KATYAYANI BT BIO LARVICIDE POWDER

• Bacillus thuringiensis insecticide is a safe bacterial insecticide that is friendly to humans and the environment, occupying more than 95% of the market for microbial pesticides. As a complementary biological pesticide, Bacillus thuringiensis plays an important role in plant pest control as well as in organic agriculture.
• Katyayani Organics is the leading supplier of Bacillus thuringiensis and other bioinsecticide products. Our Mission is to help growers reduce the use of chemical pesticides. Grow healthier crops and earn more profits.
• Specifications
• Product Name
• Bacillus thuringiensis
• Appearance
• Brown loose powder, no caking
• Biopotency(IU/Mg)
• 16000, 32000, 50000
• Moisture
• ≤5.0
• Fineness (%passing through 320mesh sieve)
• ≥95
• Endotoxin（SDS-PAGE)
• ≥7.5
• pH
• 5.0-7.0
• Storage
• 2 years
• Cautions
• High poisonous to silkworm
• Do not use together with bactericide or alkaline pesticide.
• Advantages of Bacillus Thuringiensis
• B. thuringiensis production process in line with environmental protection requirements, spraying insecticide in the field after less residue.
• The product has a wide insecticidal spectrum and has a toxic effect on more than 200 pests of Lepidoptera.
• Continuous use can form epidemic areas of pests, cause the widespread of pathogenic pests, and achieve the purpose of natural control of insect population density.
• The use of b. thuringiensis on the environment and water pollution, harmless to humans and animals, most of the natural enemies of insect safety.
• Bacillus thuringiensis can be mixed with a variety of other biological agents, insect growth regulators, pyrethroids, carbamates, organophosphorus pesticides, and some fungicides and chemical fertilizers are now used.
• Alternate use of insecticides and chemical pesticides can improve the resistance of pests to chemical pesticides.
• Range of Application:
• B.thuringiensis has a good toxic effect on more than 100 kinds of pests such as Lepidoptera, Diptera, Coleoptera, and animal and plant nematodes.
• According to applied statistics, Bt shows high virulence to 64 species of forest pests, 34 species of fruit tree pests, and 12 species of tea pests.
• The main targets of Bt control are: Pieris rapae, Plutella xylostella, Spodoptera litura, Corn borer, Rice bractworm, Rice leaf roller, Chilo suppressalis, Chilo suppressalis, cotton bollworm, cotton bridgeworm, tea caterpillar, Lepidoptera, Hymenoptera, Diptera, Coleoptera pests such as tea looper, pine caterpillars, sky caterpillars, tussock moths, and spiny moths, and Bt has an egg-killing effect. In addition, Bt also has special effects on soybean seed dressing to control underground nematodes.
• Bacillus Thuringiensis Use in Agriculture
• Bacillus thuringiensis can be used for spraying, spreading, filling, making granules or poison baits, etc., can also be sprayed on a large area by plane, or mixed with low-dose chemical insecticides to improve the control effect.

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Features & Benefits

Usage

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MODE OF ACTION

• The mode of action of Bacillus thuringiensis is that its strain can produce endotoxin (parasporal crystal) and exotoxin, which can make the pests stop feeding. The pests all die due to starvation, cell wall rupture, blood destruction, and nerve poisoning.

DOSAGE

• Prevention and control of lawn pests: use 10 billion spores/g of bacterial powder 750 g/ha to dilute 2,000 times with water and spray, or use an emulsion of 1,500 to 3 000 g/ha and 52.5 to 75 kg of fine sand to mix well, Made into granules and sprinkled into the roots of turfgrass to prevent and control pests that harm the roots.
• Control of corn borer: 2.5-3 kg of wettable powder per hectare.
• Control of Pieris rapae, Plutella xylostella, Spodoptera exigua, Tobacco, Tobacco worm: Use wettable powder 1.5~2.5kg per acre and spray with 750kg water.
• Controlling bollworm, bridge-building insect, rice leaf roller, and stem borer: use wettable powder 1.5-2.5kg per hectare and spray with 750-1000kg water.
• Control fruit trees, forest trees, pine caterpillars, heartworms, looper, tea ca