Table 26-4. Typical application intervals and modes of action of several fungicides labeled for brown patch and/or gray leaf spot control in tall fescue (Tisserat, 2006).
Common name |
Control† |
Typical application interval (d) |
Physical mode of action‡ |
Fungicide group |
Product names (example) |
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Azoxystrobin |
Rs, Pg |
14-28 |
Acropetal penetrant |
Strobilurin |
Heritage |
Chlorothalonil |
Rs, Pg |
7-14 |
Contact |
Phthalonitrile |
Echo, Daconil, Manicure, Thalonil |
Flutolanil |
Rs |
21-28 |
Acropetal penetrant |
Dicarboximide |
Prostar |
Iprodione |
Rs |
14 |
Localized penetrant |
Dicarboximide |
Chipco 26019,Fungicide X |
Mancozeb |
Rs, Pg |
7 |
Contact |
Carbamate |
Fore, Foremec 80,Protect T/O |
Maneb |
Rs, Pg |
7 |
Contact |
Carbamate |
Maneb,Pentathlon |
Propiconazole |
Rs, Pg |
14-21 |
Acropetal penetrant |
Dimethylation inhibitor |
Banner MAXX |
Pyraclostrobin |
Rs, Pg |
14-21 |
Localized penetrant |
Strobilurin |
Insignia |
Quintozene (PCNB) |
Rs |
7-10 |
Contact |
Aromatic hydrocarbon |
Defend, Engage, Penstar, Terraclor, Turfcide |
Thiophanate-methyl |
Rs, Pg |
7-14 |
Acropetal penetrant |
Benzimidazole |
Fungo, Cleary's 3336, SysTec |
Thiram |
Rs |
7-10 |
Contact |
Dimethylation inhibitor |
Defiant, Lesco Thiram, Spotrete |
Triadimefon |
Rs |
14-28 |
Acropetal penetrant |
Dimethylation inhibitor |
Accost, Bayleton, Fungicide VII |
Trifloxystrobin |
Rs, Pg |
14-21 |
Acropetal penetrant |
Strobilurin |
Compass |
Triticonazole |
Rs |
14-28 |
Acropetal penetrant |
Dimethylation inhibitor |
Chipco Triton, Trinity |
Vinclozolin |
Rs |
7-10 |
Localized penetrant |
Dicarboximide |
Curalan, Touche, Vorlan Flo |
† Rs indicates that this fungicide is labeled for the control of brown patch in tall fescue turf; Pg indicates that this fungicide is labeled for the control of gray leaf spot (Pyricularia grisea) in tall fescue turf.
‡ An acropetal penetrant is moved systemically upward in the xylem from the point of absorption; a contact fungicide is active only at the site of placement; a localized penetrant remains in the area of initial entry after passing into underlying tissue in fungicidal amounts.
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