Lepidocide - bacterial preparation against leaf-gnawing insects, Cherkasy region.
Price78 UAH.
Region:Cherkassk Region. (Shevchenko Bul. 266/1)
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We sell Lepidocide in liquid form from the manufacturer.
Biological insecticide preparation intended for the protection of forest, agricultural and park crops from the caterpillars of lepidopterous insects, including silkworms, moths, moths, leafhoppers, including grape moths, meadow moths, cabbage and turnip whiteflies, pine sawflies, American white butterflies, hawthorns, moths, moths, etc. The vermicide is permitted for use in agriculture and forests households,
on private plots and in urban green spaces.
The active basis of the drug is the crystal-forming bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis var. kurstaki.
The active ingredient is a spore-crystalline complex. Inert fillers ensure safety, spreadability, adhesion and stability of the drug.
The protein toxin contained in the preparation leads to a general paralysis of the insect's digestive tract within the first 4 hours after entering the stomach. Then, within 12-24 hours, general bacterial septicemia of the insect body develops.
With a sufficient dose, caterpillars stop feeding, stop moving, change color, shrivel, blacken and die en masse within 3-7 days. Sublethal doses cause metamorphosis disorders, reduced insect reproduction and the viability of the next generations.
The main advantages of the drug: it acts selectively against a wide range of harmful lepidopterans;(//tractor-service.com)
does not possess phytotoxicity;
does not accumulate in plants and fruits;
guarantees the receipt of ecologically clean, health-safe products;
used in any phase of plant development;
allows processing shortly before harvest;
compatible in tank mixtures with chemical pesticides and biological preparations;
can be used to solve the problem of resistance of populations of harmful insects to chemical pesticides;
when used in the recommended consumption rates, it is safe for humans, warm-blooded animals, fish, hydrobionts, bees and entomophages.