FMC Cilpyrox Thifluzamide 24% SC Fungicide
Thifluzamide 24% w/w SC
Explore FMC Cilpyrox Thifluzamide 24% SC for registered rice sheath blight, tomato early blight and potato black-scurf seed treatment.
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FMC Cilpyrox Thifluzamide 24% SC Fungicide
FungicidesFMC Cilpyrox: Product Overview
FMC Cilpyrox contains Thifluzamide 24% w/w SC. FMC identifies it as a systemic SDHI fungicide. Its current Indian label covers sheath blight in rice, early blight in tomato and black scurf in potato when used as a seed treatment. Apply only to the exact crop, disease, rate and method stated on the current physical pack.
Thifluzamide is classified by FRAC in Group 7, the succinate-dehydrogenase-inhibitor (SDHI) group. FMC describes uptake through roots and leaves with movement in xylem and apoplast. Group 7 is not resistance-proof: FRAC notes cross-resistance within the SDHI group, so repeated or automatic Group 7 use is not an appropriate resistance-management plan.
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6 topicsWhy farmers choose itWhy Choose Cilpyrox?
- Verified formulation: FMC India identifies Cilpyrox as Thifluzamide 24% SC.
- Defined disease uses: the official label names rice sheath blight, tomato early blight and potato black scurf seed treatment.
- Systemic SDHI identity: Thifluzamide is a FRAC Group 7 fungicide affecting fungal respiration through succinate dehydrogenase.
- Separate application roles: rice and tomato are high-volume foliar applications, while potato is a tuber seed-treatment use. They must not be treated as interchangeable methods.
- Harvest guidance where applicable: the label gives 28 days for rice and 7 days for tomato; potato is a seed-treatment row, not a foliar PHI claim.
Product scienceTechnical Specifications
- Brand
- FMC Cilpyrox
- Active ingredient
- Thifluzamide 24% w/w
- Formulation
- SC — suspension concentrate
- FRAC group
- 7 — SDHI / succinate-dehydrogenase inhibitor
- Label caution
- Very toxic to aquatic organisms; do not use in or around aquaculture
- Antidote statement
- No specific antidote is known; treat symptomatically as directed on the label
Product scienceHow It Works: Mode of Action
- Fungal energy pathway: Thifluzamide inhibits succinate dehydrogenase, which is involved in fungal energy generation.
- Systemic movement: FMC describes absorption by roots and leaves and translocation through xylem and apoplast.
- Resistance stewardship: do not make another Group 7 SDHI product an automatic follow-up. A different-group product may be considered only when its own current Indian label matches the diagnosed crop and disease.
How to applyRegistered Crop, Disease, Dose and PHI
These values retain the units on the official FMC Indian label. Do not calculate a universal per-acre, per-litre, pump or tank dose from them. For potato, the label specifies tuber seed treatment rather than a foliar water volume or harvest interval.
| Crop | Target disease | Dose | Water / method | PHI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rice | Sheath blight ( Rhizoctonia solani ) | 90 g a.i.; 375 ml formulation/ha | 500 L/ha | 28 days |
| Tomato | Early blight | 120 g a.i.; 500 ml formulation/ha | 500 L/ha | 7 days |
| Potato | Black scurf | 0.6 g a.i.; 2.5 ml formulation per 10 kg potato tubers | Seed treatment only | Not stated for this seed-treatment row |
Useful detailsHow to Apply: Label-Based Practice
- Foliar rice/tomato use: measure the required formulation, mix it first with a small quantity of water, then add the remaining specified water with thorough agitation for high-volume application as the label directs.
- Potato use: use only as the stated tuber seed treatment. Do not invent a foliar rate, spray-water volume or PHI for this row.
- Protect water: the exact label warns that the product is very toxic to aquatic organisms. Do not use it in or around aquaculture and prevent contamination of water bodies.
- Personal protection: wear protective clothing, avoid inhalation and skin/eye contact, and do not eat, drink, smoke or chew tobacco while handling. Store locked in the original container, away from food, animal feed and children.
- No mixing claim: this page does not authorize a tank mix with any fungicide, insecticide, fertilizer, adjuvant or biological product.
Use with careSafety & Disclaimer
Always read and follow the official product label and leaflet. This page is guidance only and does not replace the current Indian label, a crop diagnosis or local professional advice. If exposure occurs, follow the label’s first-aid directions and seek medical attention. Keep the product out of and away from aquaculture, and dispose of surplus product, washings and used containers only as directed on the label.
Frequently Asked Questions
What diseases is Cilpyrox labelled for?
The current FMC Indian label lists sheath blight in rice, early blight in tomato and black scurf in potato as a seed-treatment use.
What is the rice dose?
The label specifies 375 ml formulation per hectare in 500 L water per hectare, with a 28-day PHI. Do not assume this is a universal rate for other crops or products.
Can Cilpyrox be used for a potato foliar spray?
Not from this packet. The official Cilpyrox potato entry is a tuber seed-treatment use at 2.5 ml per 10 kg potato tubers.
Can another SDHI be used next?
Thifluzamide is in FRAC Group 7, whose members can be cross-resistant. Do not make another Group 7 treatment the default; use crop- and disease-specific, label-matched resistance-management advice.
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- Categories
- Fungicides
- Pack
- 150 ml, 250 ml, 500 ml, 1 lt
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