Key benefits
- Class-leading, flexible control of a number of diseases in grapes, apples, macadamias and almonds
- A uniquely adaptable molecule – the first of its type – within Group 3 (DMI) fungicides
- Better residue profile than alternative triazoles, with approved MRL’s for EU export
- Molecular flexibility and exceptionally strong cellular binding deliver robust efficacy at a low
- Volume of active ingredient
- Rapid uptake and lasting residual protection
How it works
Although Belanty is classified as a Group 3 fungicide, its hybrid ‘isopropanol-azole’ molecule is the first of its type and unique among demethylation inhibitors (DMIs).
The triazole ‘head’ of the molecule sits on the ‘neck’ of a slim isopropanol unit. That isopropanol component folds into a hook shape as the molecule switches from its unbound conformation to the bound one and docks with its target enzyme.
The formulation of the Belanty molecule promotes rapid uptake and enables it to bind much more strongly than other triazoles to the target enzyme: C 14-demethylase.