Katyayani Plantoveer Fungicide

Katyayani Plantoveer Fungicide: Tebuconazole 50% + Trifloxystrobin 25% WG for Rice, Wheat, Grapes, Mango, Tomato and Chilli

Fungal diseases such as sheath blight, blast, rust, and powdery mildew can reduce both the yield and the market quality of a crop if they are not managed early. Katyayani Plantoveer is a broad-spectrum systemic fungicide that pairs two active ingredients, Tebuconazole 50% and Trifloxystrobin 25%, in a Water Dispersible Granule (WG) formulation. It is designed to work both before and after infection, which gives farmers more flexibility in spray timing.

Plantoveer is suitable for cereals, fruit crops, and vegetables, so one product can cover several crops on the same farm. This page explains what the product contains, which diseases and crops it is meant for, how much to use per acre, and how the two actives work together inside the plant.

Katyayani Plantoveer Product Specifications

Technical Composition of Plantoveer

Key Features of Katyayani Plantoveer

• Combines a triazole and a strobilurin fungicide in one WG formulation
• Works as both a preventive and a curative fungicide
• Systemic movement through the plant along with translaminar penetration into leaf tissue
• Covers diseases in cereals, fruit crops, and vegetables with a single product
• Can be applied with a knapsack sprayer or a power sprayer

Benefits for Farmers

• Helps manage several fungal diseases with one product, which can reduce the number of separate fungicides needed
• Supports protection of healthy plants and better produce quality under proper application practices
• Preventive action helps stop new infections, while curative action helps limit infections that have already started
• Systemic and translaminar properties support longer-lasting protection on treated foliage
• Useful in rotation with fungicides of other groups

Which Crops and Diseases Is Plantoveer Recommended For?

Disease Control Spectrum

Plantoveer Dosage Chart and Spray Method

Use a knapsack sprayer or a power sprayer so the solution covers the crop canopy evenly. Mango is the only crop on this chart where the dose is given per 100 litres of water instead of per acre, so calculate the tank mix for orchards accordingly. Confirm the exact water volume, spray interval, and pre-harvest interval from the product label before use.

How Tebuconazole and Trifloxystrobin Work Together

Tebuconazole is a systemic triazole fungicide. It inhibits sterol biosynthesis in the fungal cell membrane, which weakens the membrane and stops the pathogen from growing. Because it moves within the plant, it acts on infections that are already inside the tissue.

Trifloxystrobin is a strobilurin fungicide. It blocks electron transfer in fungal respiration, so the fungus runs out of energy and cannot continue to grow. Its translaminar movement allows it to penetrate leaf tissue, which supports longer protection on treated leaves.

Since the two actives belong to different chemical groups and act on different targets, the combination gives both preventive and curative coverage in one spray.

Why Choose Katyayani Plantoveer?

• Two modes of action in one product, useful when planning a fungicide rotation
• Registered use across rice, wheat, grapes, mango, tomato, and chilli
• Per-acre doses that are easy to plan for farmers growing more than one of these crops
• WG formulation that mixes easily in a spray tank

Frequently Asked Questions About Katyayani Plantoveer

What is the technical name of Katyayani Plantoveer?
Plantoveer contains Tebuconazole 50% + Trifloxystrobin 25% in a WG (Water Dispersible Granule) formulation.

Can Plantoveer be used as both a preventive and a curative fungicide?
Yes. It can be sprayed before infection to help stop new infections, and it can also be used to control infections that have already started.

Which diseases does Plantoveer help control in rice?
It is recommended for sheath blight, leaf blast, neck blast, and glume discoloration (dirty panicle) in rice at 80 gm per acre.

What is the Plantoveer dose for wheat and tomato?
For yellow rust and powdery mildew in wheat the dose is 120 gm per acre, and for early blight in tomato it is 140 gm per acre.

How does Plantoveer help with fungicide resistance management?
Its two active ingredients work through different modes of action, so it can support resistance management when used as part of a proper fungicide rotation program.

Disclaimer: The details provided are for informational guidance only. Always adhere to the recommended application instructions as stated on the product label and in the accompanying leaflet.