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insecticide for cabbage diamondback moth Hexaflumuron 20%WDG Hexaflumuron 97 tc
insecticide for cabbage diamondback moth Hexaflumuron 20%WDG Hexaflumuron 97 tc
insecticide for cabbage diamondback moth Hexaflumuron 20%WDG Hexaflumuron 97 tc

insecticide for cabbage diamondback moth Hexaflumuron 20%WDG Hexaflumuron 97 tc

Classification: Insecticide
PD No.: WP20080241
CAS No.: 86479-06-3
Other Names: Hexaflumuron
MF: C16H8Cl2F6N2O3

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Description

Hygienic insecticide Hexaflumuron 97tc CAS 86479-06-3

1. Hexflumuron is a benzoylurea insecticide.

2. Hexflumuron has high insecticidal and ovicidal activities and is fast-acting.
3. Hexaflumuron especially controls Helicoverpa armigera. Mainly used for cotton, potato and fruit trees to control a variety of Coleoptera, Diptera, Homoptera insects. For example, control jujube, apple, pear and other fruit trees, such as golden stripe moth, peach miner, leaf roller moth, tick moth, peach borer and other pests, and control citrus leaf miner.
Product Name
Hexaflumuron
CAS NO.
86479-06-3
MF
MC16H8Cl2F6N2O3
Melting point
197~199 (ºC)
Density
1.68
Storage conditions
Sealed in dry,2-8°C
solubility
Soluble in acetone and dichloromethane. chemically stable
                  Application
Hexaflumuron controls cotton bollworm. Mainly used for cotton, potato and fruit trees to control a variety of Coleoptera, Diptera, Homoptera insects. For example, control jujube, apple, pear and other fruit trees, such as golden stripe moth, peach miner, leaf roller moth, tick moth, peach borer and other pests, and control citrus leaf miner.

Attentions

Hexflumuron cannot be mixed with alkaline pesticides. But it can be used in combination with other pesticides, and its control
effect is better.
Hexflumuron is highly toxic to fish and silkworms, so be careful.
For leaf-eating pests, Hexflumuron should be applied at the young larval stage
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