What diseases can allicin prevent and treat?

Ethylalicin is a moderately toxic fungicide . The finished product has a garlic-like odor, but it is very effective, has low residue and is safe. So what diseases can allicin prevent and treat? Let’s learn more about it below.

What diseases can allicin prevent and treat?

Ethylalicin can effectively prevent and control a variety of diseases such as fungi and bacteria. It can prevent and control more than 100 diseases such as wilt, bacterial angular spot, ulcer, scab, etc. It is widely used in common crops, such as rice blast; corn large and small spot diseases; pepper and cucumber wilt, verticillium wilt, and damping-off; rapeseed downy mildew, apple tree black spot, as well as sweet potatoes , cotton and other crops, and has very good prevention and control effects on most diseases.

Characteristics of Ethylalicin

1. Broad bactericidal spectrum

Ethylalicin can prevent and treat more than 100 diseases caused by fungi and bacteria, especially Fusarium wilt and Verticillium wilt. In addition, low concentrations of ethylalicin can activate plant cells and enhance the immunity of crops and seeds.

2. Good quick effect

Ethylalicin has super strong penetration power, strong affinity with crops, and is easily absorbed. It can quickly enter the crop body and reach the diseased site, inhibit the reproduction of pathogens in the diseased site, kill the pathogens, and play a therapeutic and protective role at the same time, and the effect can be seen on the same day.

3. No residue

After use, the residual period of ethidium bromide on crops is very short. The residual half-life on crops such as strawberries, cucumbers, and rice is only about 2 days, which is relatively safe for crops and agricultural products .

4. Good compatibility

The mixed use of ethopropin with triadimefon, prochloraz, meconazole, dimethomorph, propiconazole, and fenpropimorph can not only expand the bactericidal spectrum, but also enhance each other's synergy and prolong the effective period.

Precautions for using ethionine

1. It cannot be mixed with alkaline pesticides , and the dosage cannot be increased arbitrarily. Ethyl allicin has a strong pungent odor, and excessive concentration will inhibit crop growth or even burn seedlings.

2. Ethyl garlic is highly acidic. When mixing with other agents, first pour the ethyl garlic into water, dilute it, stir it evenly, and then mix it with other agents.

3. When using, you can do a small area test first, and spray the pesticide before 10 am and after 4 pm. The recommended concentration is 10 ml per bucket of water.

4. Ethylalicin is not only irritating to crops, but also to human respiratory tract and skin. Please take protective measures when spraying the pesticide.

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