Mefenoxam CAS 70630-17-0

Mefenoxam CAS 70630-17-0 is currently the most widely used and representative fungicide in the world. Belonging to the N-acylalanine class of compounds, it is characterized by high efficiency, low toxicity, and strong systemic activity. Before the 1990s, these chiral enantiomers were studied and developed as single compounds, focusing on their environmental behavior. Currently, the pesticide industry generally supports the separation and purification of isomers with different biological activities to reduce the number of ineffective and non-effective forms entering the environment, thereby lowering environmental harm and operator exposure doses. Simultaneously, while achieving the same control efficacy, the amount of pesticide used in the field can be significantly reduced, saving costs.

Metalaxyl-M is an inhibitor of ribosomal RNAi synthesis. It is a systemic fungicide with protective and curative effects, absorbed by the roots, stems, and leaves of plants and transported to various plant organs via water transport.

Besides its use alone, Metalaxyl-M is currently often combined with other products for crop fungicide control. For example, a fungicide composition prepared by combining Metalaxyl-M and Mancozeb has a significant synergistic effect on the control of various crop diseases within a certain range. It can delay the development of pathogen resistance, reduce the amount of active pesticide ingredients used, improve control efficacy, and is safer for crops, effectively controlling the occurrence and spread of potato late blight.