Fenozide

Key Characteristics & Agricultural Benefits

• An insecticide that acts as an infectious poison and by contact, it combats many types of insect pests related to Lepidoptera (worms) and has high efficiency against the fall armyworm in maize crops. • A systemic insecticide that acts as an infectious and contact poison • It combats many types of lepidopteran insect pests, especially the grape worm and the fall armyworm. • It has the ability to permeate and penetrate plant tissues, thus achieving long-term protection for crops • Compatible with integrated pest control programs • It is safe for the environment and protects against biological enemies • It is used to combat insects that have gained resistance to other pesticides Mode of Action: It affects the moulting process of the worms, as it speeds up the premature moulting of the worms more than once at times other than the normal times of moulting, and thus the inevitable death of the worms. It also works to stop the larvae from feeding, thus not harming the crop.