Thynon Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends 2024
Developed in early 1960s, thynon is a sulfur containing organic foliar fungicide. It is a widely used fungicide across the world. Thynon is a fungicide belonging to the group quinone. It is used for controlling various pests such as Venturia, Plasmopara, Botryosphaeria & Glomerella, and Podosphaera & Venturia. Thynon is available as a wetted powder (75%) and emulsifier concentrate (25%). The compound is used on a variety of deciduous, bush, stone fruits, citrus, vegetable crops, coffee and tea. Thynon is also used on a range of fruits and vegetables as a multi-site contact fungicide that inhibits spore germination. It has been used widely in order to control fungal diseases and increase crop production. Thynon is used to protect the soil against denitrifying bacteria to reduce the bacterial diversity in the soil. It also reduces the number of bacteria and streptomycetes in sandy soil. Thynon does not blend well with alkaline substances; it should not be used with...
