Cyprodinil Fungicide

You need a dependable AP-class fungicide that locks down Botrytis, Venturia scab, and Monilinia blossom/fruit rots without complicating operations. Cyprodinil 75% WDG delivers preventive and early-curative performance on high-value fruit and protected crops, backed by OEM flexibility, multilingual labels, and full documentation for regulated markets.

  • Active ingredient / Class: Cyprodinil — Anilinopyrimidine (FRAC 9)

  • Mode of action: Disrupts methionine-linked pathways and pathogen secretory processes to halt infection and lesion expansion

  • Formulations: 75% WDG (commercial), 98% TC (technical)

  • Use focus: Botrytis on grapes/berries/vegetables; Venturia scab on pome fruits; Monilinia brown rot on stone fruits; select protected-crop programs

  • Program role: Preventive → early curative; rotate with non-FRAC-9 partners under IPM

  • Documentation: COA, SDS, TDS, label elements; registration support on request

  • OEM / Private label: Bag/bottle options, multilingual artwork, anti-counterfeit, pallet plans

Supplied to licensed buyers. Always follow the registered label and local regulations. Not positioned for downy mildew/late blight (oomycetes); use appropriate partners there.

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About Cyprodinil Fungicide

About Cyprodinil Fungicide

Product Name Cyprodinil (fungicide)
Active Ingredient Cyprodinil
CAS Number 121552-61-2
Molecular Formula C14H15N3
Target Pests/Diseases Fungal diseases such as botrytis, scab, powdery mildew, and leaf spot
Applicable Crops Grapes, apples, pears, stone fruits, vegetables
Dosage 0.2-0.5 kg per hectare
Mode of Action Systemic fungicide; inhibits fungal growth by interfering with amino acid biosynthesis
Tank Mix Compatibility Can be mixed with other fungicides like fludioxonil and insecticides
Common Formulations WDG, TC
Common Concentrations 50%WDG, 75%WDG, 98% TC
Packaging Types 1kg/bag, 5kg/bag, 25kg/drum
Pre-Harvest Interval 7-14 days
Company Strengths POMAIS offers high-quality fungicides with global OEM/ODM services, customized packaging, and competitive pricing

We offer premium-quality Cyprodinil Fungicide products with customized packaging and labeling to meet our customers’ requirements. Our manufacturing processes are certified under ISO 9001, ensuring consistent quality and effectiveness in fungal control.

Cyprodinil Fungicide

Cyprodinil 75% WDG is a systemic anilinopyrimidine (FRAC 9) fungicide designed for Botrytis programs on grapes/berries/vegetables and scab (Venturia) on pome fruits, with strong fit for Monilinia blossom/fruit rots on stone fruits. It is positioned for preventive to early-curative windows within integrated disease-management programs.

It is not an oomycete solution (e.g., downy mildew, late blight) and should not be positioned as a stand-alone answer for those pathogens. For powdery mildew, rely on dedicated partners; cyprodinil may play only an ancillary role depending on local labels.

Use as a core FRAC 9 anchor in rotational blocks with non-FRAC 9 partners to diversify modes of action across the season and slow resistance development. Pair with sanitation, microclimate management, and canopy practices that reduce wetness duration and inoculum pressure.

For licensed buyers only. Always follow the registered label and local regulations for sites, intervals, and use conditions.

picoxystrobin 25%+cyprodinil 25% WDG
iprodione 20%+cyprodinil 40% WP
pyrisoxazole 8%+cyprodinil 17% SC

Mode of Action & FRAC — Why It Works

  • Biochemical target (FRAC 9, AP class). Cyprodinil disrupts methionine-linked pathways and pathogen secretory processes, suppressing the production of infection-related enzymes and halting lesion expansion.
  • Physiological outcome. Early interruption of the infection cycle results in strong protective activity and early curative reach on susceptible pathogens, with reliable performance under high humidity/condensation risk typical of protected and high-value fruit systems.
  • Resistance stewardship.
    • Rotate cyprodinil with non-9 partners (e.g., FRAC 12/7/3/M groups according to local registrations).
    • Limit consecutive applications as per label; design block rotations to spread MOA exposure.
    • Integrate non-chemical practices (canopy airflow, sanitation of trash/berries, harvest hygiene) to lower selection pressure.

