Product Name
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Pyriproxifen
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Type of pesticide |
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Insecticide
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Chemical name |
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2-[1-methyl-2-(4-phenoxyphenoxy)ethoxy]pyridine
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Formula
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C20H19NO3
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CAS No.
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[95737-68-1]
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UN No
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3077
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Packing group
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III
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IMDG
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Class- 9 [Environmentally hazardous substances, liquid , n.o.s. (Pyriproxyfen)]
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Shelf-life
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Two years under normal storage conditions.
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DESCRIPTION
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Pyriproxyfen belongs to the family of juvenile hormone mimics analogue as it mimics natural hormone in insects and disrupts their growth.. Pyriproxyfen can affect an insect by contact and stomach . However, pyriproxyfen is rarely toxic to adult insects. Instead, it disturbs egg-laying and egg-hatch and keeps young insects from growing into adult forms. Pyriproxyfen affects many types of insects, including fleas, cockroaches, ticks, ants, carpet beetles, and mosquitoes.
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Mode of action
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It is a type of insect growth regulator that affects mostly young insects and eggs, it stop young insects from maturing into adults. It also works as a suppressor of embryogenesis, inhibitor of metamorphosis and reproduction.
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Applications
Apply as soon as the insect population beings to appear in the field but before it reaches Economic Threshold Level (ETL). Weather should be clear, clam, no rains and no strong winds. 2-3 sprays are required at the interval of 7-14 days, depending upon the pest infestation. No more than three sprays in a season.
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Structure Formula
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Physical Properties
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Appearance
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White to pale yellow waxy solid
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Pyriproxyfencontent, percent by mass
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95% Min.
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Solubility in water
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0.37 mg/L (25°C)
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Density
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1.24 g/mL (25°C)
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Coefficient
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Log Pow = 5.37 (25°C)
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Vapour Pressure
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< 0.013 mPa (22.8°C)
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Compatibility
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Compatible with most of the insecticide
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TOXICITY DATA
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Mammalian Toxicity
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WHO (a.i.) U; Unlikely to present acute hazard and EPA (Formulation)IV
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Environmental Toxicity
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Pyriproxyfen is rapidly broken down by sunlight and soil microbes. Pyriproxyfen is stable in water alone and breaks down more slowly in water when it’s dark. When applied to plants, pyriproxyfen can move within leaves but that it does not move throughout plants easily. It is not toxic to rats. It do not cause irritation to skin and eyes, and do not cause any sensitization.
It is non-toxic to birds.
It is toxic to fishes and other aquatic animals.
It is toxic for algae
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Formulation
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10% EC
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Trade name
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DHADAK
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Packing detail
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100ml , 250m l , 500ml, 1 Liter and 5 Liter
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Recommendations
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Crop
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Common name of the Pest
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Dosage/acre(ml)
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Dilution in Water (Liter)
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Waiting Period
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Cotton
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White Fly
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200
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200
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50
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Chilli
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Whiteflies, Aphids
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200
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200
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7
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