Thiamethoxam

Thiamethoxam (Actara/Agita)

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Brief Introduction
1. Product name: Thiamethoxam
2. Other names: Actara, agita
3. Formulation: 25% WP
4. CAS NO.: 153719-23-4

Product Features
As a second-generation neonicotinoids insecticide, this product features high efficiency, low toxicity and brand new structure. It is highly active in the stomach of insect and through direct contact and meantime it possesses high security. Additionally, it is also a systemic insecticide that is absorbed quickly by plants and keeps long-lasting efficacy.

Application Range
The thiamethoxam fits to protect the rice, beet, rape, potato, cotton, pea bean, fruit tree, peanut, sunflower, soybean, tobacco, orange, etc. It has high activity for controlling the pests of coleopteran, diptera, lepidoptera, and especially the pests of homoptera. Usually, it is effective against the aphid, leafhopper, plant hopper, aleyrodid, white grub, potato beetle, nematode, ground beetle and the leaf miner as well as the pests which are resistant to various kinds of chemical pesticides.

Usages
1. Rice fulgorid
Spraying should be carried out when the young rice fulgorid was born. Each hectare field will make use of 450 to 600L solution with 24 to 48g thiamethoxam 25% WP. Directly spraying on the leaf surface is advisable for the solution can be rapidly transmitted to all the other parts of the plant.
2. Aphids of apple
Spraying the solution on the leaf surface is recommended. The dilution is 5000 to 10000 times.
3. Whiteflies of melon
Spraying is feasible with the dilution of 2500 to 5000 times.
4. Cotton thrips
Each hectare field needs the dosage of 195 to 390g for spraying.
5. Pear psylla
Spraying the product with water. The dilution is 10000 times..
6. Citrus leafminer
Mix the thiamethoxam with water for spraying and the dilution is 3000 to 4000 times.

Attentions
1. Do not store this product under the temperature of -10◦C or +35◦C.
2. It is toxic to bees.

Related Names
Pest Control Chemical Supplier | Broad Spectrum Pesticide | Neonicotinoid Pesticide