Thiophanate-methyl belongs to the benzimidazole class and is a systemic fungicide effective against a wide range of crop diseases, exhibiting systemic, protective, and curative activity.
| Crop | Target | Dosage | Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wheat | Fusarium head blight (FHB) | 71-100 g/mu | Foliar spray |
| Pear | Scab | 1:1600-2000 dilution | Foliar spray |
| Rice | Rice blast | 100-142.86 g/mu | Foliar spray |
| Rice | Sheath blight | 100-142.86 g/mu | Foliar spray |
| Tobacco | Black root rot | 50-70 g/mu | Foliar spray |
| Cucurbits | Powdery mildew | 32-48 g/mu | Foliar spray |
| Sweet potato | Black rot | 1:1600-2000 dilution | Tuber dipping |
| Tomato | Leaf mould | 36-54 g/mu | Foliar spray |
| Apple | Ring rot | 1:1000 dilution | Foliar spray |
| Potato | Ring rot | 80-100 g/100 kg seed potatoes | Seed potato dressing |
1. When opening packaging and applying the pesticide, applicators shall wear protective clothing, protective boots, masks, gloves, and other protective equipment. Avoid contact with eyes, mouth, and skin; do not smoke or eat during spraying. After completing work, wash hands and exposed skin thoroughly. 2. Do not mix with copper-containing formulations, alkaline pesticides, or other similar substances. 3. Prohibited in and near aquaculture areas, ponds, rivers, and other water bodies; do not rinse spraying equipment in ponds, rivers, or other water bodies. Leftover spray solution must not be dumped arbitrarily after application to avoid contaminating water sources. 4. Pregnant women and nursing mothers should avoid contact. 5. It is recommended to rotate with fungicides of different mechanisms of action to delay the development of resistance. 6. Pesticide packaging waste must not be discarded or disposed of arbitrarily; return it promptly to the pesticide dealer or a pesticide packaging waste collection station. 7. Treated seed tubers are strictly forbidden for human consumption or animal feed, and must not be stored together with untreated seed tubers.
