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Breakdown products (metabolites) of pesticides can be more toxic than parent compounds, study shows
Clean air, water and healthy soil are integral to the functioning of ecosystems that interact in the four main areas of the Earth to sustain life. However, toxic pesticide residues are ubiquitous in ecosystems and are often found in soil, water (both solid and liquid) and ambient air at le...Read more -
Differences in Different Formulations of Pesticides
Pesticide raw materials are processed to form dosage forms with different forms, compositions, and specifications. Each dosage form can also be formulated with formulations containing different components. There are currently 61 pesticide formulations in China, with over 10 commonly used in agric...Read more -
Common Formulations of Pesticides
Pesticides commonly come in different dosage forms such as emulsions, suspensions, and powders, and sometimes different dosage forms of the same drug can be found. So what are the advantages and disadvantages of different pesticide formulations, and what should be paid attention to when using the...Read more -
What Are Microbial Pesticides?
Microbial pesticides refer to biologically derived pesticides that use bacteria, fungi, viruses, protozoa, or genetically modified microbial organisms as active ingredients to prevent and control harmful organisms such as diseases, insects, grasses, and mice.It includes using bacteria to control ...Read more -
How to Use Pesticide Correctly?
The application of pesticides to prevent and control diseases, pests, weeds, and rodents is an important measure to achieve a bumper agricultural harvest. If used improperly, it can also pollute the environment and agricultural and livestock products, causing poisoning or death to humans and live...Read more -
What Are the Consequences of Excessive Use of Carbendazim?
Carbendazim, also known as Mianweiling, is low toxic to humans and animals. 25% and 50% Carbendazim wettable powder and 40% Carbendazim suspension are commonly used in orchards.The following describes the role and use of Carbendazim, the precautions for using Carbendazim, and the consequences of ...Read more -
Precautions for Use of Abamectin
Abamectin is a highly effective and broad-spectrum antibiotic insecticide and acaricide. It is composed of a group of Macrolide compounds. The active substance is Abamectin, which has stomach toxicity and contact killing effects on mites and insects. Spraying on the leaf surface can quickly decom...Read more -
Is Spinosad harmful to beneficial insects?
As a broad-spectrum Biopesticide, spinosad has far more insecticidal activity than organophosphorus, Carbamate, Cyclopentadiene and other insecticides,The pests that it can effectively control include Lepidoptera, Fly and Thrips pests, and it also has a certain toxic effect on certain specific sp...Read more -
How to Control Meloidogyne Incognita?
Meloidogyne incognita is a common pest in agriculture, which is harmful and difficult to control. So, how should Meloidogyne incognita be controlled? Reasons for difficult control of Meloidogyne incognita: 1. The insect is small and has strong concealment Meloidogyne incognita is a kind of soil...Read more -
How to use Carbendazim correctly?
Carbendazim is a broad-spectrum fungicide, which has control effect on diseases caused by fungi (such as Fungi imperfecti and polycystic fungus) in many crops. It can be used for leaf spray, seed treatment and soil treatment.Its chemical properties are stable, and the original drug is stored in a...Read more -
Can Glufosinate Harm Fruit Trees?
Glufosinate is an organic phosphorus herbicide, which is a non selective contact herbicide and has certain internal absorption.It can be used for weeding in orchards, vineyards and non cultivated land, and also for controlling annual or perennial dicotyledons, poaceae weeds and sedges in potato f...Read more -
Fungicides
Fungicides are a type of pesticide used to control plant diseases caused by various pathogenic microorganisms. Fungicides are divided into inorganic fungicides and organic fungicides based on their chemical composition. There are three types of inorganic fungicides: sulfur fungicides, copper fung...Read more