What are the functions and effects of Meperfluthrin？

Meperfluthrin is a pyrethroid pesticide, which is generally stable to the environment, slow degradation rate and low degradation rate in processing, with a half-life of 4 to 16 weeks. What are the functions and effects of Meperfluthrin? Meperfluthrin is a neurotoxic pesticide, which has contact and stomach toxicity. It mainly acts on the extrapyramidal system of the central nervous system, cerebellum, spinal cord and peripheral nerves.

Most of the functions and effects of Meperfluthrin are sand worms and sand mites. If there are often symptoms of skin allergy in normal life, it is because there are mites or some other bugs in the house, you can use some efficient Meperfluthrin in the house, but after use, the window should be opened in time to ventilate, to avoid people will cause toxic reactions after inhaling too much. Meperfluthrin is generally used to kill insects on the floor or furniture, and cannot be used to take.

Application

It has strong touch and stomach toxicity to pests and mites, and has permeability without endosuction, which can effectively control lepidoptera, coleoptera, hemiptera and mite pests. Its nature is stable and resistant to rain erosion.

It can prevent and control cotton bollworm, cotton bollworm, cotton aphid, corn borer, citrus leaf miner, shell worm nymphs, leaf mites, leaf worm larvae, food worm, aphids, cabbage moth, cabbage moth, cabbage moth, cabbage worm, cabbage worm, cabbage worm and other crops, and it is also effective against mosquitoes, flies and other health pests.

It can also be mixed with Meperfluthrin and deltamethrin (used to kill fleas), which has a strong touch and stomach toxic effect, and the effect is fast, the effect is long, and the ground free flea index can be quickly reduced. It is easy to use, diluted directly with water, and its gastric toxic effect means that the agent enters the insect body through the insect’s mouth parts and digestive tract and causes the insect to be poisoned and die. Agents that have this effect are called stomach poisons. The stomach poison insecticide is made into the poison bait that pests like to eat, which enters the digestive system of pests through feeding, and then causes poisoning and death through gastrointestinal absorption.

Long residual period. After applying the drug once, 20 days later, the prevention effect can still reach more than 90%.