Solatenol is a second generation broad spectrum foliar fungicide discovered and developed by Syngenta. It is the third Syngenta succinate dehydrogenase inhibitor (SDHI), and the second in the benzonorbornene amide subclass. Solatenol is highly active on a wide range of destructive plant pathogens. Since 2008, Solatenol has been extensively tested on soybean rust in Brazil's key growing regions. In more than 800 trials, Solatenol consistently provided top performance at rates as low as 30g/ha with step change control of rust. Solatenol provides superior rust control to all commercially available fungicide options as well as those currently in the process of registration. The excellent performance as well as crop tolerance results in top yields; between 100-400 kg/ha more than the market standards depending on disease pressure. The high intrinsic activity as well as slow uptake and translaminar movement into the plant results in long lasting effect with protection outside and inside of the tissue. Solatenol is formulted in mixture with azoxystrobin as ElatusTM, a broad spectrum preventative fungicide with long lasting disease control. ElatusTM is currently registered in Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina and Bolivia

Solatenol: Strongest soybean rust control, highest crop yields

248th National Meeting (2014)

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