IPRODIONE-CARBENDAZIM

Description

Introduction and Mode of Action: This fungicide is a combination of iprodione and carbendazim with contact, systemic, and protective effects.

• Carbendazim works by inhibiting beta-tubulin synthesis, which disrupts mitotic cell division.
• The exact mode of action of iprodione is not fully identified, but it exhibits protective and slight curative properties against fungi.

Application and Dosage:

Pre-Harvest Interval (PHI):

• No official pre-harvest interval has been recorded for this fungicide yet.

Application Management:

• Application timing should be determined based on forecasting and monitoring.

Application Method:

1. Select and calibrate an appropriate sprayer.
2. Dissolve the recommended amount of fungicide in a small amount of water.
3. Pour the prepared solution into a half-filled sprayer tank.
4. While stirring, add the remaining required water.
5. The sprayer agitator must remain active during preparation and application.

Precautions:

• Avoid ingestion, contamination of food and animal feed, skin and eye contact, inhaling spray particles, eating, or drinking during application.
• Wear protective clothing, including work attire, a hat, goggles, a mask, boots, and impermeable gloves.
• After spraying, wash clothes and body thoroughly.
• Smoking is strictly prohibited during spraying.
• Do not reuse empty pesticide containers.
• Empty containers must be stored away from water sources and disposed of according to national environmental regulations.
• Transport must comply with international hazardous materials regulations.

Storage Conditions:

• Keep the fungicide out of reach of children and animals.
• Store in its original packaging in sealed warehouses, away from sunlight, moisture, and livestock.
• Storage temperature: between 10°C and 35°C.
• Once the seal is broken, the shelf life decreases.
• Do not store the fungicide as an aqueous solution.

Poisoning Symptoms and First Aid:

Symptoms include mouth irritation, abdominal pain, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea.

• If the pesticide comes into contact with the face or body, immediately wash the affected area several times with soap and water.
• In case of poisoning symptoms, seek immediate medical attention and show the pesticide label to the doctor.

Environmental Toxicity:

• Iprodione-Carbendazim has moderate toxicity for honeybees, birds, and aquatic organisms.
• Keep livestock and poultry away before spraying.
• Prevent grazing in freshly treated areas.
• Do not contaminate drinking water sources, including rivers, stagnant water, and groundwater, with the fungicide or its solution.
• Do not wash spraying equipment near rivers or flowing water.

Antidote:

• No specific antidote is available for Iprodione-Carbendazim. In case of poisoning, consult a doctor immediately.