Lufenuron
Tech Grade: 97%TC
| Formulations | Target | Dosage |
| Lufenuron 15% SC | beet armyworm | 150-200ml/ha |
| Lufenuron 5% ME | leek maggot | 3750-4500ml/ha |
| Lufenuron 5% EC | beet armyworm | 450-600ml/ha |
| Lufenuron 60% WDG | beet armyworm | 45-90g/ha |
| Lufenuron 15% +Abamectin 5%SC | rust mite | 12000–14000-fold dilution |
| Lufenuron 8% +Emamectin benzoate 2%ME | beet armyworm | 22.5-30ml/ha |
| Lufenuron 20% +Abamectin-aminomethyl 5%SC | rust mite | 8000–10000-fold dilution |
| Lufenuron 5% +Profenofos 50%EC | cotton bollworm | 450-750ml/ha |
| Lufenuron 8% +Deltamethrin 2%SC | beet armyworm | 150-300ml/ha |
| Lufenuron 6% +Chlorfenapyr 24%SC | beet armyworm | 225-300ml/ha |
| Lufenuron 10% +Bifenthrin 5%SC | diamondback moth | 180-225ml/ha |
| Lufenuron 9.5%+Lambda-cyhalothrin 9.5% SC | beet armyworm | 45-105ml/ha |
| Lufenuron 10% +Tolfenpyrad 30%SC | beet armyworm | 225-300ml/ha |
| Lufenuron 10% +Beta-cyfluthrin5%SC | cabbage worm | 75-225ml/ha |
| Lufenuron 5% +Alpha-cypermethrin5% EC | beet armyworm | 300-450ml/ha |
| Lufenuron 5% +Beta-cypermethrin5% ME | Litchi fruit borer | 1500–2000-fold dilution |
| Lufenuron 2.5% +Beta-cypermethrin5.5% EC | Litchi fruit borer | 1000–1300-fold dilution |
| Lufenuron 10% +Chlorantraniliprole 20%SC | beet armyworm | 90-120ml/ha |
| Lufenuron 45% +Chlorantraniliprole 30%SC | diamondback moth | 45-60g/ha |
| Lufenuron 24% +Spinosad 8%SC | beet armyworm | 90-120ml/ha |
| Lufenuron 15%+Spirodiclofen 25% SC | rust mite | 1000–2000-fold dilution |
| Lufenuron 1.2% +Chlorpyrifos 28.8%ME | cotton bollworm | 1350-2250g/ha |
| Lufenuron 100g/L +Thiamethoxam 300g/L SC | leek maggot | 1650-1950ml/ha |
| Lufenuron 5% +Indoxacarb10%SC | fall armyworm | 225-300ml/ha |
| Lufenuron 10% +Cyantraniliprole 10%SC | diamondback moth | 90-150ml/ha |
| Lufenuron 80g/L +Clothianidin 320g/L SC | leek maggot | 750-1050ml/ha |
| Lufenuron 50g/L +Dinotefuran 250g/L | cabbage worm | 300-375ml/ha |
| Lufenuron 50g/L +Fenpropathrin 200g/L SC | leaf miner moth | 2700–3500-fold dilution |
| Lufenuron 5% +Diafenthiuron8%SC | diamondback moth | 600-675ml/ha |
| Lufenuron 10% +Methoxyfenozide 10%SC | beet armyworm | 150-300ml/ha |
Application:
1.Cabbage: Apply at peak or early larval stage of beet armyworm. Use 30-50 ml/mu. The safety interval is 10-14 days, and no more than 2 uses per growing season.
2.Green Bean: Apply at peak larval stage of pod borer. Use 40-50 ml/mu. The safety interval is 7 days, and no more than 3 uses per growing season.
3.Cotton: Apply at egg hatching peak to early larval stage of bollworm. Use 30-50 ml/mu. The safety interval is 28 days, and no more than 1 use per growing season.
4.Citrus Tree: Apply at egg hatching peak to early nymph stage of rust mite. Dilute 1500-2500 times. The safety interval is 28 days, and no more than 2 uses per growing season.
5.Brassica Vegetables: Apply at egg hatching peak to early larval stage of beet armyworm. Apply once every 7-10 days, twice consecutively. The safety interval is 14 days, and no more than 2 uses per growing season.
Cautions:
Each crop can be used no more than 2 times per growing season. The safety interval varies by crop: 7 days for green bean, 7-14 days for cabbage, 14 days for brassica vegetables, 28 days for citrus and cotton.
This insecticide is toxic to fish, silkworms, and birds. Keep away from sericulture areas, mulberry gardens, and aquaculture areas. Do not clean application equipment in ponds or rivers.
Low toxicity to bees and aquatic organisms, low risk to Trichogramma wasps, but moderately toxic to birds.
Rotate with insecticides having different modes of action to delay resistance development. Effective against pests already resistant to pyrethroids and organophosphates.
