Synergy Atop Azoxystrobin 16.7% + Tricyclazole 33.3% SC Fungicide
Synergy Atop Azoxystrobin 16.7% + Tricyclazole 33.3% SC Fungicide
Synergy Atop is a systemic combination fungicide containing Azoxystrobin 16.7% + Tricyclazole 33.3% SC. The formulation combines two fungicidal modes of action to help manage major fungal diseases of paddy, including blast, sheath blight and brown spot.
Atop is designed for foliar application in rice cultivation. Its combination of a strobilurin fungicide and a melanin biosynthesis inhibitor provides protective activity against susceptible fungal pathogens.
Product Specifications
| Brand | Synergy |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Atop |
| Technical Composition | Azoxystrobin 16.7% + Tricyclazole 33.3% SC |
| Product Type | Systemic Combination Fungicide |
| Formulation | Suspension Concentrate (SC) |
| FRAC Groups | 11 + 16.1 |
| Recommended Crop | Paddy (Rice) |
| Target Diseases | Blast, Sheath Blight and Brown Spot |
| Application Method | Foliar Spray |
Key Features and Benefits
- Dual Fungicidal Action: Combines Azoxystrobin and Tricyclazole for complementary disease management.
- Rice Blast Management: Helps protect paddy against susceptible blast infections.
- Sheath Blight Control: Supports management of sheath blight in rice.
- Brown Spot Management: Recommended for brown spot disease in paddy.
- Systemic Activity: Provides fungicidal activity within treated plant tissues.
- Crop Protection: Timely disease management helps maintain healthy foliage and crop development.
Mode of Action
Azoxystrobin: Belongs to FRAC Group 11. It inhibits mitochondrial respiration in susceptible fungi, disrupting energy production and restricting fungal development.
Tricyclazole: Belongs to FRAC Group 16.1. It inhibits melanin biosynthesis, interfering with the ability of the rice blast fungus to penetrate plant tissues.
The combination provides complementary modes of action for managing susceptible rice fungal diseases.
Recommended Crops and Diseases
| Crop | Target Diseases |
|---|---|
| Paddy (Rice) | Blast, Sheath Blight and Brown Spot |
Recommended Dosage
For Azoxystrobin 16.7% + Tricyclazole 33.3% SC, an Indian registered formulation label specifies 500 ml per hectare in 500 litres of water per hectare, equivalent to approximately 200 ml per acre.
Important: This is a reference rate for the same technical formulation, not a confirmed Synergy Atop label recommendation. Verify the exact dosage and application instructions on the original Atop container before use.
How to Apply
- Confirm the crop, target disease and application rate on the original product label.
- Measure the required quantity of fungicide.
- Mix the measured product with a small quantity of clean water.
- Add the mixture to the spray tank and fill with the remaining water while maintaining agitation.
- Apply uniformly to paddy foliage using calibrated spraying equipment.
- Follow the registered label for repeat applications, protective equipment and harvest intervals.
When to Use Atop Fungicide
The same technical formulation is recommended for application during suitable paddy growth stages, including tillering and flowering, depending on disease conditions. Follow the original Atop label and local agricultural recommendations for exact timing.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is Synergy Atop Fungicide used for?
Atop with Azoxystrobin 16.7% + Tricyclazole 33.3% SC is a fungicide formulation associated with management of blast, sheath blight and brown spot in paddy.
2. What is the composition shown on the Atop bottle?
The supplied bottle shows Azoxystrobin 16.7% + Tricyclazole 33.3% SC.
3. Is Atop a fungicide or insecticide?
The supplied bottle identifies Atop as a fungicide. The separately supplied Abamectin 1.9% EC description refers to a different pesticide formulation.
4. What is the reference dosage for this formulation?
A registered label for the same active-ingredient combination specifies 500 ml per hectare. The Synergy Atop-specific dosage must be confirmed from its own label.
5. Can this formulation manage rice blast?
Yes. Rice blast is a registered target disease for Azoxystrobin 16.7% + Tricyclazole 33.3% SC formulations.
6. Can this formulation be used for sheath blight?
Yes. Sheath blight is among the listed diseases for this active-ingredient combination in rice.
7. What are the FRAC groups of the active ingredients?
Azoxystrobin belongs to Group 11, while Tricyclazole belongs to Group 16.1.
Safety: Use only on crops approved on the original product label. Wear suitable protective equipment, avoid contamination of water sources and follow the registered pre-harvest interval. Do not mix with other pesticides unless permitted by the label.
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