Areli

MODE OF ACTION OF ARELI:

ARELI is a modern fungicide with a dual, highly effective mode of action – both surface and systemic. Intended for professional preventive treatments, the preparation penetrates deeply into the tissues of leaves and shoots, while simultaneously creating a durable protective barrier on their surface. This ensures comprehensive crop protection against infections, even under conditions of intense shoot growth or high plant density.

The unique formula combines two active substances from different chemical groups, thus attacking pathogens on multiple fronts. It blocks respiration processes at the cellular level of the disease agent and effectively stops cellulose synthesis in fungal structures. This mechanism prevents the development of potato late blight and makes ARELI an excellent foundation for anti-resistance strategies in multi-treatment protection programmes.

CONTENT OF ACTIVE SUBSTANCES:

cyazofamid (compound from the cyanoimidazole group) - 80 g/l

valifenalate (compound from the acylalanine group) - 150 g/l

Advantages of using ARELI:

• Comprehensive 2-in-1 protection: The combination of systemic and surface action creates a tight preventive barrier, preventing pathogen penetration.
• Effective resistance management: The composition of substances with different modes of action prevents the emergence of resistant strains of potato late blight.
• Wide and flexible application window: Usable from the 7th leaf stage up to full maturity (BBCH 17-89), allowing perfect adjustment of the treatment to field conditions.
• Long-lasting protection: Up to 6 treatments per season can be applied while maintaining a short, safe pre-harvest interval during critical threat periods.

Pre-harvest interval:

• Potato - 7 days

ARELI - SCOPE OF USE, TIMING AND DOSES:

Potato

Target pests:	potato late blight
Maximum / recommended dose:	1.0 l/ha
Application timing:	Apply according to forecasting or after the first symptoms of the disease appear, from the stage of the fully developed seventh leaf on the main shoot to the end of fruit and seed maturity (BBCH 17-89). Treatments should be performed at intervals of 5-7 days (shorten the interval to 5 days under high threat or on susceptible varieties).
Maximum number of treatments:	6
Recommended water volume:	150 - 400 l/ha (fine droplet spraying)