HeritageMaxx® is an acropetal penetrant fungicide for the control of Anthracnose, Brown Patch, Fairy Rings (Type 2), Leaf Spot, Melting Out, Microdochium, Rust and Take-All Patch in managed amenity turf. It can be applied 4 times per year at a rate of 2.5 L/ha.
Product overview | |
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Product type | Fungicide |
Product name | HeritageMaxx® |
MAPP No. | 18246 |
Active substances | 95 g/l Asoxystrobin |
Formulation | Dispersible concentrate |
Areas of use | Managed amenity turf |
Amateur/Professional | Professional |
Role in protection | Preventative & Anti-sporulent |
Phytomobility | Acropetal penetrant |
Mode of action group | QoI-fungicide |
HeritageMaxx® is a broad spectrum strobilurin systemic fungicide in an easy to use liquid formulation which provides fast activity against turf disease pathogens.
The liquid formulation, HeritageMaxx®, enables both leaf and root absorption ensuring maximum uptake and use by the plant. Rapid movement through the plant ensures that the active substance is transported to the site of infection and begins to control disease pathogens before damage is caused.
HeritageMaxx® can be used preventatively when conditions are favourable for the target disease. It can also be used as an anti-sporulent, to prevent further spread of infection when the pathogen is already active.
The systemic movement of the active substance upwards through the plant provides effective protection good longevity. HeritageMaxx® also has the unique advantage of root uptake, in addition to foliar uptake, meaning that more of the active substance can be fully utilised by the plant.
Pathogen triggers | |||||
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Pathogen | Temperature | Moisture | Nutrition | Sward | Other |
Anthracnose | - | Drought stress Poor drainage |
Low fertility | Excessive thatch | Close mowing Excessive traffic |
Brown patch | > 21°C | Surface humidity; Extended periods of leaf wetness | Excess N Deficient P Deficient K |
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Fairy rings | Hydrophobic residues Drought |
Deficient N | Infrequent aeration | ||
Leaf spot | 15-18°C | Surface humidity Drought stress |
Deficient or excess N | Excessive thatch | Low mowing height |
Melting out | 10-21°C | Leaf wetness | Excess N | Thatch build-up Close mowing |
Shaded areas |
Microdochium | < 15°C | Water logged soil Surface humidity |
Low K | Excessive foliar growth Thatch build-up |
Heavy traffic |
Rust | Extended leaf wetness Drought stress |
Deficient N | Low light intensity Infrequent mowing |
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Take-all | < 21°C | Wet weather Poor drainage Over irrigation |
Excessive N | Excessive thatch | Low mowing heights |
Maximum treatments | Application interval | Max individual dose | Water volume | Application method |
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4 per annum | 2 weeks (minimum) | 2.5 L/ha | 125 - 1000 L/ha | Boom or knapsack sprayer |
Where to use: For use on managed amenity turf: Areas of frequently mown intensively managed turf including all types of sports turf, golf greens, tees and fairways.
When to use: Can be applied at any time of the year when conditions are favourable for disease development (see trigger points for disease above).
For best results apply as a preventative treatment at the earliest stages of disease symptom expression.
How to use:
For boom spraying using a vehicle mounted hydraulic sprayer:
For spot treatments using a knapsack or hand-held sprayer:
Additional information
Bio-Chemical Mode of Action: Azoxystrobin belongs to the QoI class of fungicides (Quinone outside Inhibitors).
QoI's work by blocking the pathogens ability to produce energy through the transfer of electrons.
Mobility: Azoxystrobin is an acropetal penetrant which means that after application the fungicide diffuses through the cuticle and is translocated within the xylem (water conducting tissues) upwards through the plant.
Water potential determines the speed of movement and therefore the fungicide moves more rapidly to the leaf tips in conditions which also favour rapid transpiration.
Application timing:Azoxystrobin is best applied preventatively when disease risk is high but symptoms on the leaf are not yet visible. It can also be used when the pathogen is active as an anti-sporulant to prevent further spread of the infection.
Resistance: QoI fungicides have a highly specific mode of action in which only one biochemical site is targeted within the fungal cell. Therefore resistance can occur from just one mutation of that single site.
QoI fungicides must be alternated with products with a different mode of action. Using a QoI fungicide at the earliest stages of disease development as a preventative treatment will also help to reduce the risk of resistance.
For further information regarding Heritage Maxx Turf Disease control, please contact a member of our technical sales team on +44 (0)1902 440250
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