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The document provides an overview of various fungicides, herbicides, and insecticides, detailing their modes of action (MOA) and chemical classifications. It discusses the importance of combating resistance through the introduction of additional sites-of-action and the effects of these chemicals on cellular metabolism and energy production. Additionally, it highlights the significance of professional development in crop protection through training and certification opportunities.
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The document provides an overview of various fungicides, herbicides, and insecticides, detailing their modes of action (MOA) and chemical classifications. It discusses the importance of combating resistance through the introduction of additional sites-of-action and the effects of these chemicals on cellular metabolism and energy production. Additionally, it highlights the significance of professional development in crop protection through training and certification opportunities.
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Tebuconazole

DMI (demethylation inhibitors) Folicur 250EW

Squalene
1. IMIDAZOLES: thiobendazole, Flutriafol
Cell membrane carbendazim, prochloraz – Botrytis,
Septoria, Fusarium
Impact 125SC
Epoxiconazole
(ergosterol) 2. PYRIMIDINES
3. TRIAZOLES: Protective;
Opus 125SC
Propiconazole
(Curative); leaf greening Tilt 125SC
Rust > Septoria > (Erysiphe)
Resistance - single site-of-action C14
demethylase

Combat resistance by introducing


additional sites-of-action, increase
effect against Erysiphe and reduce
total cost of application.

Inh. of steroid reduction


MORPHOLINES: Δ14 reductase
Protective; (Curative)
Fenpropidin Tern 750
Erysiphe > rust Fenpropimorph Corbel
Two sites-of-action 750EC
Inh. of steroid isomerization
Oomycetes Δ8-Δ7 isomerase
partially systemic

Ergosterol
DIMETHOMORPH

Cellulose
Cell wall
biosynth.
(chitin; cellulose) inh.

Cell wall and -


membrane
• Electron transport complexes I-IV or ATP synthase
inhibitors starve cells of energy by preventing ATP
formation
• True Fungi AND Oomycetes
• Narrow spectrum, single-site MOA (resistance)
• Generally newer chemistries; lower rate
• Generally effective: inhibit spore germination,
penetration, mycelial growth (protective & curative)
• MOA cascades => synergy?

Complex I: Diflumetorim, Complex II: CARBOXAMIDES


(Tolfenpyrad, INS) PM Rust Boscalid, Bixafen Botrytis H+
FADH O2 H2O ADP ATP
Qi: Cyazofamid
NADH
Residual Oomycetes
In
II
SDH Qi

ATPsynth
I III IV ATP synthase
Q cyt bc1 Cyt c
NADH CoQ inhibitors
oxidoreductase oxidase

Qo
Cyt c
Out
H+ uncouplers: PYRIDINES
H+ H+ H+ H+ Protective Contact, good
Qo: STROBILURINS Protective; some curative (spore germ. residual effect. Mildew,
& mycelial growth, residual. Leaf greening Septoria > Rust blight & moulds Fluazinam
> (Erysiphe) Kresoxim methyl Mentor KrM150 Shirlan, Foliar. DP, WP, SC
Azoxystrobin Amistar 250SC Pyraclostrobin Comet 250EC

Energy
metabolism
glyphosate
EPSP inh
Glucose

Aromatic E4P F6P


EPSP
amino acids

isoxaflutole RuBP Rub CO2


sulcotrione HPPD HPPD Aclonifen
mesotrione inh PQ
PDS inh clomazone
Vit E DFF
PDS
H+ ATP PPOinh DXP
Bleaching
fomesafen

ROS
CHL
ATPsynth

PQ
PSII PSI

Thylakoid
H+ H2O PSII inh PSI inh membrane
Pigment diquat
diuron
atrazine synthesis paraquat ROS burning
NH4+

GluS Glutamine
GluS inh glufosinate

Light activation of ROS


florasulam, imazapyr,
non-SU imazethapyr

Glucose metsulfuron, tribenuron


SU thifensulfuron, rimsulfuron
NIC

Pyruvate ALS Br. chain Cytosol


ROS burning Stunting amino acids

Rub
CO2

Acetyl coA

Anthocyanin Twisting
ACC ACCase inh
ROS
FOPS: fenoxaprop, clodinafop
DIMS: clethodim
PSII PQ PSI
Fatty acid Plastid &
non- cytosol , ER
synthesis ACCase
Thiocarbamates: prosulfocarb.
H2O Thylakoid
membrane VLCFA
Chloracetamides metazachlor
Isoxazolines pyroxasulfone

Cellular metabolism
Neural (synaptic) inhibitors; Na K Cl channel modulators
(Inhibitory synapse) (Activatory synapse)
GABA synapse Cholinergic (ACh) synapse

Nerve impulse

Nerve impulse
Pyrethroids
Na+

Choline
Choline
transporter

GABA ACh Acetyl coA

Phenylpyrazoles Choline Phosphates


Avermectins Cl- AChE
GABA Neonicotinoids ACh
AcOH Carbamates
GABA
receptor Ach receptor
GABA activated
chloride channel

Nerve impulse
Nerve impulse

Hyperpolarization; Stimulated nerve


decreased nerve transmission transmission => tremors and
=> flaccid paralysis and death uncontrolled movement

Nerve or muscle
action
• Energy metabolism inhibitors starve cells of energy by
preventing ATP formation, resulting in paralysis.
• Fast to moderately fast acting
• MOA cascades => synergy?

Complex II
Beta-ketonitrile derivatives
Complex III Qi inh
ADP H ATP
Carboxanilides +
Flometoquin O2 H2O
FADH
In NADH
II
SDH Qi
Inhibitors of ATP synthase

ATPsynth
I III IV Diafenthiuron
NADH CoQ Q cyt bc1 Cyt c Organotin miticides
oxidoreductase oxidase Propargite, Tetradifon

Qo Cyt c
Out
Proton gradient
H+ H+ H+ H+ uncouplers
Chlorfenapyr
Complex I inh Complex III inh Complex IV inh
DNOC
METI acaricides Acequinocyl, Fluacrypyrim Aluminium
Rotenone Hydramethylnon phosphide
Cyanide, Phosphine

Energy
metabolism
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