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The Wonderful Application of Sulfamonomethoxine Sodium in Aquaculture
During the breeding process, it is essential to understand sulfonamide drugs, especially Sulfamonomethoxine Sodium, which is the most widely used and the largest dosage among all sulfonamide drugs. 1. Mechanism of action and characteristics Mechanism of action: Sulfamonomethoxine Sodium has the ...Read more -
How to use Cyromazine? What vegetables is Cyromazine suitable for?
Cyromazine is a low-toxicity insecticide with very strong selectivity. It has contact and stomach poison effects, and has strong internal absorption and conductivity. Its persistence is relatively long, but its action speed is relatively slow. However, many people still do not know the applicatio...Read more -
Pesticide residues in food: what is the situation in the EU?
In its latest annual report, the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) stated that the risk to human health from pesticide residues used to kill or control pests (including disease vectors and harmful insects, animals, and plants) remains low, consistent with previous years. EFSA analyzed ...Read more -
Visualize the effect of insecticides on TRP channel function and assembly in insects.
Pesticides play a critical role in addressing global food shortages and combating vector-borne human diseases. However, the growing problem of pesticide resistance urgently requires the discovery of new compounds that target underutilized targets. Insect transient receptor potential (TRPV) ...Read more -
The properties and functions of IBA 3-Indolebutyric-acid
I. Promoting Rooting of Cuttings 1. Peach: Soak peach cuttings in indolebutyric acid solution for 24 hours, then wash off the solution with tap water and cultivate them in a sand bed with a pH of 7.5 in a cool place to promote rooting. The effect is better than that of naphthylacetic acid. It wor...Read more -
The efficacy and functions of tylosin tartrate
Mechanism of action Tylosin tartrate is an animal-specific antibacterial drug. It has a strong effect on mycoplasma and also has a good inhibitory effect on certain bacteria, such as Gram-positive bacteria, Gram-negative bacteria, and spirochetes, etc. It also includes Streptococcus pneumoniae, ...Read more -
The insect pathogenic fungi Beauveria bassiana and Metarhizium anisopliae play a role in promoting the growth of corn (Zea mays).
Beauveria bassiana and Metarhizium anisopliae are two of the most important and widely used entomopathogenic fungi (EPFs) for pest control. Recent studies have shown that they can also promote plant growth after artificial inoculation. To more accurately evaluate the colonization and growt...Read more -
Cloth bags treated with ‘extremely cheap’ insecticides could reduce malaria in infants | Global Health
Research has shown that because mosquito bites occur more frequently during the day, soaking fabrics with common insect repellents is a simple and effective method. From Africa to Latin America, and then to Asia, for centuries mothers have wrapped their babies in cloth and carried th...Read more -
The main factors causing phytotoxicity
I. Plants Different plants exhibit varying degrees of resistance and sensitivity to each type of pesticide. Plants have a certain tolerance level to pesticides. Once the concentration or dosage exceeds a certain limit, they will generally suffer varying degrees of damage from the pesticides. The ...Read more -
The main characteristics and application techniques of Chlorantraniliprole
I. Main Properties of Chlorantraniliprole This pesticide is a nicotinic receptor activator (for muscles). It activates the nicotinic receptors of pests, causing the receptor channels to remain open abnormally for a long time, resulting in the unrestricted release of calcium ions stored within the...Read more -
Wildlife infestation: Farms struggle to control pests on park borders.
Most wild animals would flee at the sound of a potential hunter’s voice passing through dense thickets of tea tree. But in the southern part of the state, invasive wild boar and deer showed no fear of who or what these intruders were. The wild boars were very close; we could sm...Read more -
Threshold-based management practices can reduce pesticide use by 44% without compromising pest and disease control or crop yields.
Pest and disease management is critical to agricultural production, protecting crops from harmful pests and diseases. Threshold-based control programs, in which pesticides are applied only when pest and disease densities exceed a predetermined threshold, can reduce pesticide use. However, ...Read more