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Anti resistance strategy<br />

• Azoxystrobin is a strobilurin and an important fungicide<br />

for broad-spectrum disease control in bulb onions,<br />

garlic and shallots, helping to maximise marketable yields<br />

• Mixing fungicides with different modes of action may help<br />

minimise resistance development. OLYMPUS is a mixture<br />

of a strobilurin with a chloronitrile fungicide active against<br />

the same key diseases in onions<br />

• To safeguard the future of the strobilurin fungicides it is<br />

important to further alternate OLYMPUS with alternative<br />

modes of action<br />

• The FRAC recommendations for the number of strobilurin<br />

treatments in a programme, when applied in a mixture<br />

such as OLYMPUS are as follows:<br />

Total number<br />

of fungicide<br />

applications per crop<br />

Up to<br />

5<br />

6 7 8 9 10<br />

Botrytis<br />

Maximum recommended<br />

strobilurin sprays<br />

in mixture<br />

2 3 3 4 4 5<br />

OLYMPUS – Botrytis squamosa control in bulb onions<br />

FOLIO GOLD fb OLYMPUS fb<br />

dimethomorph+mancozeb (x2)<br />

OLYMPUS 2.5 l/ha (x6)<br />

mancozeb fb dimethomorph<br />

+mancozeb (x3)<br />

Untreated<br />

OLYMPUS sets new standards<br />

controlling leaf spot Botrytis squamosa<br />

Trial at Stapleford cv. Sunskin 2006<br />

Spray Programme: started at 4-6 leaves.<br />

6 sprays applied at 7-14 day intervals. LSD: 8.5<br />

0 10 20 30 40 50<br />

% Green leaf area 3 weeks after final application<br />

(Impact of botrytis spp. infection)<br />

In a 6 spray programme:<br />

1 x AMISTAR + BRAVO may be applied in addition to 2 x OLYMPUS<br />

OLYMPUS – benefits and strengths<br />

Proven and tested<br />

active ingredients<br />

Broad spectrum activity<br />

Highly protectant<br />

activity<br />

Improved quality<br />

Tank mixing efficiency<br />

The active ingredients in OLYMPUS, azoxystrobin and chlorothalonil are well tried and<br />

tested in onions<br />

Trials have demonstrated good efficacy against the major pathogens; Leaf Spot - Botrytis squamosa<br />

and Leaf Blotch - Cladosporium as well as useful suppression of downy mildew. Use in alternation<br />

with specific downy mildew products for best control.<br />

During periods of high disease pressure, maintain a 7 day spray programme. Both active ingredients<br />

prevent the spread and development of the major diseases<br />

Excellent disease control combined with the strobilurin effect of azoxystobin encourages the green<br />

canopy to persist and delays senescence. This enhances both skin retention and colour of the<br />

onions improving marketability<br />

OLYMPUS has been successfully mixed with trace elements and fungicides. This includes brands<br />

of Manganese sulphate and Magnesium sulphate<br />

<strong>Syngenta</strong> Crop Protection UK Ltd CPC4, Capital Park, Fulbourn, Cambridge CB21 5XE Tel: Cambridge (01223) 883400 Fax: 01223 882195<br />

<strong>Technical</strong> Enquiries Tel: 0800 169 6058 E-mail: customer.services@syngenta.com Website: www.syngenta-crop.co.uk<br />

AMISTAR®, FOLIO GOLD®, and OLYMPUS® are Registered Trademarks of a <strong>Syngenta</strong> Group Company. BRAVO® is a Trademark of GB<br />

Biosciences. AMISTAR (MAPP 10443) contains azoxystrobin, BRAVO (MAPP 10518) contains cholorothalonil, FOLIO GOLD (MAPP 10704)<br />

contains metalaxyl-M and chlorothalonil, OLYMPUS (MAPP 13797) contains azoxystrobin and chlorothalonil. All other brand names used<br />

are trademarks of other manufacturers in which proprietary rights may exist. Always read the label. Use pesticides safely.<br />

©<strong>Syngenta</strong> AG March 2008. VEG44. GQ.

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