It is non-systemic and contact Acaricide. It belongs to the benzilate. Bromopropylate is effective on all stages of mite, including eggs, nymphs and adults.
| Bromopropylate 25% EC | |
|---|---|
|
Pesticide class |
Acaricide |
|
Active ingredient |
Bromopropylate |
|
Formulation |
25% EC |
|
chemical group |
Benzylate |
|
Degree of danger of the poison |
||| (Precaution) according to WHO classification
|
|
Resistance group |
IRAC: UN |
|
Acute Oral LD 50 for Rats |
5000< mg/kg |
|
PHI |
21 days |
| crop | pest | dosage |
|---|---|---|
|
Citrus |
(Eutetranychus orientalis) and (Panonychus citri) |
1/1000 |
|
Sugar beet |
(Tetranychus spp) |
1.2 Lit per Ha. |
Application management:
This poison has a long duration and is used in high doses for ticks that have become resistant to phosphorus poisons.
Risks to predatory mites are minimized by avoiding early spraying.
