Synergy Bheema Tricyclazole 75% WP Rice Blast Fungicide

• Specific registered purpose: the Government of India major-use table lists Tricyclazole 75% WP for paddy blast.
• Identifiable resistance group: FRAC Group 16.1 makes same-active comparisons and different-group rotations easier to distinguish.
• Preventive program role: FRAC recommends preventive positioning of Tricyclazole within an anti-resistance spray program.
• Transparent application data: the exact product rate, water volume and PHI below are retained in the units used by the official source.
• Careful claims: this guide does not promise fixed rainfastness, protection duration, yield gain, curative recovery or universal crop safety.

Brand

Synergy Crop Protection

Product Name

Bheema Fungicide

Active Ingredient

Tricyclazole 75%

Formulation

WP - wettable powder

Product Category

Fungicide

FRAC Group

16.1

Mode-of-Action Class

I1 / MBI-R - melanin biosynthesis inhibitor, reductase

Chemical Group

Triazolobenzothiazole

Verified Crop

Paddy (rice)

Verified Disease

Blast

1. The infection structure needs melanin: the rice blast pathogen relies on a properly melanised appressorium to build the force needed for host penetration.
2. Tricyclazole interrupts the reductase step: this is the basis for its FRAC 16.1 MBI-R classification.
3. Penetration ability is impaired: disturbing melanin formation reduces the pathogen's ability to establish infection through its normal penetration process.

FRAC positions Tricyclazole preventively and recommends its use within an anti-resistance program. Another Tricyclazole 75% WP brand remains Group 16.1, so changing only the brand is a same-mode substitute rather than a resistance rotation.

PHI is the minimum interval between the last application and harvest. The cited government row does not specify application stage, spray interval, maximum application count, nozzle or re-entry period. Use the current physical Bheema label for every direction not stated in the table.

• Use Bheema only after confirming paddy, blast, 300-400 g formulation/ha, 500 L water/ha and the 30-day PHI on the current pack label.
• Measure the treatment area accurately. Calculate the product and water from the label's area-based instruction rather than relying on a universal grams-per-tank or grams-per-litre value.
• Follow the current label for disease stage, application timing, mixing order, equipment, nozzle, repeat interval, maximum spray count and re-entry instructions.
• No tank-mix or simultaneous-use advice is made on this page. A separately recommended program product must be used only under its own current Indian label.
• Use the personal protective equipment specified on the current label and avoid breathing wettable-powder dust or spray mist.
• Do not eat, drink or smoke while measuring or applying. Wash exposed skin and hands thoroughly after handling.
• Prevent spray, wash water and packaging from entering ponds, drains, waterways or sources of food and drinking water.
• Store the sealed original container in a dry, secure place away from children, animals, food, feed and medicines. Follow the label for first aid and disposal.

Bheema, Force11, Saikin and other Tricyclazole 75% WP products all belong to FRAC Group 16.1. They are useful same-active substitutes, but changing among them does not introduce a new mode of action. If another paddy-blast treatment is required, select a separately applied product from a different FRAC group only when its current Indian label covers the crop and disease. Follow that product's own rate, water volume, timing, PHI and use limits.

Always read and follow the current Synergy Bheema label and leaflet. The physical pack is the final authority for approved use, dose, water volume, timing, repeat-use limits, PHI, re-entry, PPE, first aid, environmental precautions, storage and disposal. This guide does not replace the label, Indian regulation or qualified agronomic advice.