Fungicides - Brazil - Sumitomo Chemical Latin America

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Protective fungicide with multi-site action, whose function is to protect the plant against pathogens.

Multiculture product, systemic fungicide from the triazole group with broad control spectrum.

Echo Sumitomo Chemical

Echo® is a contact fungicide with protective action indicated to control several diseases in cotton, peanut, potato, eggplant, onion, carrot, bean, apple, papaya, watermelon, cucumber, rose, soy, tomato and grape crops.

It is a systemic fungicide recognized for being effective in the control of white mold and other diseases in several crops, mainly in soybeans and beans.

Systemic fungicide, used in preventive spraying to control diseases of the aerial part of crops.

Systemic fungicide from the chemical group of benzimidazoles and triazoles with preventive, curative and eradicative action. Indicated for the treatment of diseases of the aerial part in vegetative period and DFC.

Contact fungicide of the chemical group Phenylpyridinylamine, recommended for the control of White Mold and other diseases.

Systemic fungicide of the chemical group triazole, used in spraying via soil to control aerial part diseases.

Systemic fungicide from the chemical group Triazole with preventive and curative action for several species of fungi.

ATTENTION

Product dangerous to human, animal health and the environment. Read carefully and strictly follow the instructions on the label, package insert and recipe. Always use personal protective equipment (PPE's). The use of the product by minors is prohibited. Do not eat, drink or smoke when handling the product. Apply the specified and recommended doses to the product insert. First aid and other information, see the label, package insert and agronomic recipe. Dispose of packaging and product remains within the rules, and do not reuse empty packaging. Always include other pest control methods, following the MIP.

PRODUCT FOR AGRICULTURAL USE. SALE UNDER AGRONOMIC RECIPE.
ALWAYS CONSULT AN AGRONOMIST ENGINEER.