PANTHER GOLD is a contact fungicide with protective and curative properties against a wide range of fungal pathogens. It provides longer protection than other fungicides when used for foliar application. The document provides recommendations for using PANTHER GOLD to treat fungal diseases in various crops like chillies, potatoes, grapes, citrus, carrots, tomatoes, roses, and seedlings. It lists the common fungal diseases for each crop, recommended dosage per acre, dilution in water, and waiting period after application.

2. PANTHER GOLD
[CAPTAN 70% + HEXACONAZOLE
5% WP]
 PANTHER GOLD is a contact / non-systemic
fungicide with protective and curative action.
 It gives excellent protection against a wide range
of fungal pathogens.
 PANTHER GOLD used for foliar application, has
a longer protection period than any other
fungicide.

3.  PANTHER GOLD not phytotoxic when used as
per recommendation.
 Take the required quantity of PANTHER GOLD,
dilute with a little water and stir well by using a
stick. Then add the remaining quantity of water as
per spray volume required and mix well again by
stirring.

4. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FIELD USE
Crop Common name of the
diseases
Dosage / acre
[gm]
Dilution in
water [lt.]
Waiting
Period /
PHI [in
days]
Chillies Fruit rot (Anthracnose) 200 - 400 200 5
Potato Early blight & Late blight 200 - 400 200 21

5. In addition to above PANTHER GOLD may be effective
against diseases of following crops:
CROP COMMON NAME OF THE DISEASES
Grape Downy mildew
Citrus Brown rot; scab
Carrot Leaf spots; Alternaria blight
Tomato Early blight, Late blight
Ornamentals Leaf spot
Rose Black spot
Chilli
Damping-off [Nursery]
 Soil drench in the nursery @ 0.20 -
0.25%
Brinjal
Beans
Cabbage /Cauliflower
Tomato
Tobacco
Note: In case of fruit trees /nursery treatment as soil drench the values given pertain to concentration of a.i. (g) in spray solution
and volume of spray solution required per tree.

6. CHILLIES
Anthracnose of Chilies(Fruit Rot)

7. POTAT0
Note the small, brown, slightly
angular lesions on the foliage.
'Ranger Russet' with severe
early blight symptoms.
Classical early blight lesions
on potato leaflets.
Early Blight of Potato

8. Both early blight and late
blight lesions on can be
seen on these potato
leaves.
Early blight lesions on a potato
tuber
Early blight symptoms on
a potato tuber.

9. LATE BLIGHT OF POTATO

10. GRAPES
Downey Mildew of Grape

11. CITRUS
Brown Rot of Citrus

12. CITRUS(CONT.)
Scab of Citrus

13. CARROT
Leaf Spot

14. CARROT
Alternaria Blight of Carrot

15. TOMATO
Late Blight of Tomato &
Fruit Rot
Anthracnose (rot) of tomato fruit
(also called canker)
Soft Rot(Black) on
Tomato(Alternaria solani)

16. ROSES
Black Spots of Roses (Diplocarpon rosae)

17. DAMPING OFF
Chilies Tomato Brinjal
Beans Cabbage Cauliflower Tobacco