Use for disease control and plant health.
- Target pest
- fungal pathogens
- Location
- Both
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Pristine is a fungicide used for disease control and to maintain plant health in various crops, including alfalfa, avocado, berries, bulb vegetables, citrus, stone fruit, strawberry, and tree nuts. It contains two active ingredients: pyraclostrobin (12.8%) and boscalid (25.2%). It is effective against a range of fungal pathogens and is categorized under FRAC Group 7 and Group 11. The product can be applied via ground application, aerial application, or through sprinkler irrigation systems. When using ground applications, users must follow specific instructions for boom, airblast, and handheld technologies to manage drift. For aerial applications in New York State, specific restrictions apply to protect aquatic habitats. The label emphasizes the importance of rotating modes of action with other fungicides to prevent resistance management issues. Handling requires specific PPE, including protective eyewear, long-sleeved clothing, and chemical-resistant gloves. Users should be aware of environmental hazards, particularly regarding groundwater and surface water contamination, and must follow strict directions for storage and disposal to prevent environmental impact.
Use for disease control and plant health.
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| Can be mixed with fungicides, insecticides, herbicides, liquid fertilizers, biological control products, and adjuvants. Follow specific compatibility instructions for tank mixing. |