Targets & Crop Fit — Principle-Level Matrix

Matrix indicates fit and program position. It intentionally avoids operational directions or field rates; always consult the registered label.

Crop Core Diseases (Fit) Program Position Notes
Grape Botrytis bunch rot Preventive → early curative in high-risk stages Pair with non-9 partners across bloom to pre-harvest windows; manage cluster microclimate
Strawberry / Berries Botrytis gray mold Preventive in flowering/fruiting; early curative at first symptoms per label Protected cultivation benefit; emphasize sanitation and humidity control
Apple / Pear (Pome) Venturia scab Early-season protection; curative reach per label Integrate with non-9 partners through primary infection period
Stone Fruits (peach, cherry, etc.) Monilinia blossom/fruit rots Bloom and pre-harvest protection Coordinate with harvest hygiene to prevent post-harvest breakdown
Tomato / Pepper (Protected) Botrytis Preventive in dense canopies Ensure airflow and leaf-drying practices; not positioned for oomycetes
Ornamentals (where labeled) Botrytis Preventive/early curative in humidity-prone houses Check crop safety and label scope locally

Not for oomycetes. Downy mildew/late blight require dedicated oomycete fungicides; position cyprodinil only as non-oomycete partner in broader programs where labels allow.

Formulation & Quality Window — 75% WDG (Anilinopyrimidine)

Formulation intent

  • WDG platform (75%) for clean handling, fast wetting/dispersion, and low dust in packing lines.
  • Particle-size control to support uniform suspension and canopy coverage in preventive/early-curative windows.
  • Low-odor profile to fit high-value fruit and protected cropping where residues and smell matter.

Quality window(principle-level)

  • Appearance: Free-flowing granules, uniform color.
  • Wetting/Dispersion: Rapid wetting; complete dispersion in label-approved carriers.
  • Suspensibility: Meets release criteria to limit nozzle settlement.
  • Particle size (range-based): Controlled D50/D90 for stable suspensions.
  • Stability: Cold/heat storage verification per validated protocol; shelf-life within labeled range.
  • Batch control: COA per lot; retention samples; controlled change management.

Technical Profile (indicative fields)

Field Spec (principle-level)
Active Ingredient Cyprodinil
Class / FRAC Anilinopyrimidine / FRAC 9
Formulation 75% WDG(98% TC available)
Appearance Free-flowing, low-dust granules
Wetting / Dispersion Rapid wetting; complete dispersion
Suspensibility Meets internal release criteria
Particle Size Range-controlled (D50 / D90)
Stability Cold/heat storage: Pass
Shelf Life Within labeled range
Documentation COA, SDS, TDS, label elements

Program Fit — Rotation Logic & IPM Integration

Role in program

  • Preventive → early-curative anchor against Botrytis / Venturia / Monilinia in fruit and protected crops.
  • Not for oomycetes(downy/late blight);use dedicated partners for those pressures.

Rotation & diversity(stewardship)

  • Rotate with non-FRAC-9 partners(e.g., FRAC 12/7/3/M groups per local labels)。
  • Limit consecutive uses per label; design block rotations through bloom/fruiting/harvest phases.
  • Pair with non-chemical IPM:canopy airflow、sanitation(trash/fruit removal)、harvest hygiene、microclimate discipline。

Program cues(non-operational)

  • High humidity / dense canopy → elevate preventive cadence with diversified MOA blocks.
  • Pre-harvest windows(pome/stone/berries)→ align with residue programs and QA requirements.
  • Facility/packhouse interfaces(berries/grapes)→ stress harvest hygiene to reduce post-harvest breakdown.

Safety & Compliance — Label-Aligned Posture

Regulatory scope

  • For licensed buyers under local regulations. Always follow the registered label for crop/site, intervals, and any restrictions.

GHS semantics & PPE(principle-level)

  • Communicate hazard/precautionary statements and pictograms on artwork per destination rules.
  • Site-appropriate PPE during handling and mixing; train staff on label directions and first-aid statements.

Storage & transport

  • Store sealed, cool, dry, ventilated; segregate from food/feed and incompatible materials.
  • SDS routing and shipping docs per lane; spill kits and incident logs maintained.

Stewardship

  • Risk = Hazard × Exposure:reduce exposure via engineering/admin controls + PPE; integrate IPM to minimize chemical load and selection pressure.

