ETHIPROLE 10.7% + PYMETROZINE 40% WG

ETHIPROLE 10.7% + PYMETROZINE 40% WG
Combination Insecticide

ETHIPROLE 10.7% + PYMETROZINE 40% WG

Systemic combination insecticide designed for controlling sap-sucking pests in rice. Provides excellent contact and systemic action with strong uptake and translocation properties for effective plant hopper control.

Target Pests
Plant Hoppers (BPH/WBPH)
Mode of Action
GABA Blocker + Feeding Stop
Crops
Rice (Paddy)
Active: Ethiprole + Pymetrozine Formulation: WG (Water Dispersible Granules) Action: Systemic & Contact

Product Information

Mode of Action

Ethiprole: Blocks GABA-gated chloride channels in the central nervous system, leading to hyperexcitation and death (knockdown).
Pymetrozine: Induces immediate feeding cessation by affecting the chordotonal organs (nervous system), causing the pest to starve and die (long-lasting protection).
Together, they provide rapid knockdown and durable control.

Target Pests
  • Brown Plant Hopper (Nilaparvata lugens)
  • White Backed Plant Hopper (Sogatella furcifera)
  • Aphids
  • Whiteflies
  • Leafhoppers

Recommended Dosage

CropTarget PestDosage (g/ha)Water (L/ha)
Rice Brown Plant Hopper, White Backed Plant Hopper 375 – 425 375
Dosage Note: Dosage refers to grams of formulation per hectare. Recommended water volume is 375 Liters per hectare for optimal coverage in Rice.

Application Instructions

1. Mixing
This product is a Water Dispersible Granule (WG). Premix the required quantity in a clean bucket of water to form a uniform suspension before adding to the main spray tank. Agitate continuously.
2. Timing
Apply at the appearance of plant hoppers. Direct the spray towards the base of the rice plant (clumps) where hoppers reside. The systemic action helps protect new growth.

Safety Precautions

Warning: Wear personal protective equipment. Toxic to aquatic organisms; avoid contamination of water sources. Use caution when applying near bee-active areas.

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