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Biological Fungicide Formula for Rice Sheath Blight

Biological fungicide formula with active ingredient Trichoderma sp. that effectively controls the fungus Rhizoctonia solani causing sheath blight in rice plants.

Tim Biosolution December 5, 2024 5 min read
Biological Fungicide Formula for Rice Sheath Blight

The Threat of Sheath Blight

Sheath blight caused by Rhizoctonia solani is an important fungal disease in rice that can reduce yields by up to 30%.

Biological Fungicide Formula

Tricho Biofungicide Formula contains Trichoderma sp. which works as:

  • Direct antagonist against Rhizoctonia
  • Producer of enzymes that break down pathogen cell walls
  • Plant resistance inducer

Advantages

  • 75% effective in preventing sheath blight
  • Environmentally safe
  • Leaves no residue
  • Can be combined with other fungicides

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