Packaging & OEM — Private Label for Regulated Markets

Pack architecture(indicative)

  • Small packs(retail/professional):250 g / 500 g / 1 kg WDG bags(foil/laminate),cartonized with batch & QR traceability。
  • Bulk:5–25 kg drums for repack partners(where allowed)。
  • Artwork:Multilingual labels(EN/ES/FR/AR/RU, others on request),region-specific statements,anti-counterfeit options。
  • Pallet & lane fit:Drop-tested cartons,pallet patterns tuned to route constraints;photo pack before dispatch。

OEM workflow

  • Scope & market → crops/diseases/label languages。
  • Compliance check → label elements & barcodes;artwork lock。
  • Pilot samples → fit/finish approval。
  • Batch release → COA/SDS/TDS;retention & photo pack。
  • Logistics kit → pallet map、packing list、SDS routing sheets。

Packaging options(quick table)

Pack Type Net Content Label Languages Units/Carton Palletization Notes
Laminate pouch 250 g / 500 g EN/ES/FR/AR/RU 20–40 Route-fit Foil barrier; low dust
Laminate pouch 1 kg EN/ES/AR/RU 10–20 Route-fit QC photo pack
Drum (bulk) 5–25 kg EN(others on req.) Route-fit For repack partners

Evidence & Assurance

  • Stability verification:Cold/heat storage pass; shelf-life within labeled range。
  • Physico-chemical conformance:Wetting/dispersion、suspensibility、particle-size distribution within release ranges。
  • Traceability:COA per lot;retention samples;controlled change management。
  • Third-party summaries (where available)
    Third-party or independent test summaries can be appended to your vendor file under NDA. Sensitive process parameters are not disclosed.

FAQ

No. Those are oomycete diseases; use dedicated partners. Cyprodinil is positioned for Botrytis / Venturia / Monilinia.

FRAC 9 (AP class). It signals the mode of action and guides rotation to slow resistance.

It’s strongest preventive → early-curative. For advanced infections, use diversified programs per label.

COA, SDS, TDS, label elements by default; registration support dossier on request.

250 g–25 kg across pouches/drums;multilingual labels(EN/ES/FR/AR/RU, others on request)with batch/QR features.

Alternate with non-FRAC-9 partners(e.g., 12/7/3/M per local registrations),limit consecutive uses,embed IPM practices.

Get a Quote / Request OEM Pack

Share markets, crops, target diseases, expected volumes, pack sizes, label languages, and documentation needs. We’ll return a lane-fit proposal with artwork checkpoints, pallet plan, and delivery window.

Request the Starter Dossier

Receive a curated pack:overview, label-elements checklist, packaging options, documentation index。
Note: This page provides no operational directions, mixes, or field rates. Always follow the registered label and local regulations.

Product Name Cyprodinil (fungicide)
Active Ingredient Cyprodinil
CAS Number 121552-61-2
Molecular Formula C14H15N3
Target Pests/Diseases Fungal diseases such as botrytis, scab, powdery mildew, and leaf spot
Applicable Crops Grapes, apples, pears, stone fruits, vegetables
Dosage 0.2-0.5 kg per hectare
Mode of Action Systemic fungicide; inhibits fungal growth by interfering with amino acid biosynthesis
Tank Mix Compatibility Can be mixed with other fungicides like fludioxonil and insecticides
Common Formulations WDG, TC
Common Concentrations 50%WDG, 75%WDG, 98% TC
Packaging Types 1kg/bag, 5kg/bag, 25kg/drum
Pre-Harvest Interval 7-14 days
Company Strengths POMAIS offers high-quality fungicides with global OEM/ODM services, customized packaging, and competitive pricing

We offer premium-quality Cyprodinil Fungicide products with customized packaging and labeling to meet our customers’ requirements. Our manufacturing processes are certified under ISO 9001, ensuring consistent quality and effectiveness in fungal control.

Cyprodinil Fungicide

Cyprodinil 75% WDG is a systemic anilinopyrimidine (FRAC 9) fungicide designed for Botrytis programs on grapes/berries/vegetables and scab (Venturia) on pome fruits, with strong fit for Monilinia blossom/fruit rots on stone fruits. It is positioned for preventive to early-curative windows within integrated disease-management programs.

