Shoresh - Prochloraz 5.7% + Tebuconazole 1.4% ES - ADAMA
ADAMA
Shoresh - Prochloraz 5.7% + Tebuconazole 1.4% ES - ADAMA
Product details
Shoresh Seed-Treatment Fungicide | Prochloraz 5.7% + Tebuconazole 1.4%
ES
A seed-dressing fungicide for the specified chickpea and groundnut diseases, only when the supplied current
Indian Shoresh pack permits the exact crop and treatment.
Match the seed-treatment product: Check Shoresh, ADAMA and Prochloraz 5.7% +
Tebuconazole 1.4% ES on the supplied pack. Do not replace it with a foliar fungicide, another concentration or a different
formulation.
Choose by crop and disease: Chickpea root rot and wilt differ from groundnut stem,
collar and root rots. Confirm the crop, disease and seed-treatment permission before measuring.
Confirm the selected size: Pack options include 15 ml, 30 ml, 150 ml and 300 ml.
Confirm the selected pack before ordering. These are bottle sizes, not rates per kilogram of seed.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
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🌱 Chickpea disease fit: A seed-treatment
option for the specified root rot and wilt when expressly permitted on the supplied current pack.
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🥜 Groundnut disease fit: A crop-specific
seed-treatment option for the listed stem, collar and root rots, subject to the supplied pack’s exact directions.
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🛡️ Targets fungal growth: The active
ingredients interfere with the production of materials needed for fungal cell membranes, limiting growth of susceptible fungi.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Details |
|---|---|
| Brand |
ADAMA |
| Product |
Shoresh |
| Active ingredients |
Prochloraz 5.7% + Tebuconazole 1.4% |
| Formulation |
ES: seed-treatment formulation |
| Category |
Seed-dressing fungicide |
| Chemical families |
Prochloraz: imidazole; tebuconazole: triazole |
| FRAC groups |
Prochloraz: 3; tebuconazole: 3. Both are DMI fungicides. |
| Pack options |
15 ml, 30 ml, 150 ml and 300 ml; confirm the selected pack before ordering |
How It Works: Mode of Action
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Prochloraz blocks sterol production: Prochloraz inhibits an enzyme called C14-demethylase, interrupting the production of sterols
used to build fungal cell membranes.
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Tebuconazole acts at the same target: Tebuconazole also inhibits C14-demethylase. The two ingredients share this biochemical target
rather than providing two unrelated modes of action.
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Normal fungal growth is restricted: Without an adequate supply of sterols for their cell membranes, susceptible fungi cannot
continue normal growth.
These are explanations of a shared mode of action, not three separate modes. Both ingredients belong to FRAC
Group 3, and cross-resistance can occur between Group 3 fungicides active against the same fungus. Include both ingredients in
resistance planning and follow permitted effective alternatives. Do not make a home-made mixture of separate products to imitate this
formulation. Control is not guaranteed, and seed treatment does not repair damaged seed.
Target Crops & Diseases
Use these seed-treatment crop–disease pairs only when expressly permitted on the supplied current Indian
Shoresh pack. Confirm the complete directions for that crop and seed lot.
| Crop |
Target diseases |
|---|---|
| Chickpea |
Root rot (Rhizoctonia solani); wilt (Fusarium spp.) |
| Groundnut |
Stem rot (Sclerotium rolfsii); collar rot (Aspergillus niger); root rot (Rhizoctonia bataticola) |
This is seed-dressing guidance, not a foliar spray recommendation. Do not extend it to other crops, every wilt
or rot, or a disease simply because the symptoms look similar. Product illustrations do not establish the complete crop and treatment
permission.
Dosage & Application Guide
Check the seed-weight basis and complete treatment process
Before treating a seed lot, confirm the exact product amount per stated seed weight, whether water or another
carrier is required, its quantity, the mixing or coating method, seed condition and treatment-to-sowing directions on the supplied
current Indian pack. No complete numerical seed-treatment programme is given here.
Weigh the seed lot and use only the complete crop-specific process. Do not infer an area rate, a foliar tank
recipe or a universal millilitre-per-kilogram rate from the bottle size or the ES formulation. Missing product or water instructions
do not mean that no water or restriction applies.
