Once a pulse crop has overcome early emergence and stand establishment challenges, it’s crucial to protect yield and quality with a foliar fungicide under conditions that are conducive to disease.

Choosing the right fungicide to address the toughest diseases your crop is facing is the next step in realizing the yield potential of your investment and capitalizing on your early season successes to maximize yield.

If you're worried about	In	You need	With the active ingredients
Anthracnose	Lentils	Elatus®	Solatenol® (Group 7 fungicide) Azoxystrobin (Group 11 fungicide)
Ascochyta
Mycosphaerella blight
Anthracnose	Chickpeas Peas	Miravis® Neo	Propiconazole (Group 3 fungicide) ADEPIDYN® (Group 7 fungicide) Azoxystrobin (Group 11 fungicide)
Ascochyta
Powdery mildew
Sclerotinia (suppression only)	Chickpeas Peas Lentils

​​​​​​​Elatus^® vs. Miravis^® Neo – what’s the difference?

Elatus^® is a dual mode of action fungicide that contains the high-performing active ingredient Solatenol^® (Group 7) for excellent activity on key foliar diseases in lentils.

The chemical structure of Solatenol^® gives it two advantages over other SDHIs like Xemium®^® (fluxapyroxad) in Priaxor^® or Dyax^® fungicides. First, it has a stronger affinity to fungal pathogen receptor sites, resulting in higher potency and improved disease control. It also binds to the waxy layer of the leaf, preventing the plant from metabolizing it as quickly as competitor fungicides for longer residual disease control.

Source: Field trial conducted in Stein, Switzerland, in 2014. N = 1, 10 replications in Arina winter wheat (one leaf per plant from five plants, from each of two plots, sampled at each point in time and analyzed separately).

Miravis^® Neo is the only three mode of action pulse fungicide. It delivers long-lasting, consistent protection against key diseases like Ascochyta and Mycosphaerella blight in chickpeas and peas, and is formulated with ADEPIDYN^® (Group 7) – a breakthrough SDHI mode of action fungicide.

ADEPIDYN^® belongs to the carboxamide chemical class and has a succinate dehydrogenase inhibition (SDHI) mode of action. It combines the best features of previous fungicides in its class to deliver unprecedented power, stamina and spectrum.

GO DEEPER: Watch this video to learn more about the ADEPIDYN® molecule

To find out more about Elatus^®, Miravis^® Neo and the rest of the Syngenta portfolio for peas, chickpeas and lentils, download this brochure.