It is not an oomycete solution (e.g., downy mildew, late blight) and should not be positioned as a stand-alone answer for those pathogens. For powdery mildew, rely on dedicated partners; cyprodinil may play only an ancillary role depending on local labels.

Use as a core FRAC 9 anchor in rotational blocks with non-FRAC 9 partners to diversify modes of action across the season and slow resistance development. Pair with sanitation, microclimate management, and canopy practices that reduce wetness duration and inoculum pressure.

For licensed buyers only. Always follow the registered label and local regulations for sites, intervals, and use conditions.

picoxystrobin 25%+cyprodinil 25% WDG
iprodione 20%+cyprodinil 40% WP
pyrisoxazole 8%+cyprodinil 17% SC

Mode of Action & FRAC — Why It Works

  • Biochemical target (FRAC 9, AP class). Cyprodinil disrupts methionine-linked pathways and pathogen secretory processes, suppressing the production of infection-related enzymes and halting lesion expansion.
  • Physiological outcome. Early interruption of the infection cycle results in strong protective activity and early curative reach on susceptible pathogens, with reliable performance under high humidity/condensation risk typical of protected and high-value fruit systems.
  • Resistance stewardship.
    • Rotate cyprodinil with non-9 partners (e.g., FRAC 12/7/3/M groups according to local registrations).
    • Limit consecutive applications as per label; design block rotations to spread MOA exposure.
    • Integrate non-chemical practices (canopy airflow, sanitation of trash/berries, harvest hygiene) to lower selection pressure.

Targets & Crop Fit — Principle-Level Matrix

Matrix indicates fit and program position. It intentionally avoids operational directions or field rates; always consult the registered label.

Crop Core Diseases (Fit) Program Position Notes
Grape Botrytis bunch rot Preventive → early curative in high-risk stages Pair with non-9 partners across bloom to pre-harvest windows; manage cluster microclimate
Strawberry / Berries Botrytis gray mold Preventive in flowering/fruiting; early curative at first symptoms per label Protected cultivation benefit; emphasize sanitation and humidity control
Apple / Pear (Pome) Venturia scab Early-season protection; curative reach per label Integrate with non-9 partners through primary infection period
Stone Fruits (peach, cherry, etc.) Monilinia blossom/fruit rots Bloom and pre-harvest protection Coordinate with harvest hygiene to prevent post-harvest breakdown
Tomato / Pepper (Protected) Botrytis Preventive in dense canopies Ensure airflow and leaf-drying practices; not positioned for oomycetes
Ornamentals (where labeled) Botrytis Preventive/early curative in humidity-prone houses Check crop safety and label scope locally

Not for oomycetes. Downy mildew/late blight require dedicated oomycete fungicides; position cyprodinil only as non-oomycete partner in broader programs where labels allow.

Formulation & Quality Window — 75% WDG (Anilinopyrimidine)

Formulation intent

  • WDG platform (75%) for clean handling, fast wetting/dispersion, and low dust in packing lines.
  • Particle-size control to support uniform suspension and canopy coverage in preventive/early-curative windows.
  • Low-odor profile to fit high-value fruit and protected cropping where residues and smell matter.

Quality window(principle-level)

  • Appearance: Free-flowing granules, uniform color.
  • Wetting/Dispersion: Rapid wetting; complete dispersion in label-approved carriers.
  • Suspensibility: Meets release criteria to limit nozzle settlement.
  • Particle size (range-based): Controlled D50/D90 for stable suspensions.
  • Stability: Cold/heat storage verification per validated protocol; shelf-life within labeled range.
  • Batch control: COA per lot; retention samples; controlled change management.

Technical Profile (indicative fields)

Field Spec (principle-level)
Active Ingredient Cyprodinil
Class / FRAC Anilinopyrimidine / FRAC 9
Formulation 75% WDG(98% TC available)
Appearance Free-flowing, low-dust granules
Wetting / Dispersion Rapid wetting; complete dispersion
Suspensibility Meets internal release criteria
Particle Size Range-controlled (D50 / D90)
Stability Cold/heat storage: Pass
Shelf Life Within labeled range
Documentation COA, SDS, TDS, label elements

Program Fit — Rotation Logic & IPM Integration

Role in program

  • Preventive → early-curative anchor against Botrytis / Venturia / Monilinia in fruit and protected crops.
  • Not for oomycetes(downy/late blight);use dedicated partners for those pressures.

