Iprobenfos 95% Tc 20% Wp 500g/L 40% Ec Fungicide

The main mechanism of action of Iprobenfos is to interfere with the permeability of the pathogen’s cell membrane, preventing certain lipophilic chitin precursors from passing through the cytoplasmic membrane, thereby hindering chitin synthesis and inhibiting the normal growth and development of the fungal body.

Features of Iprobenfos

Diverse formulations: Available in various forms including 40% and 50% emulsifiable concentrates, 20% powders, and 17% granules to meet different usage needs.
Interference with cell membrane permeability: By disrupting the permeability of the pathogen’s cell membrane, it prevents certain lipophilic chitin precursors from passing through the cytoplasmic membrane, thereby hindering chitin synthesis, inhibiting cell wall growth, and ultimately suppressing the normal growth and development of the fungal body.
Efficacy against lodging and control of planthoppers and leafhoppers: Iprobenfos not only has good control effects against diseases such as rice blast but also provides some resistance to rice lodging and controls pests like planthoppers and leafhoppers.
Long residual period: Iprobenfos has a long residual period, which can continuously protect crops from disease invasion to a certain extent.