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Emamectin Benzoate 5.7% SG

It is a non-systemic insecticide with contact, ingestion mode of action. It belongs to the avermectin, that inhibits muscle contraction, causing a continuous flow of chlorine ions in the GABA and H-Glutamate receptor sites. Emamectin Benzoate is a natural bacterial fermentation product of the soil actinomycete, Streptomyces avermitilis.

EQUALIZER (Famoxadone+ Cymoxanil 52.5% WG)

It is an eradicating fungicide with protective and curative action. It belongs to the Oxazolidinedione and Cynoacetamide oxime. The mode of action of Famoxadone results in the inhibition of ubiquinol cytochrome C oxidoreductase enzyme in complex III of cellular respiration. The mode of action of Cymoxanil is not well known and it has an effect on protein production and DNA synthesis of mycelium growth and prevents the formation of disease-causing fungus cells.

Ethion 47%EC

It is a non-systemic insecticide and contact mode of action. It belongs to the organophosphate, a neurotoxin that acts as a cholonesterase inhibitor in the insect nervous 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.

Fe963-(INNOVIVE)

" Fe963(INNOVIVE)" contains soluble Fe, chelated with EDDHA and with ortho-ortho isomer. The iron element is effective in activating more than 200 enzymes and is known to be the most functioning micronutrient in plant. EDDHA is the most effective chelating agent for alkaline soils that keeps iron active for a long time. The ortho-ortho spatial shape of the Fe-EDDHA molecule strongly protects the iron ions from oxidation and guarantees the amount of plant uptake.

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.

Fenvalerate 20% EC

It is a non-systemic insecticide with contact, ingestion mode of action. It belongs to the pyrethroids which disrupt sodium channels in the axon membrane and has a knock-down property that causes the insect to become paralyzed and fall quickly. Fenvalerit has a quick effect on a wide range of pests of different agricultural products.

Glufosinate-Ammonium 20%SL

It is a non-selective, connected, and semi-systemic phosphonic acid herbicide inhibition of glutamine synthesis, leading to a complete breakdown of ammonia metabolism and subsequent accumulation of ammonia in tissues. This herbicide also interferes with photosynthesis. Glufosinate ammonium is used to control annual and non-perennial weeds, so this herbicide does not control perennial weeds well. Chlorosis, withering of tissues and finally, the death of the weed within 1 to 2 weeks are the symptoms of the effect of the herbicide.

GrowBest

" GrowBest " contains a variety of nutritional elements and supplementary ingredients such as nitrogen, potassium, seaweed, alginic acid, amino acid and micro elements. Amino acids and alginic acid in this fertilizer are strong anti-stress agents which increase plant resistance to environmental stresses. As a result, to use GrowBest, increase coloration and yield

Haloxyfop-R Methyl Ester 10.8% EC

It is a selective, systemic post-emergence herbicide. It belongs to the class of Aryloxphenoxy-propionates herbicides and inhibition of acetyl CoA carboxylase (ACCase Inhibitors). Its mode of action is growing points to inhibit the biosynthesis of plant branched-chain fatty acids. This herbicide is absorbed by the aerial parts and roots of the plant.

Hiro (Chlorpyrifos 40.8% EC)

It is a non-systemic insecticide with contact, ingestion and fumigant mode of action. It belongs to the organophosphate, a neurotoxin that acts as a cholinesterase inhibitor in the insect nervous system.

Imidacloprid 35% SC

It is a systemic insecticide with contact, ingestion mode of action. It belongs to the neonicitinoid, which affects nicotinic acetylcholine receptors in the central nervous system of insects. Imidacloprid is systemically absorbed from the root and released as an acropetal mechanism in the plant. The systemic effects of Imidacloprid do not diminish its effect because of rainfall and rinsing on the plant surface.