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Bifenazate 24% SC

It is contact and knockdown Acaricide. It belongs to the Bifenazate. Inhibition of mitochondrial complex III in electron transport mechanism of action. All mite stages as well as the larvae eggs can be combated with bifenazate.

Chlorfenapyr 36% SC

It is a contact, ingestion, and semi-systemic acaricide. It belongs to the arylpyrrole group, which prevents the production of ATP in the pest by disrupting the cellular respiratory system.

Etoxazole 10%SC

It is contact and non-systemic action. It belongs to the diphenyloxazole class of acaricides. Etoxazole is effective only on eggs, larvae and nymph stage of mites and also affects the reproduction process of female adults.

Fenpyroximate 5%SC

It is contact and penetration Acaricide. It belongs to the phenoxypyrazol and mode of action is to interfere with mitochondrial electron transport. Fenpyroximate is effective on different stages of mites.

NPK 10-52-10

“NPK 10-52-10” contains nitrogen, potassium and high percentage of phosphorus, which can be used to supply the elements needed by the plant at the beginning of the vegetative and reproductive stages, as well as to increase rooting and flowering in all crops and reducing flower drop and increasing plant resistance against stresses. The most important functions of phosphorus in plants are energy transfer in plant metabolism, presence in the structure of cell wall phospholipids, cell division, synthesis and transfer of sugar and starch, growth and development of hairy roots, as well as development of reproductive parts.

Pyridaben 20% WP

It is contact and non-systemic acaricide, with rapid knock-down and long residual activity. It belongs to the pyridazinon and mode of action is to interfere with mitochondrial electron transport. Pyridaben is effective on larvae, nymph and adult stages of mites

Tebufenozide20%

It is a systemic insecticide with ingestion mode of action. It belongs to diacylhydrazine, which mimics the action of the insect moulting hormone, ecdysone. Larvae stop feeding within hours of exposure and then undergo a lethal, unsuccessful moult.

Thiodicarb 80% DF

It is a contact and ingestion mode of action insecticide. It belongs to carbamate, which is an inhibitor of the cholinesterase enzyme in the nervous system, which is destroyed by the accumulation of acetylcholine in synapses, a living insect, due to repeated stimulation and convulsions.