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Small grains - Efficacy of foliar-applied fungicides to manage wheat disease common in mid-Atlantic region

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Active Ingredient	Fungicide Trade name	Powdery mildew	Leaf Rust	Stripe Rust	Stagonospora leaf and glume blotch	Tan spot	Scab (Head blight)
Azoxystrobin	Quadris	F-G a	E	E	VG	E	NR
Mancozeb	Dithane M-45 Penncozeb	P	P	P	P	P	P
Propiconazole	Tilt	VG	VG	VG	VG	VG	P
Pyraclostrobin	Headline	G	E	E b	VG	E	NR
Trifloxystrobin + propiconazole	Stratego	G	VG	VG	VG	VG	NR
Azoxystrobin + propiconazole	Quilt	VG	E	E	VG	VG	NR
Tebuconazole	Folicur	G	E	E	VG	VG	P
Prothioconazole	Proline	G-VG	VG		VG	VG	G
Prothioconazole + tebuconazole	Prosaro	G-VG	E	E	VG	VG	G
Metconazole	Caramba	VG	E	E	VG	VG	G

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a Greater efficacy at the higher application rates.

b Pre-infection applications are more effective.

Effectiveness of foliar fungicides is highly dependent on disease severity, disease-favorable weather, and product timing. The above ratings are for head-to-head comparisons under a best fungicide case scenario. Use decision guides to determine when to apply products.
Key: E = excellent, VG = very good, G = good, F = fair, P= poor, NR = not recommended.

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