Fungicides, Agricultural, 2. Individual Fungicides

1.	Introduction
2.	Fungicidal Antibiotics
3.	Inorganic Compounds
4.	Organometallic and Metal–Organic Compounds
5.	Dithiocarbamates
5.1.	Metal-Free Dithiocarbamates
5.2.	Metal-Containing Dithiocarbamates
6.	Imides
7.	Amides
8.	Dicarboximides
9.	Aliphatic Compounds
10.	Phenyl-Substituted Compounds
11.	Organophosphates
12.	Phosphites
13.	Benzimidazoles
14.	Anilides
15.	Acylamino Acids
16.	Amides
17.	Inhibitors of Sterol Biosynthesis
17.1.	Triazoles
17.2.	Imidazoles
18.	Pyridines
19.	Pyrimidines
20.	Pyrroles
21.	Morpholines
22.	Strobulins
23.	Carbamates
24.	Dinitrophenols
25.	Oxazoles
26.	Quinolines
27.	Quinones
28.	Quinoxalines
29.	Thiazoles and Thiazolidines
30.	Thiocarbamates
31.	Triazines
32.	Unclassified Fungicides

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