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Revysol, a broad range BASF fungicide, registered by EPA

Revysol, a broad range BASF fungicide, registered by EPA

BASF received the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) registration for Revysol fungicide, its newest active ingredient (AI), inform Fruit Growers News.

The first and only isopropanol azole of its kind in the market, the AI provides fast-acting and long-lasting disease control for a broad range of crops and disease combinations.

Revysol fungicide has a unique isopropanol link that can flex to control a broad spectrum of fungal diseases and DMI-resistant strains. In recent BASF trials, it has shown exceptional biological performance against several economically significant diseases, including northern corn leaf blight in corn, cercospora leaf spot in sugarbeets, frogeye leaf spot in soybean, and powdery mildew in grapes.

For growers challenged with resistance and seeking to maximize their yields, Revysol fungicide offers unique benefits when compared to DMI fungicides, including:

– Application for a wide variety of crops, including corn, soybeans, grapes, potatoes and sugar beets.

–Faster fungicide uptake by the plant, leading to immediate and powerful disease-protective action.

– Quick absorption leading to excellent rainfastness and low water solubility, allowing the AI to move through the plant for longer residual activity.

– Curative activity, or post-infection applications, made prior to symptoms developing, can help stop the disease from progressing and save yield.

Source and more information
Fruit Growers News, BASF’s Revysol fungicide receives EPA registration

Mode of Action Group 3: DMI fungicides

Source of the picture
AGNewsWire, BASF Receives EPA Registration for Revysol Fungicide

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