Nativo Fungicide

Product Overview

Nativo Fungicide is a broad-spectrum systemic fungicide from Bayer CropScience that controls a wide range of fungal diseases across many crops such as rice, tomato, wheat, mango, chilli, grape, and others. It combines two powerful active ingredients — tebuconazole and trifloxystrobin — offering both protective and curative action. 

About Product

• Nativo contains the active ingredients tebuconazole (50%) and trifloxystrobin (25%) in a water-dispersible granule (WG) formulation, delivering reliable disease control. 
• The mode of action combines the protective effect of trifloxystrobin with the curative action of tebuconazole, helping manage fungal diseases effectively. 

Nativo Technical Details

• Technical Name: Tebuconazole 50% + Trifloxystrobin 25% WG

Key Features & Benefits

• Nativo offers broad-spectrum disease control against early blight, sheath blight, powdery mildew, anthracnose, leaf spots and other foliar fungal diseases. 
• Dual mode of action reduces the risk of disease and helps maintain crop health. 
• Provides both preventive and curative effects for more flexible disease management. 

How to Apply

• Shake the container well before mixing with water.
• Apply as a foliar spray when disease symptoms first appear or as a preventive measure. 
• Use a calibrated sprayer and ensure thorough canopy coverage. 

Disclaimer

This information is provided for reference purposes only. Always use Nativo Fungicide strictly according to the official product label and accompanying leaflet, and consult local agronomic guidelines for exact application rates and safety precautions. 

FAQ's

1. What is Bayer Nativo Fungicide used for?

Bayer Nativo Fungicide is used to manage specified fungal diseases in crops. It offers protective and curative activity against susceptible fungal pathogens, according to the product label.

2. What is the composition of Nativo Fungicide?

Nativo Fungicide contains Tebuconazole 50% + Trifloxystrobin 25% WG. These active ingredients provide complementary activity for managing fungal diseases. 

3. Which crops are recommended for Nativo Fungicide?

Bayer lists crops such as rice and tomato among its recommended crops. Other approved crops and uses depend on the current Indian product label. 

4. Which diseases does Nativo Fungicide control?

Depending on the crop, listed target diseases include rice blast, sheath blight, tomato early blight, powdery mildew, and certain leaf spot and anthracnose diseases. Check the crop-wise product label for approved uses. 

5. What is the dosage of Nativo Fungicide per acre?

The dosage varies by crop and target disease. Follow the current product label for the recommended quantity, spray volume, and application interval.

6. Is Nativo Fungicide systemic or contact?

Nativo combines systemic activity from tebuconazole with protective and mesostemic activity from trifloxystrobin, helping protect treated crops against susceptible fungal pathogens.

7. When should Nativo Fungicide be applied?

Apply it at the crop stage and disease timing specified on the product label. Timely application and proper spray coverage can help manage fungal diseases effectively.

8. What precautions should farmers follow when using Nativo Fungicide?

Follow the label dosage and safety instructions, wear appropriate protective equipment, avoid spray drift and water contamination, and observe the specified pre-harvest interval.