Carbosyn - Carbendazim 50% WP - Synergy Agro Chemicals
Carbosyn - Carbendazim 50% WP - Synergy Agro Chemicals
Carbosyn Fungicide by Synergy Agro Chemicals
A carbendazim wettable powder with crop-specific fungal-disease and seed-treatment programmes. Keep acre, tree and seed quantities separate, and resolve the source’s conflicting directions before use.
Composition: Carbendazim 50% WP.
Crop fit: For the nineteen crop and disease pairings mapped below.
Before use: Check the matching crop, target and complete application directions on the pack.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
- 🌱Nineteen crop pairings: For the nineteen crop and disease pairings mapped below.
- 🌾Defined seed uses: Wheat, jute and chilli have explicit wet-slurry seed-treatment references.
- 🍇Crop-specific disease scope: Includes named anthracnose, leaf-spot and powdery-mildew programmes.
- 🔬Cell-division action: Carbendazim is a FRAC Group 1 fungicide.
- ⚖️Distinct quantity bases: Seed and tree references are kept separate from acre quantities.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand Name | Synergy Agro Chemicals |
| Technical Name | Carbendazim 50% WP |
| Product Type | Fungicide |
| Formulation | WP |
| Mode of Action | FRAC Group 1; beta-tubulin inhibition |
| Application Route | Seed treatment where stated; confirm other crop-specific routes |
How It Works: Mode of Action
Carbendazim binds fungal beta-tubulin and disrupts microtubule formation. This interferes with cell division and growth in susceptible fungi.
- Uptake: The manufacturer describes uptake into treated plant tissues.
- Cell-division target: Carbendazim interferes with fungal beta-tubulin and microtubules.
- Growth disruption: Susceptible fungi cannot divide and develop normally.
Use the current label and local resistance-management advice. A second active ingredient or a change of brand does not guarantee that resistance will be prevented.
Target Crops & Diseases
The following crop and disease pairings are drawn from Synergy’s Carbosyn product information, with the qualifications below. They do not establish use on every crop or against every problem.
| Crop | Target Diseases |
|---|---|
| Group A* |
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| Tree crops* |
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| Seed crops* |
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| Group B* |
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| Cotton |
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| Rose |
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| Cluster bean |
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| Sugar beet |
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| Rice |
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| Peas |
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| Moong |
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| Cowpea |
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All nineteen crop rows are retained with their disease pairings. “Aerial phase” is not a separate disease. Crop names in each group remain explicitly paired with their own targets; a group does not mean every disease applies to every crop.
Dosage & Application Guide
These are manufacturer product-page references, not a substitute for the supplied label. Keep product amount, water and harvest interval paired with the same crop.
Dosage per Acre, Litre, & Pre-Harvest Interval (PHI)
| Crop | Product quantity | Water quantity | Dose / Litre | PHI (Days) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Group A* | 120 g/acre | 240 L/acre | Confirm* | Confirm* |
| Cotton | 100 g/acre | 300 L/acre | Confirm* | Confirm* |
| Seed crops* | 2 g/kg seed | 1 L/10 kg seed | Not applicable | Confirm* |
| Cluster bean | 140 g/acre | 300 L/acre | Confirm* | Confirm* |
| Sugar beet | 80 g/acre | 160 L/acre | Confirm* | Confirm* |
| Group B* | 90 g/acre | 300 L/acre | Confirm* | Confirm* |
| Peas | 100 g/acre | 240 L/acre | Confirm* | Confirm* |
| Moong | 200 g/acre | 300 L/acre | Confirm* | Confirm* |
Product quantities for walnut, ber, apple, rose, rice and cowpea need correction or clarification. The source gives 10 L/tree for walnut, ber and apple, 300 L/acre for rice and 240 L/acre for cowpea; these water references alone are not complete treatments. Rose water is also withheld. No harvest interval is established here.
*Group A: grapes, cucurbits and brinjal. Group B: tobacco and groundnut. Seed crops: wheat, jute and chilli, using wet-slurry seed treatment. Tree crops: walnut, ber and apple. Every disease stays paired with its crop in the target table. No seed or tree programme is converted to an acre quantity.
Wheat, jute and chilli explicitly use wet-slurry seed treatment. The rice row incorrectly combines foliar-disease wording with seed-treatment text, so its route and product amount need clarification. Other rows are not individually assigned to the page’s general foliar/seed/drench options; confirm the exact route. Never use treated seed as food or feed.
How to Apply: Best Practices
- Match the crop and disease: Keep the exact crop-target pairing, including the individual mapping within a grouped row.
- Use the right route: Wheat, jute and chilli have explicit wet-slurry seed references. Confirm the other crop routes; do not substitute foliar, seed and soil methods.
- Keep quantities separate: Measure acre, seed and tree programmes on their own stated basis. Do not derive a spray dilution from a seed-treatment rate.
- Resolve missing directions: Check the complete label, protection, harvest and re-entry requirements before treatment. Keep treated seed out of food and feed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Carbosyn contain?Carbendazim 50% WP.
Can I use it on any crop?No. Match both the crop and target with the current label. Broad product descriptions do not authorize additional uses.
Is the same quantity used for every crop?Check the crop row rather than choosing a rate from a different programme.
What does “Confirm” mean?That field requires the current pack or manufacturer’s clarification before application. It does not mean zero or unrestricted use.
Can I make a tank mix?No universal compatibility claim is made. Follow the exact labels and qualified local advice before combining products.
Safety & Disclaimer
Before you use it: Read the supplied label and leaflet. Match the crop, target, quantity, water, application timing and waiting periods before treatment. This product information is not a substitute for the current pack directions.
Wear the protective equipment stated on the pack. Avoid breathing dust or spray and prevent 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 drift, spills and washings from reaching water bodies. Dispose of empty containers as directed; do not reuse them.