اسپینوساد %24 سوسپانسیون Spinosad SC %24

[توضیحات] Other Uses : western flower thrips in ornamental plants Application Time : Spraying should be conducted after seeing the first nymph or full insect in the fields and gardens. It is recommended to spray 2-3 times at an interval of 5-7 days for quick control of the pest in order to get the best results. Eggs should be sprayed directly, but whole insects and larvae are killed by contact with sprayed surfaces. Level of Toxicity: LD 50 > 2000 mg/kg Carnes Period: Grapes, 14 days and tomatoes, 3 days IRAC | Toxicity class WHO | ADI | PHI ; 5 | III | 0.012 mg/kg | 3 days [Crop Introduction] Spinosad is a contact and digestive insecticide that works by activating nicotinic acetylcholine receptors in the neurological system of insects and causes the paralysis of the pest. This pesticide has a natural origin, which is produced by anaerobic fermentation by soil bacteria called Saccharopolyspora spinosa. Therefore, like chemical pesticides, it does not have extensive effects on organisms and the environment. Spinosad is influential on all stages of insects’ development, including eggs, [Consumptions] Crop | Pest | Dosage ; Tomato | Fruit worm | 150 ml per hectare ; Grapes | European graperine moth | 0.25 per thousand ; Cotton | Cotton leaf worm | 200-250 ml per hectare ; Storage crops | Storage pest | 4 ml per square meter in empty warehouses ; Potato | Colorado potato beetles | 75 ml per hectare [Caution and Warning] Mixing with other compounds : This pesticide can be mixed with many pesticides and fertilizers, but it is necessary to test it on a small scale before using it. Post-consumption or post-cultivation problems : The use of pheromone traps is necessary to determine the most appropriate time to fight fruit-eating worms. A resistance management plan is used to reduce the possibility of insecticide resistance. Plants should not be sprayed more than three times in a row. The maximum frequency of spraying is six times a year. Spraying during strong sunlight on open flowers is not recommended at all. It causes spots or phtotoxicity on some plants such as African violets.