Blasil - Prochloraz 23.5% w/w + Tricyclazole 20% w/w SE - ADAMA
ADAMA
Blasil - Prochloraz 23.5% w/w + Tricyclazole 20% w/w SE - ADAMA
Product details
Blasil Fungicide | Prochloraz 23.5% + Tricyclazole 20% SE
A ready-formulated fungicide combination for leaf blast in rice, with a mid-to-late tillering application
window.
Crop and disease: Rice leaf blast; do not substitute it for a product intended for
another disease.
Application window: Mid-to-late tillering, 30–50 days after transplanting, subject
to the complete directions on the current Indian pack.
Product type: A ready-made suspo-emulsion containing prochloraz and tricyclazole,
not a recipe for mixing separate products.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
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🌾 Rice leaf-blast focus: Designed to control
leaf blast in rice when used within the permitted programme.
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🌱 Supports grain filling: Controlling blast
can help support grain filling; this is not a guarantee of increased yield.
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🌾 Grain-quality support: Helps protect the
crop from blast-related damage as part of overall crop management; final grain quality also depends on crop condition and field
management.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Details |
|---|---|
| Brand |
Blasil — ADAMA India Private Limited |
| Active ingredients |
Prochloraz 23.5% w/w + tricyclazole 20% w/w |
| Formulation |
SE — suspo-emulsion |
| Product category |
Fungicide |
| FRAC groups |
Prochloraz: 3; tricyclazole: 16.1 |
| Mode-of-action types |
Prochloraz: sterol demethylation inhibitor (DMI); tricyclazole: melanin biosynthesis inhibitor — reductase (MBI-R) |
How It Works: Mode of Action
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Prochloraz disrupts sterol formation: It inhibits ergosterol biosynthesis, interfering with a component needed for normal fungal
cell membranes.
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Tricyclazole disrupts melanin formation: It inhibits a reductase step in fungal melanin biosynthesis.
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Fungal infection is hindered: Disruption of membrane function and melanin formation interferes with processes involved in fungal
growth and infection.
Two active ingredients do not make the product resistance-proof or guarantee instant control. They do not
restore tissue already killed by disease. Plan effective alternatives with qualified crop advice, considering both FRAC Groups 3 and
16.1.
Target Crops & Diseases
| Crop |
Target diseases |
|---|---|
| Rice |
Leaf blast |
Use only for the disease and crop permitted on the supplied Blasil pack. Leaf blast is not the same as sheath
blight, a bacterial disease or a nutrient disorder; do not broaden the treatment simply because leaves show damage.
Dosage & Application Guide
Rice leaf blast: mid-to-late tillering window
Use the mid-to-late tillering window, 30–50 days after transplanting, together with the full current pack
directions. Assess the rice crop and confirm leaf blast before choosing treatment. This stage guidance alone is not a complete
application programme: the method, product amount, water or carrier and harvest restriction must also be clear before
use.
Do not calculate a tank recipe from the bottle size or borrow directions from another product called Blasil in
a different country. Follow the supplied Indian formulation’s preparation, equipment, repeat-treatment and worker re-entry directions.
A missing harvest number does not mean immediate harvest is safe; the interval from final treatment to harvest is separate from repeat
or re-entry timing.
How to Apply: Best Practices
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Confirm leaf blast: Check the diagnosis in rice rather than treating every leaf mark as blast.
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Follow the application window: Use mid-to-late tillering, 30–50 days after transplanting, with all the current pack’s crop, method
and application conditions. Do not extend this window to every stage of the rice season.
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Measure and prepare carefully: Use the specified method, equipment and water or carrier. Wear the required protection and do not
mix with bare hands.
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Check mixtures: Mix with another product only when both current labels expressly permit the proposed combination for the crop and
use. Physical compatibility alone is not permission to mix.
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Record the treatment: Record the date and follow the harvest, re-entry and any permitted repeat restrictions. If control is
inadequate, seek qualified advice rather than assuming more frequent use will solve it.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Which disease is Blasil intended for?
Leaf blast in rice. Do not assume it also covers sheath blight, bacterial diseases or every cause of leaf
damage.
2. When is the application window?
Mid-to-late tillering, 30–50 days after transplanting. Use this window only with the complete current Indian
pack instructions; it is not permission to apply at any rice stage or an automatic repeat schedule.
3. Can I make Blasil by mixing separate prochloraz and tricyclazole products?
No. Blasil is a ready-formulated SE product with specified strengths. Separate products are not
interchangeable with that formulation. Mix with another product only when both current labels expressly permit the proposed
combination for the crop and use. Physical compatibility alone is not permission to mix.
4. Does it guarantee better grain filling or yield?
Blast control can support grain filling and help protect grain quality, but it does not guarantee yield,
reverse dead tissue or overcome every field condition.
5. How should I plan resistance and harvest restrictions?
Consider both FRAC Groups 3 and 16.1 when selecting effective alternatives with a crop adviser. Follow the
current pack’s harvest and re-entry restrictions; neither the crop-stage window nor a repeat interval replaces the interval from final
treatment to harvest.
Safety & Disclaimer
Before you use it: read the supplied Indian label and leaflet before opening the pack. Use only for
a crop and target permitted on that pack, with its complete application, harvest and worker re-entry directions. Wear the
specified protective clothing, gloves and eye and respiratory protection. Avoid skin and eye contact and inhaling dust, spray
mist, fog or vapour. Do not mix with bare hands. Do not eat, drink, smoke or chew while handling or applying the product. Wash
thoroughly and change contaminated clothing after work.
Keep the product in its original labelled container, securely closed and stored away from children, food
and feed. Store in a cool, dry place away from heat and open flame. Follow the pack’s storage and weather precautions. Prevent
drift and contamination of ponds, wells, drains and other water sources; do not wash equipment or discard residues into them.
Never reuse empty pesticide containers. Follow the label and local disposal requirements.
If exposure, illness or suspected poisoning occurs, stop work and obtain prompt medical help with the
product label. Do not give anything by mouth to an unconscious person or induce vomiting unless directed by a medical
professional.