Follow the pack’s directions for treatment equipment, uniform coating, any drying or holding requirement, and
handling of treated seed. Do not invent a drying time, storage duration or treatment-to-sowing interval, and do not apply a generic
recipe from another seed-treatment product.
Keep treated seed clearly identified and separate from untreated seed, food and animal feed. Treated seed must
be used only for its permitted sowing purpose, never for food, feed or oil extraction. Seed-treatment directions are not
interchangeable with foliar harvest, worker re-entry or repeat-spray intervals.
How to Apply: Best Practices
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Identify the pack and seed lot: Match Shoresh, ADAMA and Prochloraz 5.7% + Tebuconazole 1.4% ES. Confirm the crop, disease, seed
condition and complete treatment permission. Do not substitute another brand, concentration, formulation or overseas label.
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Measure seed and product accurately: Weigh the intended seed lot and follow the exact product-to-seed basis. Pack sizes describe
the quantity purchased, not the amount to use on a seed lot.
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Follow the specified process: Use the pack’s treatment equipment, carrier, mixing sequence and coating directions. Calibrate
equipment for the measured seed quantity. Do not interchange seed dressing, soil treatment or crop spraying.
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Check additional treatments: Do not combine pesticides, fertilisers, biological inoculants or adjuvants unless both current labels
permit the exact crop, seed-treatment method and partner combination. Follow any required sequence or separation interval. A jar test
alone does not establish permission or seed safety.
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Segregate treated seed: Clearly label treated seed and prevent access by children, animals and unprotected people. Keep it separate
from food, feed and untreated seed, and follow the pack’s sowing and disposal restrictions.
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Keep treatment records: Record crop, seed lot, disease, seed weight, treatment date and product quantity. Include both Group 3
ingredients in resistance planning and follow the current pack’s further-treatment restrictions.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is Shoresh a spray for the standing crop?
The use described here is seed dressing for the specified chickpea and groundnut diseases. Do not convert it
into a foliar spray or soil drench. Match the exact ES formulation and follow the supplied current Indian pack’s permitted method.
2. What does the seed-weight basis mean?
A seed-treatment amount must be tied to a stated weight of seed, not to field area or bottle size. The
complete product, carrier and coating instructions must be clear before treatment. An absent water figure does not mean that water is
unnecessary.
3. Do the two ingredients provide two different resistance groups?
No. Prochloraz and tebuconazole both belong to FRAC Group 3 and act at the same sterol-production target.
Changing to another Group 3 brand is not a different-mode rotation. Follow the pack’s permitted resistance-management
alternatives.
4. Can treated seed be used as food, feed or for oil extraction?
No. Keep treated seed clearly labelled and segregated. Use it only for the permitted sowing purpose, and
handle or dispose of unused treated seed as directed on the current pack and under local requirements.
5. Is a 150 ml pack the amount for one seed lot?
Not necessarily. The 15 ml, 30 ml, 150 ml and 300 ml figures are pack options. Confirm the selected pack
before ordering and establish the exact product-to-seed ratio and complete process before treatment.
Safety & Disclaimer
Before you use it: Read the supplied current Indian label and leaflet before use. Match the exact
product, crop, disease and seed-treatment method. Follow the pack’s hazard classification and handling restrictions; this guide
does not replace them.
Wear the protective clothing, gloves, eye protection and respiratory protection specified on the pack.
Avoid skin, eye and mouth contact and inhaling dust, mist, fog or vapour while handling the product or treated seed. Do not mix
with bare hands. Do not eat, drink, smoke or chew while handling or treating seed. Wash exposed skin and contaminated clothing
after work, and keep children, unprotected people and animals away.
Keep the product in its original labelled, tightly closed container in secure storage, away from children,
food, feed and drinking water. Follow the pack’s storage precautions. Keep product, treated-seed dust, leftovers, runoff and
equipment washings away from non-target areas, food, feed, ponds, rivers, wells, drains and other water sources.
Do not reuse empty containers. Keep treated seed separate and clearly marked; do not use it as food, feed
or for oil extraction. Dispose of leftovers, unused treated seed and packaging through the approved route stated on the pack and
applicable local requirements. Do not discard them into water sources.
Seek medical help promptly after exposure or illness and show the product label. Do not self-administer
antidotes or attempt home remedies. Never give anything by mouth to an unconscious person. Do not induce vomiting unless directed
by a medical professional.