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39.2 oz.

Segway^® Fungicide SC

Controls Pythium disease in turfgrass

What it is

University and real world trials show Segway^® Fungicide SC is highly effective in protecting professionally managed turf areas, and provides outstanding protection against Pythium disease over a period of 7 to 28 days. The active ingredient of Segway, cyazofamid, stops spores from germinating, preventatively inhibiting all stages of Pythium fungal development.

What it does

Segway controls:

Pythium root dysfunction
Pythium blight
Pythium damping-off
Pythium root rot

Labeled for use in professionally managed turf areas, including:

Golf courses (tees, fairways and greens)
Sod farms
Seed farms
Cemeteries
Professionally managed sports fields
Residential lawns by professional applicators

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Product Type	Fungicide
Sizes	39.2 oz.

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Quick Reference Guide: Pythium Diseases
WHERE	WHEN	SYMPTOMS
Pythium Root Dysfunction
WHERE	WHEN	SYMPTOMS
Bentgrass greens <10 years old Sand-based root zones	Temperatures: 50° – 75°F	Roots are darker in color Lack of root hairs Plant discoloration, thinning, death
Pythium Blight
WHERE	WHEN	SYMPTOMS
Perennial ryegrass Creeping bentgrass Poa annua Fescues	Cool-season turf: Daytime temperature >85°F Nighttime temperature >65°F Relative humidity >90% for 14 hours Warm-season turf: During rainy conditions when temperature >50°F	Collapsed leaves/stems Circular patches approximately
Pythium Damping-Off
WHERE	WHEN	SYMPTOMS
Seedlings of any turfgrass species	Both before and after emergence Any time of year	Similar to seedling wilt, but declines further Turns dark and eventually dies
Pythium Root Rot
WHERE	WHEN	SYMPTOMS
Poorly drained greens Creeping bentgrass and annual bluegrass greens	Symptoms seen in summer months After heavy rainfall during hot weather Any time soil is water-logged for extended periods	Irregular patterns of orange or yellow turf Individual plants appear dark and greasy

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