Tebuazobria

Tebuazobria combines tebuconazole with azoxystrobin, the pairing that has become the backbone of cereal disease programmes. The two halves do different jobs: the strobilurin is strongly preventive and keeps leaves green and photosynthesising, while the triazole reaches back and stops infections already established. Together they cover both sides of the timing problem, and a pathogen has to overcome two unrelated targets at once.

Characteristics

• —Two unrelated modes of action in one product
• —Azoxystrobin gives preventive protection and the greening effect
• —Tebuconazole gives curative reach-back on established infection
• —Broad spectrum across cereal, vine and orchard diseases
• —Built-in resistance management
• —FRAC Groups 3 and 11

How it works

Tebuconazole inhibits C14-demethylase and blocks ergosterol synthesis, halting the growth of fungus already inside the leaf. Azoxystrobin blocks mitochondrial electron transport at the Qo site, preventing spore germination. One is curative, the other preventive; the combination covers a wider timing window than either alone. FRAC 3 + 11.