| Welcome to the FRAG-UK interactive search facility |
| Fungicides continue to play a key role in strategies for the control of diseases
in crops, and the development of resistance in the target pathogens is a
continuing risk. Resistance occurs when a pathogen becomes so insensitive to a
fungicide that the fungicide's field performance is diminished, in some cases to
the point where it could be completely ineffective. |
| There are a number of strategies that can be used to minimise the risk of
resistance developing. These include applying the most appropriate products at
the right time and at an appropriate rate. It is also important to make full use
of effective fungicides with different modes of action in mixtures or as
alternate sprays and to avoid repeated use of the same product or mode of
action. |
| The following search facility will generate information on which fungicide
groups and modes of action are approved for a selected crop, to assist the user
in identifying fungicides from different groups which could be used in spray
programmes for anti-resistance management. Codes and comments courtesy of FRAC. Chemical groupings follow classification as used in the Pesticide Manual 14th Edition.
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| For more information on different modes of action, click the mode of action
codes on the output screen. |
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| Please select your crop or choose "All crops" and await your output: |
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View all fungicides sorted by FRAC Code
View all fungicides sorted by FRAC Mode of Action
Fungicide resistance problems encountered in the UK
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