Dhanuka Cursor Flusilazole 40% EC Fungicide
Flusilazole 40% EC
Buy Dhanuka Cursor Flusilazole 40% EC fungicide for registered rice sheath blight and chilli powdery mildew. Follow label rates and PHI.
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Dhanuka Cursor Flusilazole 40% EC Fungicide
FungicidesDhanuka Cursor Fungicide: Product Overview
Dhanuka Cursor contains Flusilazole 40% EC, a triazole DMI fungicide in FRAC Group 3.
The current Indian major-use table lists Cursor's active and formulation for rice sheath blight and chilli powdery mildew. Each crop has a different formulation dose and pre-harvest interval, so follow the relevant crop row rather than applying one universal per-litre rate.
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6 topicsWhy farmers choose itVerified Product Benefits
- Registered rice use: The official major-use directions include sheath blight in rice.
- Registered chilli use: The directions include powdery mildew in chilli.
- Defined mode-of-action group: Flusilazole is a Group 3 DMI fungicide, supporting deliberate resistance planning.
- Low formulation volume: Crop-specific directions are stated in millilitres per hectare with a defined water volume.
- Clear harvest guidance: The official table provides a separate PHI for rice and chilli.
Product scienceTechnical Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dhanuka Cursor |
| Active ingredient | Flusilazole 40% |
| Formulation | EC (emulsifiable concentrate) |
| Product type | Fungicide |
| FRAC group | 3 |
| Chemical group | Triazole DMI |
| Pack listed here | 100 ml |
Product scienceHow Cursor Works
FRAC classifies flusilazole in Group 3. DMI fungicides inhibit sterol 14-alpha-demethylase (CYP51), disrupting ergosterol biosynthesis required for normal fungal cell-membrane development. Group 3 is considered a medium resistance-risk group, and cross-resistance may occur among DMI fungicides active on the same pathogen.
Do not describe Cursor as a benzimidazole, dual-active product, contact-plus-systemic mixture or resistance-proof solution. Use a resistance-management programme based on the current label and qualified local advice.
Useful detailsRegistered Crops, Diseases and Label Directions
| Crop | Registered disease | Formulation dose | Water volume | PHI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rice (paddy) | Sheath blight | 300 ml/ha | 500 L/ha | 24 days |
| Chilli | Powdery mildew | 100–150 ml/ha | 500 L/ha | 5 days |
PHI means pre-harvest interval. The verified statutory table does not support one universal per-litre or pump dose.
How to applyApplication and Resistance-Stewardship Guide
- Confirm the disease: Use only for a crop-and-disease combination on the current Indian label.
- Measure by crop: Apply the formulation dose and water volume for the relevant row above.
- Timing: Dhanuka advises starting the rice application at disease initiation. Follow the current pack for timing and any repeat application.
- Resistance management: Avoid repeated reliance on Group 3 alone; choose any different mode of action only when its own current label supports the crop and disease.
- Mixing: No tank-mix or universal compatibility recommendation is made here.
Use with careSafety and Storage
Wear protective clothing, chemical-resistant gloves, eye protection, a suitable mask and boots while measuring, mixing and spraying. Avoid skin, eye, mouth and inhalation exposure; wash after handling. Prevent drift, runoff and equipment washings from contaminating people, livestock, beneficial organisms and water. Store the sealed original pack in a locked, cool, dry and ventilated pesticide area away from children, food, feed and seed.
No numeric re-entry interval, maximum application count, exact toxicity class or antidote is stated here because a current official Cursor statutory leaflet was not available in the verified sources. Follow the current physical pack for those instructions and seek urgent medical attention after suspected exposure.
Disclaimer: This information supports product selection and does not replace the statutory label. Always follow the current Dhanuka Cursor pack and leaflet for crop, dose, timing, PHI, first aid, storage and disposal.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is Dhanuka Cursor?
It is a Flusilazole 40% EC triazole DMI fungicide in FRAC Group 3.
2. Which uses are verified in the current major-use table?
Rice sheath blight and chilli powdery mildew.
3. What is the label dose?
300 ml/ha for rice and 100–150 ml/ha for chilli, each in 500 L of water per hectare.
4. What is the waiting period?
The PHI is 24 days for rice and 5 days for chilli.
5. Why are only two registered uses listed?
This page follows the current 2024 PPQS major-use table. Always reconcile the current statutory pack label before using the product.
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