Avtar Systemic and Contact Fungicide

Indofil Avtar: The Power-Packed Combination Fungicide

Indofil Avtar is a broad-spectrum, high-performance fungicide that combines two potent active ingredients to provide a superior, dual-action defense against a wide array of fungal diseases. By attacking pathogens through multiple modes of action, Avtar is an essential tool for protecting crop quality and ensuring higher yields in both vegetable and fruit cultivation.

Product Technical Profile

• Technical Name: Zineb 68% + Hexaconazole 4% WP

• Formulation: Wettable Powder (WP)

• Mode of Action: * Zineb (Contact Action): A dithiocarbamate fungicide that disrupts the enzymatic activities of fungal spores upon contact.

  • Hexaconazole (Systemic Action): A triazole fungicide that inhibits the synthesis of ergosterol in fungal cells, preventing their growth and reproduction.

• Key Benefits:

  • Dual Protection: Combines external contact protection with internal systemic control.

  • Resistance Management: The combination of two different chemical classes significantly reduces the risk of fungi developing resistance.

  • Crop Vigor: Known for keeping the crop healthy, which supports better flowering and fruit set.

Target Crops & Disease Management

Avtar is highly effective at managing stubborn fungal infections across multiple key crops:

• Application Method: Foliar spray. For best results, use a high-volume sprayer to ensure uniform coverage of all plant parts, especially during periods of high humidity and rainfall.

Important Advisory: Fungicide vs. Insecticide

Please note that Indofil Avtar is a fungicide. It is specifically designed to control fungal pathogens. It will not control insect pests. When selling this product, remind your farmers that they may need a separate insecticide (like those listed in our previous discussions) if their crop is also facing pest pressure.

Disclaimer: This product is for agricultural use. Always read the label for specific dosage and safety precautions. As per your store policy, please inform your customers that all sales are final, with no provision for repair, replacement, or return.

Target Pathogen Reference

(Note: These images represent the fungal pathogens controlled by Avtar.)

![A close-up shot of dark, sunken lesions on a chilli fruit, typical of Anthracnose infection.] ![A photograph showing brown, necrotic spots on a groundnut leaf, indicative of Tikka Leaf Spot disease.]