Rudra (Carbendazim 12%+Mancozeb63% WP)

Rudra is a combination chemistry where Carbendazim is from Benzimidazole and Mancozeb is from Dithiocarbamates.
Rudra is recommended on various crops for the control of many diseases.
Rudra is a preventive and curative fungicide with multi-site action on fungi.
Rudra ensures double protection from systemic and contact action.

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Crop	Names of Diseases	Formulation (gm)	Dilution in water (litres)	Dosage/Acre	Waiting Period (In Days)
Potato	Early blight, Late blight, Black Scurf	700	200	108	47
Paddy	Blast	300	300	108	57
Leaf spot, Blast	Groundnut	200	200	109	72
Groundnut	Tikka Leaf spot, Collar rot & Dry Root rot	2.5g/kg seeds	Seed dresser	110	3
Chilli	Leaf spot, Fruit rot & Powdery mildew	300	200	110	3
Mango	Powdery mildew, Anthracnose	1.5g/ltr water	As required depending on crop canopy	110	7
Grapes	Anthracnose, Downey mildew, Powdery mildew	1.5g/ltr water	As required depending on crop canopy	110	7
Tea	Blister blight, Grey blight, Red rust, Dieback, Black rot	500	100-200	108	7

Rudra does not develop resistance in fungi due to its multiple modes of action.
Rudra can be used in various ways, such as seed treatment, soil drenching, rhizome/tuber dipping, and foliar sprays.
Rudra acts by inhibiting the development of fungal germ tubes, formation of appressoria, and growth of mycelia, and also causes disturbance in fungal enzyme functioning.
Rudra is effective against a wide range of fungal diseases in various crops.