Lufenuron

Lufenuron is the latest generation to replace urea insecticides. The agent kills pests by acting on insect larvae and preventing the peeling process, especially for leaf-eating caterpillars such as fruit trees, and has a unique killing mechanism for thrips, rust mites and whitefly. Ester and organophosphorus pesticides produce resistant pests. The long-lasting effect of the chemical is conducive to reducing the frequency of spraying; for crop safety, corn, vegetables, citrus, cotton, potatoes, grapes, soybeans and other crops can be used, and it is suitable for comprehensive pest management. The chemical will not cause the piercing-sucking pests to flourish again, and has a mild effect on the adults of the beneficial insects and the predatory spiders. Durable, rain-resistant and selective for beneficial adult arthropods.
After the application, the effect is slow for the first time, and it has the function of killing eggs, which can kill the newly laid eggs. Low toxicity to bees and bumblebees, low toxicity to mammalian mites, and can be used by bees when collecting honey. It is relatively safer than organophosphorus and carbamate pesticides, can be used as a good compounding agent, and has a good control effect on lepidopteran pests. When used at a low dose, it still has good control effect on caterpillars and thrips larvae; it can prevent the spread of viruses, and can effectively control lepidopteran pests that are resistant to pyrethroids and organophosphorus.
The chemical is selective and long-lasting, and has a good control effect on potato stem borers in the later stage. Conducive to reducing the number of spraying, can significantly increase production.