, food and feed. Prevent spray, spills and washings from contaminating water bodies. Do not reuse empty containers. If exposure or illness occurs, seek medical help and show the label.