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| Disease Management and Practices | Foliar Diseases | Seed and Seedling Diseases | Root and Crown Diseases | Head Diseases | Virus Diseases |
| Fungicide Common Name b | Fungicide Trade Name |
 captanc |
Captan 30-DD |
| captanc |
Captan 300 |
| captanc |
Captan 400 |
| captanc |
Captan 400-DD Orthocide 4 Flowable Seed Protectant |
| thiramc |
Thiram-50WP |
| thiramc |
Gustasfon 42-S |
| carboxinc |
Vitavax |
| carboxin + captanc |
Vitavax 20-20 |
| carboxin + thiramc |
Vitavax 200 |
| difenconazole + mefanoxam |
Dividend XL RTA |
| difenconazole + mefanoxam |
Dividend Apron XL LS |
| PCNBc |
Gustafson LT-2N |
| tebuconazole + thiramc |
Raxil-Thiram |
Remarks:
a:
Seed treatments do not control the head blight phase of scab disease.
b:
Use according to instructions on label. Don not use treated seed for feed or food.
c:
Thiram formulations are not registered for oats. Vitavax formulations, Raxil-Thiram, and Terra-Coat LT-2 are not registered for rye. Use according to instructions on label. Do not use treated seed for feed or food.
d:
For wheat use only. Apply 5-10 fl oz /100 pounds of seed.
e:
For wheat use only. Apply 0.5 - 1.0 fl oz/100 pounds of seed.
Last updated March 05, 1999.