Product feature
Highly selective for pests
Extremely effective in killing larvae
Slow-acting with long residual period
Low toxicity
No cross-resistance with other insecticides
Good at controlling Scale, thiazinon is very cost-effective
Recommend mixture products
Buprofezin 14%+Chlorpyrifos 48% EC
Buprofezin 33%+Pymetrozine 17% WDG
Buprofezin 17%+Pymetrozine 8% SC
Buprofezin 22%+Spirotetramat 11% SC
Product Introduction
Buprofezin, belonging to an IGR class compound (insect growth regulators). It has contact activity which acts on the nymphal stages of plant hoppers and whiteflies. Mainly used for pest control of rice, fruit trees, tea trees, vegetables and other crops, with persistent larvicidal activity against Sphingidae, some Homoptera and Ticks. It can effectively control leafhoppers and flies on rice, leafhoppers on potatoes, whiteflies on citrus, cotton and vegetables, mealybugs, shieldbugs and mealybugs on citrus.
Mode of action
Buprofezin inhibits chitin formation there by causing abnormal endocuticular deposition & abortive molting. As a result of chitin deficiency the procuticle of the insects loses its elasticity & the insect is unable to complete the molting process which leads to death of insect.
Insecticide Resistance Action Committee (IRAC) Classification No. 16
Target crops
Rice, Cotton, Chillies, Mango, Grapes
Target pest
Scale insect, Whiteflies, Aphods, Jassids, Thrips, Yellow mite, Hoppers, Mealy Bug
Application
Formulation | Crop | Target Pest | Dosage | Method |
Buprofezin 25% WP | Rice | Rice hopper | 75-112g/ha | Spray |
Orange tree | Scale insect | 216-325mg/kg | Spray | |
Tea | Small green leafhopper | 250-312mg/kg | Spray |