Pyraclostrobin 12.8% + Boscalid 25.2% WDG Fungicide

Item	Details
Active Ingredients	Pyraclostrobin + Boscalid
Content	12.8% + 25.2%
Formulation	WDG, Water-Dispersible Granule
Product Type	Combination Fungicide
FRAC Groups	Group 11 + Group 7
Fungicide Classes	QoI / Strobilurin + SDHI
Mode of Action Context	QoI respiration inhibition + succinate dehydrogenase inhibition
Main Positioning	Fruit, vegetable, berry, grape, ornamental and specialty crop disease management
Crop Direction	Grapes, berries, strawberries, vegetables, pome fruits, stone fruits, ornamentals, greenhouse crops and approved programs
Disease Direction	Botrytis, powdery mildew, leaf spots, blights, Alternaria-related diseases and listed fungal diseases where approved
Supply Support	SunAgro branded product supply, packaging communication, documents and batch quality control

What Is Pyraclostrobin + Boscalid WDG?

Pyraclostrobin 12.8% + Boscalid 25.2% WDG is a two-way fungicide formulation for registered crop disease management programs.

The product combines a QoI fungicide and an SDHI fungicide in one water-dispersible granule formulation. Pyraclostrobin supports disease control through QoI respiration inhibition. Boscalid supports disease control through succinate dehydrogenase inhibition in fungal respiration.

This gives the product a clear FRAC 11 + FRAC 7 profile. For local distributors and registration partners, this positioning is important because it separates the product from single-active fungicides and makes the formulation easier to place in planned fruit, vegetable, berry, grape, and greenhouse disease programs.

The product should not be written as a Pyraclostrobin single product or a Boscalid single product. Its commercial value comes from the combined QoI + SDHI fungicide profile, the WDG dry formulation format, and its fit for high-value crop disease programs.

Why Combine Pyraclostrobin and Boscalid?

Pyraclostrobin and Boscalid are combined to provide two different fungicide classes in one product.

Pyraclostrobin is a QoI / strobilurin fungicide. It is widely positioned for preventive foliar disease management and broad-spectrum fungal disease programs where local registration allows use.

Boscalid is an SDHI fungicide. It is commonly positioned for fruit, vegetable, berry, grape, and greenhouse crop disease programs where diseases such as Botrytis, powdery mildew, leaf spots, and other listed fungal diseases are important.

Together, this combination supports a wider disease management profile than a single-mode fungicide. It can fit fruit, vegetable, berry, grape, ornamental, and protected crop programs where local labels support use.

This combination can also support resistance management planning. However, it should not be promoted as resistance-proof. Both FRAC Group 11 and FRAC Group 7 require responsible rotation, label-based application limits, and integrated disease management.

Mode of Action: FRAC 11 + FRAC 7

This formulation combines two fungicide groups in one WDG product.

Active Ingredient	FRAC Group	Fungicide Class	Mode of Action Context
Pyraclostrobin	Group 11	QoI / Strobilurin	Inhibits fungal respiration at mitochondrial complex III Qo site
Boscalid	Group 7	SDHI / Carboxamide	Inhibits succinate dehydrogenase in fungal respiration

The FRAC 11 + FRAC 7 profile gives this formulation a dual-respiration-inhibition fungicide positioning.

For procurement and registration communication, this information is valuable. It helps local partners explain the product clearly, build fungicide rotation plans, and avoid presenting the product as a simple broad-spectrum cure.

Main Use Direction: Fruit, Vegetable and Specialty Crop Disease Management

The main product direction is high-value crop disease management.

This product is especially suitable for markets where fruit, vegetable, berry, grape, greenhouse, ornamental, and specialty crop channels need a dry granule fungicide with QoI + SDHI positioning.

Use Direction	Product Positioning
Fruit crop disease programs	Suitable for registered grape, berry, pome fruit and stone fruit disease directions
Vegetable disease programs	Supports approved cucurbit, leafy, bulb and greenhouse vegetable programs
Botrytis management	Important direction where locally registered
Powdery mildew management	Important direction in grapes, berries, greenhouse crops and other registered crops
Preventive disease protection	Best positioned before or at early disease development
Resistance management	Combines FRAC 11 and FRAC 7 for planned fungicide programs

The strongest page message should not be “controls all fungal diseases.” The stronger message is QoI + SDHI WDG fungicide for registered fruit, vegetable, berry, grape and specialty crop disease programs.

Suitable Crop Directions

This formulation can serve several crop channels, but final crop scope depends on local registration.

