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Manufactured by:Central Life Sciences based inCouncil Bluffs, IOWA (USA)
Tau-fluvalinate is a pyrethroid insecticide/acaricide that acts on the nervous system by disrupting the neuron sodium channels. It has contact and stomach action. Fluvalinate is used to control a wide range of insects including Lepidoptera, aphids, thrips, leafhoppers, spider mites, etc. However, in the U.S. it is only used in segments other than row ...
Manufactured by:Central Life Sciences based inCouncil Bluffs, IOWA (USA)
(S)-Methoprene is an insect growth regulator, or more precisely, a juvenile hormone mimic. Rather than killing insects, it controls them by interfering with normal hormone levels within the insect at critical development periods preventing growth and/or maturation. It is active by contact or ingestion and in some insects (e.g., fleas) it affects eggs or female fecundity. (S)-Methoprene controls a ...
Manufactured by:Central Life Sciences based inCouncil Bluffs, IOWA (USA)
Piperonyl Butoxide, or PBO, is a synergist. It inhibits mixed function oxidases (MFO) of the insect so that its natural detoxification system is blocked and the efficacy of applied insecticides is increased. PBO is used mainly to synergize sodium channel modulators such as pyrethrum and pyrethroids. PBO is arguably the most used synergist in the market ...
Manufactured by:Central Life Sciences based inCouncil Bluffs, IOWA (USA)
The Pyrethrins story is one of a simple daisy with rare natural properties (nature’s own insecticide). Pyrethrins is actually a mix of three naturally-occurring closely-related insecticidal compounds extracted from chrysanthemum flowers, Pyrethrins I, and the 3 corresponding esters of pyrethrin acid, i.e., Pyrethrins II. In the U.S.A., this mix is standardized as 50 plus or minus 2%. These ...
Manufactured by:Central Life Sciences based inCouncil Bluffs, IOWA (USA)
Like (S)-Methoprene, (S)-Hydroprene is also an insect growth regulator, or more precisely, a juvenile hormone mimic. Rather than killing insects, it controls them by interfering with normal hormone levels within the insect at critical development periods preventing growth and/or maturation. It is active by contact or ingestion and in some insects (e.g., roaches) it affects eggs or female ...