Familiarity with some insecticides
Abamectin – (Vortimec):
Non-systemic acaricide and insecticide, soil nematodes – mobile stages of plant mites – minnows – sucking insects – ants – apple leaf beetle on ornamental plants – cotton – citrus fruits – apple – walnut – vegetables – potatoes and other products.
Stamipride – (Mospilan):
Uses: pistachio psyllium, apple worm, round spot minnow of fruit trees – digestive LD50 217 mg/kg – systemic insecticide – contact and digestive – from the group of neonicotinoids.
Chlorpyrifos – (Dursban):
Chlorpyrifos is a phosphorus insecticide with a contact-digestive effect and a slight smoking effect. Able to control the pest, especially the aphids of cold-fruit trees and citrus fruits, soybean leaves with shields
Cypermethrin:
Insecticide – to kill cockroaches, mosquitoes, ants, scorpions, bees, wasps, termites, bed bugs and millipedes (50-70 cc in 5 liters of water → 100 m2
Deltamethrin – (Desis):
Contact insecticide with high stability – group of pyrothyroids, nerve insecticide – disruption of sodium channels in the nerve cord – uses: Minoz Kalehord – in fruit trees (0.5 per 1000 foliar sprays), sugar beet prodina (1 liter per hectare) – sen nymph in wheat (300 ml per ha)
Diazinon:
Insecticide – Phosphorous poisons – Killing flies, ticks, especially the new mite – Insecticide and acaricide – contact, digestive with penetrating properties = apple worm – pear psyllium – root white worm – all kinds of weevils – pests
Indoscorp (Avant):
Non-systemic insecticide with contact and digestive properties from the acadiazine group is used to control rodent pests in plants. To prevent indoxacarb resistance, you should use pyrethroid insecticides or carbamates.
Malathion:
Insecticide and acaricide – hard winged insect – grasshoppers – sucking insects – (aphids – weevils – thrips – flies – caterpillars and … larvae – butterflies)
Permethrin:
Contact and quick-acting insecticide with a fast spectrum – has some repellent properties – strict control of winged insects – scale insects – wasps – bees – sucking insects – has herbivory on some ornamental plants and calcium nitrate cannot be mixed.
Permicarb – (Primor):
Selective insecticide (methyl carbamate) – aphids in tobacco – rose – vegetable and jaliz 0.5 to 0.7 kg per hectare
P Metrozine:
Systemic insecticide from the triazine group to control tobacco aphids and gnats at the rate of 1 kg per hectare
Diflubenzoron – (Dimylin):
Contact, digestive insecticide, from the benzoylurea group – causes disruption in cuticle formation. Consume when the majority of the pest eggs are hatching and the larvae are in their early stages of life.
Dimitwat:
The insecticide is from the group of phosphates – avoid using this insecticide on kernels because it causes plant burn and leaf fall. The working period is 21-14 days. Common green aphid – poisonous aphid – sugar beet aphid – green caterpillar – cotton caterpillar – weevil – aphid – thrips and other sucking insects – stem nematode
Fan Wallerit:
It is one of the synthetic pyrothyroid insecticides, which also has a little acaricidal effect. By affecting the nervous system of insects, it causes their death. Carnes 10-14 days
Imidacloprid – (Confidor):
Systemic insecticide – contact – to fight sucking pests – such as aphids, mites and weevils
Thiodicarb – (Larvin):
It is a systemic insecticide with contact and digestive effect from the group of exyme carabamate. It is considered as a cholinesterase enzyme inhibitor in the nervous system. To control the cotton bollworm – pistachio wood-eating moth (spraying solution) to disinfect cotton seeds, 5 g per 1 kg of seeds – bollworm 1 kg per hectare – 5 per thousand thrips and 1.5 per 1000 wood-eating moths.
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