Grapes and Berries

Grapes, berries, and strawberries are important directions for this product.

In these crop programs, disease control is closely linked with fruit appearance, harvest quality, shelf value, residue compliance, and export-market requirements. Pyraclostrobin + Boscalid WDG can be positioned for Botrytis, powdery mildew, leaf spot, and other listed fungal disease programs where approved.

For grape and berry markets, product communication should remain precise. Crop scope, disease claim, application timing, PHI, and MRL must follow local registration and approved labels.

Pome Fruit and Stone Fruit

For pome fruit and stone fruit programs, this formulation may be positioned for listed fungal diseases where local registration allows use.

Apples, pears, peaches, cherries, plums, and other fruit crops are quality-sensitive markets. Disease control is often connected with fruit surface quality, harvest timing, residue compliance, and storage-market expectations.

This product should be positioned as part of a planned fungicide program, not as a general fruit disease cure.

Vegetables and Cucurbits

For vegetable crop programs, Pyraclostrobin + Boscalid WDG can be positioned for listed foliar and fruit disease directions where approved.

Cucumbers, melons, squash, leafy vegetables, bulb vegetables, tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, and other vegetable crops may face powdery mildew, leaf spot, blight, Alternaria-related disease, and other fungal disease pressures.

The product is suitable for markets that prefer dry granule fungicide products for vegetable channels, but final use must remain crop-specific and label-dependent.

Greenhouse Crops and Ornamentals

Greenhouse crops and ornamentals can be sensitive to disease pressure and crop safety issues.

In greenhouse tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, lettuce, ornamentals, nursery crops, and protected crop programs, this product may be positioned for Botrytis, powdery mildew, leaf spot, and other listed disease directions where local registration allows use.

For these markets, crop safety, variety sensitivity, ventilation, humidity, tank-mix compatibility, and label restrictions should be considered carefully.

Target Disease Directions

Pyraclostrobin + Boscalid WDG should be written by disease direction, not as a product that controls every disease.

Disease Direction	Product Positioning
Botrytis / gray mold	Key direction for berries, grapes, greenhouse crops and ornamentals where approved
Powdery mildew	Important direction for grapes, berries, greenhouse vegetables and other registered crops
Leaf spot diseases	Suitable for listed fruit, vegetable and ornamental disease programs
Alternaria-related diseases	Relevant to bulb vegetables, cucurbits and other registered crops
Blight diseases	Use only where local disease claims support this direction
Fruit and storage disease directions	Registration-dependent direction in pome and stone fruit markets
Other listed fungal diseases	Final disease claims must follow approved local label

This product should not be promoted for bacterial diseases, viral diseases, or unsupported disease claims. It should also not be positioned mainly as a downy mildew product unless the local registration specifically supports that direction.

WDG Formulation Features

WDG means water-dispersible granule.

For buyers, the value of WDG is a dry granular formulation with practical transport, storage, and water-dispersion performance. It is suitable for markets that prefer dry fungicide products instead of liquid formulations.

WDG products are commonly supplied in sachets, bags, cartons, and export cartons. This format can support compact transport, dry storage, and market-oriented pack size planning.

In some markets, similar products may be registered as WG or wettable granules. Final formulation naming should follow local registration, product specification, and approved label format.

WDG should not be described as fully soluble, completely dust-free, always better than SC, or free from agitation requirements. Its correct value is dry granule handling and water-dispersible field preparation where local label directions support use.

Application Guidance

Use Pyraclostrobin + Boscalid WDG only where locally approved.

This product should be used only on registered crops and listed diseases. It is generally positioned for preventive application or early disease development where local label directions support use.

Under high disease pressure, this product should not be relied on as the only disease management tool. Disease control should also include crop monitoring, correct timing, suitable coverage, proper rotation, and integrated field management.

No specific dose, dilution rate, spray interval, application frequency, crop stage, tank-mix instruction, PHI, or harvest timing should be used without an approved local label.

Resistance Management

Resistance management is a core part of this product page.

Pyraclostrobin belongs to FRAC Group 11. Boscalid belongs to FRAC Group 7. Combining two FRAC groups can support resistance management planning, but it does not remove resistance risk.

QoI fungicides and SDHI fungicides both require responsible use. This product should therefore be used within a planned fungicide program, not as a repeated stand-alone solution.

