Description

Characteristics of Thiocyclam oxalate

Thiocyclam oxalate is a selective insecticide with gastrotoxic, contact and systemic effects. It can conduct upwards, and its effectiveness in controlling lepidopteran and coleopteran pests lasts for 7 to 14 days.

It can also control parasitic nematodes, such as rice white tip nematode. At the same time, it also has certain control effects on rust and white ear disease of some crops. It can prevent and control rice thrips, leafhoppers, rice gall mosquitoes, planthoppers, peach aphids, apple aphids, vegetable pests, etc.

The difference between Thiocyclam and monosultap

Insecticide rings and insecticide orders both belong to the nereitoxin insecticide class. As a kind of bionic pesticide, its biggest feature is low toxicity and low residue. The toxicity degrades quickly in plants and soil, but is highly toxic to pests. It has multi-channel insecticidal effects including contact killing, gastric poisoning, systemic poisoning and fumigation.

And the systemic conductivity is relatively unique, and it can be absorbed through the stems and leaves or applied through the roots. It can conduct the medicinal solution upward to the upper part of the plant. This is also where Nereitoxin insecticides and neonicotinoid insecticides are similar.

The reason why insecticide rings haven’t taken the market by storm like insecticide sheets have been for decades. The main reason is that the cost of insecticidal rings is higher than that of insecticide singles on the premise that the insecticidal functions are similar.