Corteva Beam Tricyclazole 75% WP Rice Blast Fungicide

• Verified specialist use: Tricyclazole 75% WP has a registered Indian use for blast in paddy.
• Clear mode-of-action identity: FRAC places Tricyclazole in Group 16.1, making it possible to distinguish same-group substitutes from genuine different-group program options.
• Preventive positioning: FRAC's Tricyclazole guidance recommends preventive application as part of an anti-resistance spray program.
• Exact official application basis: the crop, disease, formulation rate, water volume and PHI shown below come from the Government of India major-use table.
• Label-led guidance: unsupported promises about rainfastness, protection duration, yield increase or universal compatibility are intentionally excluded.

Brand

Corteva Beam

Active Ingredient

Tricyclazole 75% w/w

Formulation

WP - wettable powder

Product Role

Fungicide for registered paddy blast use

FRAC Group

16.1

FRAC MoA Class

I1 / MBI-R - melanin biosynthesis inhibitor, reductase

Chemical Group

Triazolobenzothiazole

Approved Crop on This Record

Paddy (rice)

Approved Disease

Blast

1. Melanin-pathway targeting: the rice blast fungus depends on normal melanin formation in its infection structure.
2. Reductase inhibition: Tricyclazole interferes with the reductase step in fungal melanin biosynthesis, which is why FRAC calls it an MBI-R fungicide.
3. Penetration is disrupted: impaired melanisation reduces the pathogen's ability to form a normally functioning penetration structure and establish infection.

FRAC recommends using Tricyclazole preventively within a program that includes fungicides from different classes. Products containing Tricyclazole 75% WP are same-group substitutes, not different-mode resistance rotations.

PHI means the minimum interval between the last application and harvest. The Government of India table does not state application timing, repeat interval, maximum spray count, nozzle or re-entry period for this row. Follow the current physical Beam label for those directions.

• Confirm paddy, blast, the hectare rate, 500 L/ha water volume and the 30-day PHI on the current physical Beam label before application.
• Measure the treated field area accurately and calculate product and water from the label's area-based direction. Do not treat one grams-per-litre figure as a universal dose.
• Follow the current pack for application timing, mixing order, equipment, nozzle, maximum number of applications, re-entry and any local restriction.
• This page makes no tank-mix or simultaneous-use recommendation. Any separate program product must be applied only under its own current Indian label.
• Corteva's Beam safety data sheet classifies the product as harmful if swallowed and toxic to aquatic organisms with possible long-term effects. Avoid breathing dust or spray mist and avoid eye, skin and clothing contact.
• Use the PPE stated on the current product label. Wash thoroughly after handling and do not eat, drink or smoke while measuring or applying the product.
• Keep product, spray liquid, wash water and packaging away from ponds, drains, waterways and groundwater. Do not contaminate food, feed or drinking-water supplies.
• Store dry in the original closed and labelled container, away from food, medicines, children and animals. Follow the label for first aid and disposal.

Beam and every other Tricyclazole 75% WP product share FRAC Group 16.1. Switching brands does not change the mode of action. When another treatment is necessary, use a separately applied product from a genuinely different FRAC group only when its own current Indian label covers the same crop and disease. Follow each product's individual rate, water volume, timing, PHI and maximum-use limits.

Always read and follow the current Corteva Beam label and leaflet. The physical pack is the final authority for approved use, dose, water volume, timing, repeat-use limits, PHI, re-entry, PPE, first aid, environmental precautions, storage and disposal. This verified guide does not replace the label, Indian regulation or qualified agronomic advice.