Inhibition of Fusarium
The culture comparison presented in the brochure shows the control and the inhibited growth condition.
Poultry
Control of fungal disease and mycotoxins
Anti-Fungal Agent provides strong prevention, control and therapeutic effects against spoilage and toxins caused by fungal contamination of materials and water. The source brochure identifies Candida albicans, Aspergillus flavus, ochre mold, Fusarium species (including vomitoxin, T-2 toxin, fumonisin, zearalenone and scirpenol toxin), Aspergillus niger, Penicillium species and yeasts.
Aquaculture
Fungal disease control in aquatic production
In aquaculture, Anti-Fungal Agent may be used to prevent and control saprolegniasis caused by fungi such as Saprolegnia and Achlya. The disease often occurs after fish are injured; infected fish develop gray-white, cotton-like mycelia on the body surface, commonly described as “white hair disease.” The product also has an inhibitory effect on branchiomycosis, which can cause the gill filaments to become pale and, in severe cases, eroded.
Companion animals
Targeting dermatophyte infections
Dermatophytosis is a zoonotic disease. The principal organisms described are Microsporum canis, Microsporum gypseum and Trichophyton mentagrophytes. Canine ringworm is primarily caused by M. canis, followed by M. gypseum and T. mentagrophytes. More than 95% of feline ringworm cases are caused by M. canis.
Feed & raw materials
Dual action against mold and mycotoxins
Anti-Fungal Agent can be used as a new type of feed mold inhibitor with low cost, good efficacy and strong functionality. It can decompose fungi already present in feed and raw materials while disrupting the structure of mycotoxins, thereby reducing their toxicity.
Aflatoxin challenge
Food and corn images compare aflatoxin inoculation alone with aflatoxin plus Anti-Fungal Agent.
Plant health
Broad protection for vegetables and crops
Anti-Fungal Agent can prevent and control damage caused by fungal diseases in vegetables and field crops, including root rot, Fusarium wilt, tomato black spot, powdery mildew, leaf spot, rust and gray mold. The brochure positions it as a broadly applicable, highly safe and low-cost solution.
Wheat challenge comparison
After inoculation with Fusarium, wheat showed symptoms of leaf blight. After inoculation with Fusarium and Anti-Fungal Agent, no leaf-blight symptoms occurred.
Directions
Usage & dosage
Livestock & poultry
50–100 g
per metric ton of compound feed
25–50 g
per metric ton of drinking water
Dosage may be increased when contamination is severe.
Aquaculture
300–500 g
per metric ton of compound feed
180–300 g
per acre of pond, applied by splashing into the water