Rotation & diversity(stewardship)

  • Rotate with non-FRAC-9 partners(e.g., FRAC 12/7/3/M groups per local labels)。
  • Limit consecutive uses per label; design block rotations through bloom/fruiting/harvest phases.
  • Pair with non-chemical IPM:canopy airflow、sanitation(trash/fruit removal)、harvest hygiene、microclimate discipline。

Program cues(non-operational)

  • High humidity / dense canopy → elevate preventive cadence with diversified MOA blocks.
  • Pre-harvest windows(pome/stone/berries)→ align with residue programs and QA requirements.
  • Facility/packhouse interfaces(berries/grapes)→ stress harvest hygiene to reduce post-harvest breakdown.

Safety & Compliance — Label-Aligned Posture

Regulatory scope

  • For licensed buyers under local regulations. Always follow the registered label for crop/site, intervals, and any restrictions.

GHS semantics & PPE(principle-level)

  • Communicate hazard/precautionary statements and pictograms on artwork per destination rules.
  • Site-appropriate PPE during handling and mixing; train staff on label directions and first-aid statements.

Storage & transport

  • Store sealed, cool, dry, ventilated; segregate from food/feed and incompatible materials.
  • SDS routing and shipping docs per lane; spill kits and incident logs maintained.

Stewardship

  • Risk = Hazard × Exposure:reduce exposure via engineering/admin controls + PPE; integrate IPM to minimize chemical load and selection pressure.

Packaging & OEM — Private Label for Regulated Markets

Pack architecture(indicative)

  • Small packs(retail/professional):250 g / 500 g / 1 kg WDG bags(foil/laminate),cartonized with batch & QR traceability。
  • Bulk:5–25 kg drums for repack partners(where allowed)。
  • Artwork:Multilingual labels(EN/ES/FR/AR/RU, others on request),region-specific statements,anti-counterfeit options。
  • Pallet & lane fit:Drop-tested cartons,pallet patterns tuned to route constraints;photo pack before dispatch。

OEM workflow

  • Scope & market → crops/diseases/label languages。
  • Compliance check → label elements & barcodes;artwork lock。
  • Pilot samples → fit/finish approval。
  • Batch release → COA/SDS/TDS;retention & photo pack。
  • Logistics kit → pallet map、packing list、SDS routing sheets。

Packaging options(quick table)

Pack Type Net Content Label Languages Units/Carton Palletization Notes
Laminate pouch 250 g / 500 g EN/ES/FR/AR/RU 20–40 Route-fit Foil barrier; low dust
Laminate pouch 1 kg EN/ES/AR/RU 10–20 Route-fit QC photo pack
Drum (bulk) 5–25 kg EN(others on req.) Route-fit For repack partners

Evidence & Assurance

  • Stability verification:Cold/heat storage pass; shelf-life within labeled range。
  • Physico-chemical conformance:Wetting/dispersion、suspensibility、particle-size distribution within release ranges。
  • Traceability:COA per lot;retention samples;controlled change management。
  • Third-party summaries (where available)
    Third-party or independent test summaries can be appended to your vendor file under NDA. Sensitive process parameters are not disclosed.

FAQ

No. Those are oomycete diseases; use dedicated partners. Cyprodinil is positioned for Botrytis / Venturia / Monilinia.

FRAC 9 (AP class). It signals the mode of action and guides rotation to slow resistance.

It’s strongest preventive → early-curative. For advanced infections, use diversified programs per label.

COA, SDS, TDS, label elements by default; registration support dossier on request.

250 g–25 kg across pouches/drums;multilingual labels(EN/ES/FR/AR/RU, others on request)with batch/QR features.

Alternate with non-FRAC-9 partners(e.g., 12/7/3/M per local registrations),limit consecutive uses,embed IPM practices.

Get a Quote / Request OEM Pack

Share markets, crops, target diseases, expected volumes, pack sizes, label languages, and documentation needs. We’ll return a lane-fit proposal with artwork checkpoints, pallet plan, and delivery window.

Request the Starter Dossier

Receive a curated pack:overview, label-elements checklist, packaging options, documentation index。
Note: This page provides no operational directions, mixes, or field rates. Always follow the registered label and local regulations.