Emamectin benzoate, indoxacarb, fenfofen, thiamethoxam...who is the best compound partner of chlorantraniliprole?
Emamectin, indoxacarb, fenfofen, thiamethoxam...who is the best compound partner of chlorantraniliprole?
According to authoritative monitoring statistics from the agricultural department, the area of rice controlled by chlorantraniliprole in my country
is 12-13 million hectares. The chlorantraniliprole market accounts for about 21% of the pesticides in rice fields, and the amount used in rice fields
reaches 650-750 tons. The amount used for rice control in 2022 is 720 tons (100%), accounting for 58.21% of the total usage. The main products of
China's chlorantraniliprole competition are abamectin, pymetrozine, Bacillus thuringiensis, chlorpyrifos, Imidacloprid, emamectin, nitenpyram,
acetate and thiamethoxam.
Common combinations include:
1. Chlorantraniliprole + monosultap
This compound preparation is a mixture of pesticides with two mechanisms of action: amide type and nereitoxin type. It has gastric poisoning,
contact killing and systemic effects, as well as fumigation and egg killing effects. The insecticide is a synthetic analog of Nereis toxin, which has a
good control effect on the larvae of lepidopteran pests, especially the rice leaf roller, stem borer, and stem borer.
2. Chlorantraniliprole + pymetrozine
Pymetrozine is a pyridine insecticide that has a contact killing effect on pests. It also has excellent systemic activity, can be conducted in both
directions in the plant, and has a long duration of effect; chlorantraniliprole is highly effective and broad-spectrum and can cause some lepidoptera.
The mating process of insects is disordered, which can reduce the egg-laying rate of various noctuid pests. It has the biological characteristics of
good persistence and resistance to rain erosion.
3. Chlorantraniliprole + abamectin
Abamectin is a widely used agricultural or veterinary insecticide and acaricide. It has stomach poisoning and contact killing effects on insects. It kills
pests by interfering with their neurophysiological activities. This formula is designed to kill lepidopteran pests such as cotton bollworm, beet
armyworm, corn borer, and diamondback moth.
4. Chlorantraniliprole + beta-cyhalothrin
Chlorantraniliprole is a bisamide insecticide with stomach poisoning effects. Lambda-cyhalothrin is a pyrethroid insecticide with contact and stomach
poisoning effects. After compounding, it has a control effect on tomato bollworms and aphids, pepper tobacco caterpillars and aphids, apple and peach
heartworms and cylindrical moths, cotton bollworms, soybean heartworms, ginger beet armyworms, cowpea pod borers and corn corn borers.
5. Chlorantraniliprole + thiamethoxam
Thiamethoxam is a neonicotinoid insecticide that can selectively inhibit nicotinic acetylcholinesterase receptors in the central nervous system of insects.
The combination of the two is effective against sucking and chewing mouthparts pests. It has a broad insecticidal spectrum and contains It has the
characteristics of good absorbency, long lasting effect, good safety and wide application. It is effective against aphids, yellow-striped flea beetle,
diamondback moth, stem borer, rice leaf roller, three stem borer, corn borer and sugarcane borer, etc. 200 A variety of special effects on sucking and chewing
mouthparts pests.
6. Chlorantraniliprole + indoxacarb
Indoxacarb is a new oxadiazine insecticide and a sodium channel inhibitor. It is effective against almost all lepidopteran pests and has strong insecticidal activity.
It has contact killing and stomach poisoning effects. Pests will stop feeding within 0-4 hours after exposure to the agent, and will be paralyzed to death 4-48
hours after treatment. It is effective on larvae of all ages.
7. Chlorantraniliprole + emamectin benzoate
Emamectin benzoate is processed on the basis of the agricultural antibiotic abamectin. It has a quick effect on the larvae of lepidopteran pests and has stomach
poisoning, contact killing and penetrating effects. The combination of emamectin and chlorantraniliprole perfectly combines quick-acting and long-lasting
insecticidal effects and solves the problems of insecticide resistance and quick-acting effects of long-term single use of chlorantraniliprole on pests.
8. Chlorantraniliprole + chlorfenapyr
Decarnitrile mainly inhibits the conversion of mitochondrial ADP to ATP by acting on multifunctional oxidases in insects, and has excellent control effects
against boring pests, sucking and chewing mouthparts pests and mites. It has contact killing and gastric poisoning effects. The pesticide has strong permeability
on the leaves, has certain systemic properties, and kills insects quickly (the activity becomes weak 1 hour after the drug is applied, and reaches the peak of dead
insects in 24 hours), and the production is guaranteed. The effect is good.
Formulation | Crops and control objects |
Clothianidin | Sugarcane cane borer, corn cutworm, corn grub; peanut grub; potato grub |
Abamectin | Rice leaf roller, rice borer; cabbage exigua exigua, cabbage diamondback moth; cotton bollworm; apple tree and peach heartworm |
Thiamethoxam | Diamondback moth, yellow-striped flea beetle, sugarcane borer, sugarcane thrips; rice leaf roller, rice water weevil, rice borer, rice borer, rice brown planthopper; pakchoi Diamondback moth, Chinese cabbage yellow-striped flea beetle; Wild rice borer; Corn borer |
Lamda-cyhalothrin | Tomato aphid, tomato bollworm; pepper aphid, pepper tobacco caterpillar; apple peach heartworm, apple leaf roller; soybean heartworm; corn corn borer; cotton bollworm; ginger beet armyworm; cowpea pod borer |
Chlorfenapyr | Cabbage diamondback moth |
Dinotefuran | Rice borer |
Cypermethrin | Potato grub; corn grub |
Monosultap | Rice leaf roller |
Methoxyfenozide | Rice borer |
Pymetrozine | Rice planthopper; tobacco caterpillar, tobacco aphid |
Lufenuron | Cabbage diamondback moth |
Deltamethrin | Peach tree and pear heartworm |
Indoxacarb | Cabbage diamondback; rice borer |