Trianum-P and Trianum-G of Koppert Biological Systems will continue as biological plant protection products in Holland. Previously the products were known as plant enhancers. Trianum provides protection against soil (substrate) bound fungi Pythium, Rhizoctonia and Fusarium and also has a plant-reinforcing effect.
Preventive biological fungicide
The Dutch re-registration of Trianum-P and G applies to the claim as a plant protection product against various soil fungi. On the previous label the product was described as plant enhancer with W coding W.0. With the new claim as plant protection product this encoding has been increased to W.1. Old packaging without W coding (W.0) can be delivered until June 1, 2016 and adapted until June 1, 2017.
Thanks to the re-registration both products may now also be used in strawberry production (berries).
New applicability Trianum-P
The formulation of Trianum-P consisted of a non water-soluble clay powder so that it was not possible to apply this product through drip systems. The new formulation is based on maltodextrin which is completely soluble in water (Water-dispersible granulate). Trianum-P can now both be applied through drip irrigation systems and treatment.
The new Trianum-P WG formulation will be available from January 11, 2016. Trianum-G’s new label will be available from March 1, 2016.
Crops
Trianum is admitted as fungicide on the following crops: grass seed cultivation, berries, leafy vegetables propagation plant material (covered crop), leafy vegetables, legume vegetables, fruiting vegetables propagation plant material (covered crop), fruit vegetables (covered crop), cabbage crop propagation plant material (covered crop), cabbage crops (uncovered cultivation), roots and tuber vegetables, stalk vegetables propagation plant material (covered crop), stem vegetables (uncovered cultivation), aromatic herbs crop propagation plant material (covered crop) flower bulb and flower tuber crops, pot plants propagation plant material (covered crop), pot plants (covered crop), cut flowers, arboricultural crops, fixed plant breeding, flower seed breeding, breeding cultivation and basic seed production of arable, vegetable and fruit crops, herbs and ornamental plants, grass vegetation, woody plants and herbaceous plants.
