Ziraat - Dodine 65% WP - Parijat
Ziraat - Dodine 65% WP - Parijat
Ziraat Fungicide by Parijat
Dodine 65% WP for apple scab caused by Venturia inaequalis.
Disease fit: Apple scab caused by Venturia inaequalis, not a general treatment for
every orchard crop or leaf spot.
When to apply: Foliar spraying at apple-scab infestation, within the apple growth
stages permitted by the current label.
Preparation basis: The apple entry specifies water per tree. Product strength,
working concentration and the amount for the treated orchard are separate measurements.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
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🍎 A defined apple-scab target: The crop and
named pathogen give a specific disease match for orchard diagnosis and product selection.
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🛡️ Protective and curative activity: Dodine
is used in scab management before or after infection within the permitted programme; this is not a fixed rescue window for established
disease.
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💧 Wettable powder for foliar use: The powder
is measured and prepared with water for the stated foliar route, not applied as a ready-to-use liquid.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Details |
|---|---|
| Brand Name |
Ziraat by Parijat |
| Technical Name |
Dodine 65% WP |
| Product Class |
Fungicide for apple scab |
| FRAC MoA Code |
U12: cell-membrane disruption, proposed |
| Chemical Group |
Guanidine |
| Formulation |
WP: wettable powder |
| Application Route |
Foliar spraying under the apple-specific directions |
How It Works: Mode of Action
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Interaction with the fungal membrane: Dodine is thought to interact with the plasma membrane, the thin boundary surrounding a
fungal cell.
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Membrane integrity is disturbed: The proposed action makes that boundary more permeable, reducing its ability to control movement
of material into and out of the cell.
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Normal cell function is disrupted: Loss of the membrane’s barrier function can disturb the cell’s internal balance and essential
processes, contributing to activity against susceptible scab fungi.
The exact mode of action is not fully resolved, which is why membrane disruption is described as proposed.
Dodine resistance is known in apple scab. U12 is not a toxicity rating or a resistance guarantee; avoid relying on repeated rescue
treatments to burn out established scab lesions and follow crop-specific resistance advice.
Target Crops & Diseases
| Crop |
Target diseases |
|---|---|
| Apple |
Apple scab caused by Venturia inaequalis |
This apple listing does not establish use on peach or other fruit crops. Do not transfer peach-specific
growth-stage terminology or a general orchard stage list into an apple programme.
Dosage & Application Guide
Apple Foliar Timing, Per-Tree Water & Orchard Planning
Use a foliar spray at apple-scab disease infestation, at an apple growth stage permitted by the current label.
The apple water quantity is 10 L per tree. Keep that per-tree water basis separate from the formulated-product quantity and working
concentration when preparing the complete orchard programme.
Before mixing, establish the exact formulation quantity, concentration basis, treated-area or tree basis,
harvest restriction and repeat limits together. The 10 L water figure alone is not a spray recipe, and 65% WP describes the product,
not the working spray concentration. Do not calculate an acre, litre or tank recipe from an incomplete programme.
How to Apply: Best Practices
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Confirm the disease and exact product: Identify apple scab rather than treating every spot or damaged fruit as the same disease.
Check Ziraat and dodine 65% WP on the pack.
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Use an apple-specific stage: Follow the foliar disease-infestation timing within the permitted apple growth stages. Do not borrow
peach terminology or assume every dormant, flowering or postharvest stage is approved.
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Settle all quantities before opening the pack: Confirm product quantity, working concentration, water per tree and the treated
orchard basis with the complete apple directions. Container size or tank capacity does not establish a tree or field-area dose.
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Prepare the wettable powder carefully: Follow the current pack’s preparation and agitation sequence. Work in a ventilated place,
use a suitable mixing tool rather than bare hands, and do not invent an adjuvant, concentration or mixing order.
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Check equipment and operator positioning: Use clean, maintained spraying and measuring equipment. Spray with the wind so drift
moves away from the operator, never against it. Do not clear a blocked nozzle with the mouth.
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Avoid unsuitable weather and off-target drift: Do not spray in strong wind or the hottest part of the day. Keep spray away from
people, animals and adjoining areas, and follow the current pack’s weather and drift restrictions.
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Keep mixtures, repeats and harvest controlled: Use a proposed mixture only when both current labels permit it for apple. Record
treatment dates and follow repeat-use, re-entry and harvest restrictions separately; do not infer a repeat treatment or rainfast interval
from a general activity claim.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Which crop and disease does Ziraat cover here?
Apple scab caused by Venturia inaequalis on apple. This does not establish an unrestricted orchard programme
or use on peach, and the disease should be identified before treatment.
2. Does 65% WP mean the working spray should be 65% product?
No. It identifies the active-ingredient strength and wettable-powder formulation. The working concentration,
product amount and water basis must come from the complete apple-specific directions.
3. What does the 10 L per tree water figure mean?
It is the stated water quantity for the apple entry, not a product dose. Keep it with the correct
formulation amount, concentration basis, permitted stage and harvest restriction before preparing the mixture.
4. Is Ziraat a zinc or manganese nutrition product?
No nutrient application is established here. Its declared active ingredient is the fungicide dodine. Choose
a nutrient product separately for an assessed crop need rather than treating this apple-scab product as a zinc or manganese
supply.
5. Does curative activity guarantee recovery after delayed treatment or rain?
No. It does not establish a fixed rescue window, recovery of damaged tissue or guaranteed rainfastness.
Avoid relying on rescue spraying of established scab, and seek crop-specific advice before repeating after rainfall or disease
progression.
Safety & Disclaimer
Before you use it: Read the current Ziraat label and leaflet before use and confirm the full
apple-specific quantity and application directions before mixing. Follow protective-equipment, weather, drift, re-entry, harvest,
first-aid, storage, equipment-cleaning and disposal precautions.
Wear a hat, face shield, cotton overalls and shoes, together with gloves and any further protection
required by the pack. Avoid breathing powder or spray mist and prevent eye, skin and oral contact. Do not eat, drink, smoke or
chew while handling or spraying. Wash thoroughly after work and wash contaminated clothing separately.
Keep the original labelled pack closed and secure, away from children, animals, food, feed, water sources
and fire. Prevent spray, leftovers and equipment washings from contaminating ponds, wells, streams or irrigation
channels.
Wash contaminated skin promptly with plenty of water and change contaminated clothing. Seek urgent medical
help after exposure or illness and take the pack or label; do not improvise medical treatment.