Boscalid; CAS NO 188425-85-6; fungicide active against fungal pathogens in crops including

It can be transferred in plants through leaf osmosis, inhibit mitochondrial succinate dehydrogenase, hinder the tricarboxylic acid cycle, make amino acid and sugar deficiency, reduce energy, interfere with cell division and growth, and have neurological activity to disease, and have protective and therapeutic effects. It can inhibit conidial germination, bacterial tube extension, mycelial growth and spore mother cell to form the main stage of fungal growth and reproduction. The bactericidal action is directly caused by the active substance of the mother, and has no corresponding metabolic activity. It has no cross-resistance to carbendazim and procymidone.