Pesticide class | Insecticides |
---|---|
Active ingredient | Dichlorvos |
Formulation | 50% EC |
Resistance group | IRAC: 1B |
PHI | 3 day |
Acute Oral LD 50 for Rats | 80 mg/kg |
Dichlorvos 50%EC
It is a non-systemic and penetrating insecticide with contact, ingestion and fumigant mode of action. It belongs to the organophosphate, neurotoxin that acts as a cholonesterase inhibitor in the insect nervous system.
Cases and dosage
Crop |
Pest | Dosage |
Fruit trees | (Aphis pomi), (Taeniothrips inconsequens) and (Bemisia tabaci) | 1-2/1000 |
Tea and Vegetable | (Aphididae), (Thrips tabaci) and (Bemisia tabaci) |
0.5-1/1000 |
Vegetable | (Aphis gossypii Glover), (Thrips tabaci) and (Bemisia tabaci) |
1.5-2/1000 |
Greenhouse | – |
0.8/1000 |
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