I. Complementary Advantages
Thiamethoxam is a second-generation neonicotinoid insecticide with high efficiency and low toxicity.
It possesses stomach poison, contact, and strong systemic activity against pests.
After application, it is rapidly absorbed by crops and translocated to all parts of th...
I. What is it
Pinoxaden is a post-emergence selective herbicide specifically for wheat and barley fields, belonging to the new generation of ACCase inhibitors.
Unlike older products commonly found on the market such as quizalofop-p-ethyl and clodinafop-propargyl,
it belongs to the neophenylpyrazo...
I. Introduction
With the acceleration of urbanization and the impact of climate change, sanitary pests such as mosquitoes, flies, cockroaches, and termites pose an increasingly prominent threat to residents’ quality of life and public health. Chemical control remains an important means of p...
Thrips are a large group of insects with over 6,000 species. They can become serious pests in gardens, greenhouses, and indoor growing areas. While many thrips feed on a wide range of plants, some species prefer certain plant families.
Both adult and immature thrips feed on leaves and flowers, ca...
Bifenthrin
is a broad-spectrum pyrethroid insecticide and acaricide with contact and stomach poison effects. It has no systemic activity and a long residual effect.
Target pests: Tea green leafhopper 300-475 ml/ha
Cotton red spider mite 525-700 ml/ha
Citrus leafminer 8000-10000 times dilution
Bif...
I. Product Overview and Mechanism of Action
Used for the control of major mites on fruit trees, vegetables, tea trees, and other crops and flowers.
Mechanism of Action
Cyflumetofen is a non-systemic acaricide belonging to the β-ketonitrile derivative class.
Its mechanism of action is unique—by in...
A highly effective, systemic triazole fungicide
primarily works by disrupting the synthesis of pathogen cell membranes to prevent and treat diseases.
1. Target Diseases
Hexaconazole has a broad fungicidal spectrum and is mainly used to control the following diseases caused by higher fungi:
Mainly...
For the control of ryegrass (mainly Lorula multiflora)
the core challenge is herbicide resistance.
1: Pinoxaden: Currently the mainstream choice with relatively stable efficacy and high safety for wheat.
2: Pyroxsulam: Effective at conventional dosages.
Severe resistance (studies show 32% of popu...
Glyphosate is a broad-spectrum, systemic, non-selective herbicide.
Its core mechanism of action is to kill weeds by interfering with specific metabolic pathways within plants. Specifically:
1. Mechanism of Action
Glyphosate inhibits the activity of EPSP synthase in plants, blocking the synthesis ...
is a systemic selective triazine herbicide,
primarily killing weeds by inhibiting photosynthesis in sensitive plants.
It is commonly used in fields of soybeans, potatoes, tomatoes, etc., to control annual broadleaf weeds and some grassy weeds.
1. Mechanism of Action and Characteristics
Method of ...
Thiophanate-carbofuran
Control of cotton aphids, rice stem borers, rice planthoppers, citrus aphids, and whiteflies
1. Cotton Aphid Control
Dosage: 450-800 ml per hectare
Dilute with: 750 kg of water
Timing: Apply at the initial stage of aphid infestation
Frequency: Once every 10-15 days, for two...