Recommended positioning for local partners:

Use according to local label restrictions.
Rotate with fungicides from different FRAC groups.
Avoid repeated continuous use of the same mode of action.
Limit seasonal applications according to approved labels.
Follow local FRAC and resistance management guidance.
Integrate fungicide use with crop hygiene, disease monitoring, resistant varieties where available, ventilation management in greenhouse crops, and proper field management.

The product should not be described as resistance-proof or suitable for unlimited seasonal applications.

Crop Safety and Use Boundary

Crop safety and disease control performance depend on crop type, variety, growth stage, disease pressure, application timing, spray coverage, weather, tank-mix partner, greenhouse condition, and approved local label use.

This product should not be used on crops or diseases not covered by local registration. It should not be promoted for bacterial disease control, viral disease control, or non-disease crop problems.

For sensitive crops, ornamentals, greenhouse crops, berries, grapes, pome fruits, stone fruits, and high-value vegetables, local partners should pay attention to label restrictions, compatibility, residue requirements, crop stage, humidity, and local field experience.

Responsible product communication should avoid absolute claims such as no phytotoxicity, complete disease control, all-weather performance, no resistance risk, or guaranteed yield improvement.

Registration and Residue Compliance

Pyraclostrobin + Boscalid WDG may be used in food crop and high-value crop programs, so registration and residue compliance must be handled carefully.

Before market promotion or field use, local partners should check local registration status, approved crop scope, target disease claims, application method, pre-harvest interval, MRL requirements, export crop destination, residue testing expectations, packaging label language, and import requirements.

For fruit, berry, vegetable, grape, greenhouse crop, and specialty crop markets, PHI and MRL compliance are especially important. Export-oriented crop programs should confirm destination-market residue standards before use.

SunAgro supports qualified market partners with product documents and supply communication for local registration and distribution cooperation. Final registration, label approval, crop claims, disease claims, and field use directions must follow local regulations.

Storage and Transport

Store Pyraclostrobin + Boscalid WDG in sealed original packaging under suitable storage conditions.

The product should be kept in a cool, dry, and ventilated place. Avoid moisture, direct sunlight, high temperature, package damage, caking, and damp storage conditions.

For WDG formulations, storage attention should focus on granule appearance, dispersibility, moisture control, caking prevention, active ingredient content, bag sealing, carton protection, and shipment readiness.

Transport and storage should follow SDS and local regulatory requirements.

Packaging Support

SunAgro supports packaging communication for Pyraclostrobin 12.8% + Boscalid 25.2% WDG according to market needs and order requirements.

Available packaging directions may include sachets, bags, cartons, export cartons, batch coding, carton marks, and multi-language label communication.

Packaging can be adjusted according to product specification, registration direction, destination market, crop channel, distribution plan, and shipment requirement.

The product is suitable for local partners who need a finished WDG fungicide formulation with clear active ingredient content, FRAC 11 + 7 positioning, and practical dry granule packaging.

Document Support

SunAgro can support procurement, import communication, registration preparation, and shipment coordination with relevant product documents.

Document support may include COA, SDS/MSDS, TDS, product specification, packing information, label reference, batch information, shipment documents, and registration support documents where applicable.

For this combination WDG fungicide, dual active ingredient specification, Pyraclostrobin content report, Boscalid content report, WDG formulation specification, dispersibility reference where available, and physical-chemical reference information can support registration and procurement review.

Quality Control

Quality control for Pyraclostrobin + Boscalid WDG focuses on both active ingredients and dry granule formulation performance.

Batch review should include Pyraclostrobin content, Boscalid content, granule appearance, dispersibility attention, moisture control, caking attention, granule integrity where applicable, bag sealing, carton inspection, batch record management, and shipment document review.

Each batch should be checked according to product specification, packaging requirements, and export requirements before shipment.

For importers and distributors, stable WDG quality is important because dry granule products must maintain acceptable appearance, flowability, dispersibility, packaging integrity, and field preparation performance during storage and distribution.

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Why Choose SunAgro

SunAgro supplies SunAgro branded crop protection products for qualified importers, distributors, registration companies, agricultural retailers, crop protection channels, greenhouse crop channels, and local market partners.

For Pyraclostrobin 12.8% + Boscalid 25.2% WDG, SunAgro supports product specification communication, packaging planning, document preparation, batch quality control, and export coordination.

This supply model is suitable for partners who need clear specifications, stable dry granule formulation quality, practical packaging options, and document support for local registration and distribution cooperation.

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Please share your destination country, target crop market, disease direction, registration plan, packaging request, and expected order volume. Our team will provide a suitable supply proposal based on your procurement needs.