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The Solutions

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  • 14 to 28 day Dollar spot control intervals

  • Unique 4th generation SDHI fungicide

  • Preventative and curative activity

  • A powerful single active ingredient for maximum tank mix and rotation flexibility

  • Convenient low use rates

  • - 15.9 ml/100 m2 for 14 day control

  • - 22.2 – 28.5 ml/100 m2 for 21 to 28 days

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  • Broadest label of any SDHI registered for turf in Canada

  • Controls key summer diseases like Anthracnose, Dollar spot & Brown patch

  • Ideal for broad spectrum disease control and resistance management

  • Highly systemic with acropetal and translaminar mobility within plant

  • Convenient liquid formulation

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  • Ideal Iprodione alternative

  • Unique chemistry, the only group 1 (MBC) fungicide in Canada

  • Highly systemic acropetal penetrant provides preventative and curative activity

  • Proven, broad spectrum active ingredient known for its ability to rejuvenate turf suffering from key and potentially devastating turfgrass diseases

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  • Broad spectrum strobilurin fungicide

  • Engineered for quick plant uptake and even distribution within the plant

  • Control of 12 turf diseases including Anthracnose, Take-all patch, Summer patch and Dollar spot

  • Rapid mobility and rainfast in 15 minutes

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  • Non-conventional OMRI Fungicide

  • Plant defence activator (ISR)

  • Preventative treatment for Microdochium patch & Dollar spot

  • Registered for golf and sports fields

  • BioPriority™ Solution



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Technical Representative

Billy Joe Carey

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519-820-8929

barry.johnson@belchim.com

Sales & Account Manager

Paul Grotier

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647-225-8035

paul.grotier@belchim.com

Marketing Manager

Barry Johnson

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416-457-7785

billyjoe.carey@belchim.com

Dollar Spot

The Issue


Causal Agent: Dollar spot (Clarireedia jacksonii)

Hosts: All turfgrasses in Canada


Epidemiology: Summer through fall during periods of higher humidity and air temperatures between 15 – 29°C  (60-85°F).


Target: Foliage


Evidence: In closely mowed grasses, mycelium from previously infected tissue (thatch) will colonize the foliage resulting in small, circular, sunken spots of white or tan coloured blighted turf. These spots rarely exceed 5 cm (2 inches) and are the size of a silver dollar which the name is derived from. These spots can coalesce into larger patches under severe conditions.


Clues:  Cobwebby mycelium covering foliage which can have a spider web like appearance. Lesions on foliage can often have an hour-glass appearance with tan to reddish brown margins which usually extend across the entire leaf blade.

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