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Difference between epoxiconazole, pyrimethanil, and pyraclostrobin
2024/05/30
(1) Pyrimethanil. Bactericidal spectrum is very broad, effective against most pathogenic bacteria in the Ascomycetes, Stretchylobacteria, Hemiptera and Oomycetes.
(2) ethermethrin. Bactericidal spectrum is not as broad as pyrimethanil, but it is effective against powdery mildew.
(3) Pyraclostrobin. The strongest relative bacteriostatic activity, with strong inhibition of germination of spores of pathogens, significant antimicrobial activity against phytopathogenic bacteria such as ascomycetes, ascomycetes, hemiptera and oomycetes, and potential therapeutic activity, which can be used to prevent and control a variety of fungal diseases of crops. Pyraclostrobin has strong conductive activity in the plant body, which can improve the physiological function of crops and enhance crop resistance.
All three compounds have protective, therapeutic, and eradicative effects. The biggest difference is that ethermectin is less mobile than the other two, pyrazole ethermectin is more active than the first two, and pyrimethanil is more permeable.
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