A Practical Guide to Turfgrass Fungicides

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36  Chapter 2 Table 2.1. Fungicide Resistance Action Committee (FRAC) designations for fungicide mode of action (MOA) codes and resistance groups for active ingredients used for turf disease control FRAC MOA codea

Fungicide active ingredient

Basic manufacturer product

FRAC resistance group

Nucleic acid synthesis

A

mefenoxam

Subdue Maxx

4

Microtubules, mitosis, and cell growth

B B1

thiophanate-methyl

Cleary 3336

1

B5

fluopicolide

Stellar

43

C2

boscalid flutolanil

Emerald Prostar

7 7

C3

azoxystrobin fluoxastrobin pyraclostrobin trifloxystrobin

Heritage Disarm Insignia Compass

11 11 11 11

C4

cyazofamid

Segway

21

E2

fludioxonil

Medallion

12

E3

iprodione vinclozolin

Chipco 26GT Curalan

2 2

F3

chloroneb PCNB etridiazole

Chloroneb Turfcide Koban

14 14 14

F4

propamocarb

Banol

28

Metabolic or cellular target

Respiration processes (mitochondria)

Signal transduction—cell wall and cell membrane components

Lipids and cell membrane systems

C

E

F

Ergosterol biosynthesis (cell membrane)

G

cyproconazole fenarimol metconazole myclobutanil propiconazole tebuconazole triadimefon triticonazole

Sentinel Rubigan Tourney Eagle Banner Maxx Torque Bayleton Trinity/Triton

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

Glucan (chitin) synthesis in cell walls

H

polyoxin D

Endorse/Affirm

19

Multi-site activity…nonselective inhibition of enzyme function reactions with cellular constituents.

M

chlorothalonil mancozeb thiram

Daconil Fore Spotrete

M M M

copper sulfur

Assorted prod­ucts

fosetyl Al phosphonic acids

Chipco Signa­ture

Uncertain mode of action a

U

See http://www.frac.info/frac/publication/anhang/FRAC_Code_List_2010.pdf for an explanation of FRAC codes.

U U


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