CAS 76674-21-0: Flutriafol

Flutriafol is a pesticide, demethylation inhibitor, and NMDA receptor agonist

Flutriafol is a chemical pesticide that has been shown to have a synergic effect with other antimicrobial agents. It is used as an organic fungicide and insecticide, and can be found in products such as crop protection chemicals, plant growth regulators, and seed treatments. Flutriafol is classified as an oxazole derivative with a basic structure. It is the most toxic of the oxazoles, but it also has the lowest mammalian toxicity. The major toxicological concern for flutriafol is its potential to cause water vapor irritation in humans. It also has ecological effects on soil microorganisms and may affect the pathogenic mechanism of some fungi. Flutriafol reacts with solutions containing metals such as copper ions or silver ions to form residues that are detectable by analytical methods such as HPLC. The terminal residues that remain after flutriafol decomposes are mainly water vapor, carbon dioxide, and nitrogen gas. Flutriafol inhibits

Applications Flutriafol is a systemic fungicide of the triazole class. Flutriafol has broad spectrum fungicidal activity and is used to control effectively cereal powdery mildew, cloud disease, leaf spot disease and rust disease. References Gozzo, F. et al.: Pest. Biochem. Physiol., 40, 68 (1991); Cao, W. et al.: Jing. Huag. Zhong., 36, 33 (2006); Evans, V.J. et al.: BCPC Conf. Pests Dis., 1, 511 (2000);

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