EBS Alphosides Insecticide

• Quinalphos 25% EC is a pesticide formulation that contains quinalphos as the active ingredient. Quinalphos is an organophosphate insecticide and acaricide used for controlling various insect pests and mites in agricultural and horticultural settings. Here's a description of Quinalphos 25% EC.

• Active Ingredients:
• Quinalphos (25%): Quinalphos is the primary active ingredient in this formulation. It is an organophosphate compound known for its effectiveness against a range of insect pests and mites.

• Formulation:
• Quinalphos 25% EC is formulated as an EC, which stands for Emulsifiable Concentrate. EC formulations are designed to be mixed with water to create an emulsion for spray applications. This formulation allows for effective coverage of crops, plants, or the treated area.

Technical Content

• QUINALPHOS 25% EC

Features & Benefits

FEATURES

• "Broad-Spectrum Pest Control: Quinalphos is known for its ability to control a wide range of insect pests, including chewing and sap-sucking insects.
• Contact Poison: It primarily acts as a contact and stomach poison, affecting insects and mites that come into direct contact with treated surfaces or consume treated plant material.
• Residual Activity: Quinalphos can provide residual protection against pests, ensuring continued control over time.
• Mode of Action:It Quinalphos works by inhibiting the action of acetylcholinesterase in the nervous system of insects and mites, ultimately leading to paralysis and death."

Usage

CROPS

• Major Crops - Cotton, Rice, etc.

INSECTS/ DISEASE

• Shoot and Fruit Borer, Epilcahna Beetle, Stem borer Leaf Folder, Hispa, Green Leaf Hopper.

MODE OF ACTION

• inhibiting the action of acetylcholinesterase in the nervous system of insects and mites, ultimately leading to paralysis and death.

DOSAGE

• Administer 1 - 2 gm of 2 PAM dissolved in 10 cc of distilled water intravenously for 10 - 15 minutes. As per the physician's advice, give oxygen or artificial respiration.

Disclaimer

• Jute, Cardamom, and Sorghum crops to be omitted from approved usage.