| Pesticide class | Insecticides |
|---|---|
| Active ingredient | Phosalone |
| Formulation | 35% EC |
| Resistance group | IRAC:1B |
| PHI | PHI for this Insecticides has not been reported |
| Acute Oral LD 50 for Rats | 120mg/kg |
Phosalone 35% EC
It is a non-systemic insecticide and contact with ingestion mode of action. It belongs to the organophosphate, which neurotoxin acts as a cholonesterase inhibitor in the insect nervous system.
Additional information
Target and Dosage
Target and Dosage
| Crop | Pest | Dosage |
| Apple |
(Cydia pomonella) and (Anthonomus pomorum) |
1.5/1000 |
| Pear |
(Psylla pyricola), (Hoplocampa brevis) and (Anthonomus pomorum) |
|
| Plum | (Grapholitha funebrana) | |
| Quince |
(Euzophera bigella) and (Edwardsiana rosae) |
|
| Grape |
(Psalmocharias alhageos) and (Lobesia botrana) |
|
| Pistachio | (Agonoscena pistaciae) | 2.5/1000 |
| (Kermania pistaciella) | 1.5/1000 | |
| Soybean | (Helicoverpa armigera) | 2-3Lit per Ha |
| Sugar Beet |
(Chaetocnema tibialis) and (Spodoptera exigua) |
|
| Sunflower | (Spodoptera exigua) | |
| Corn |
(Rhopalosiphum spp.), (Anaphothrips spp.) and (Mythimna loreyi) |
|
| Alfalfa | (Hypera postica) | |
| Potato | (Leptinotarsa decemlineata) |
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