Sunzim (Carbendazim 50% WP)

Sunzim belongs to the benzimidazole group of fungicides.
Sunzim is effective against a wide range of pathogenic fungi in various crops.
Sunzim acts by inhibiting the development of fungi by interfering with spindle formation at the mitosis cell division stage.
Sunzim is a systemic fungicide with both protective and curative action.
Sunzim has very good compatibility with commonly used agrochemicals.

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Crop	Names of Diseases	Formulation (gm)	Dilution in Water (litres)	Dosage/Acre	Remarks
Paddy	Blast	100-200	300		Wet slurry treatment
Wheat, Barley	Sheath Blight, Loose smut	2 gm/kg seed	1 lit/10 kg seed		Wet slurry treatment
Cotton	Leaf spot	100	300
Jute	Seedling blight	2 gm/kg seed	1 lit/10 kg seed	10	Wet slurry treatment
Walnut	Downy leaf spot	3	10 lit/tree		Wet slurry treatment
Sugar beet	Leaf spot, Powdery mildew	80	160
Peas	Powdery mildew	100	240
Cluster beans	Powdery mildew	140	300
Cucurbits	Powdery mildew, Anthracnose	120	240
Chillies	Damping off	2 gm/kg seed	1 lit/10 kg seed		Wet slurry treatment
Brinjal	Leaf spot, Fruit rot	120
Apple	Scab	120
Grapes	Anthracnose	120	2.5 gm/Ltr water
Rose	Powdery mildew	1	2 Ltr
Ber	Leaf spot, Web blight	100-200	300	10	Wet slurry treatment
Moong	Powdery mildew	200	300
Tobacco	Frog eye spot, Anthracnose	90	300

Sunzim is a contact and systemic fungicide.
Sunzim is highly cost-effective and widely used in combination with other mode-of-action fungicides.
Sunzim can be used in various ways, including soil drench, soil mixture, and foliar spray.
Sunzim is compatible with other fungicides and insecticides.
Sunzim has the advantage of multi-site action as well as specific sites, which helps in resistance management.