Octopamide acetate

This is a fungicide that can kill many types of bacteria or fungi. This can be used to kill insects on many crops and prevent them from eating the crops. You need to be especially careful when using them, as there are many drugs that cannot be used together. If used together, it may cause poor results or even poisoning. Although the effect is very good, it is best not to rely on it too much.

Cyclohexanil is an amino acid-type systemic fungicide that has a good inhibitory effect on a variety of fungi, bacteria and viruses that cause crop diseases.

It has good water solubility and systemic properties. It is suitable for the prevention and control of various diseases of apple trees, rice, tomatoes, peppers, and cotton, especially viral diseases.

Note:

[1]This product should not be mixed with alkaline substances.

[2] If a small amount of crystals appear during the winter when the temperature is low, you can use warm water to warm the outside of the bottle to dissolve them without affecting the efficacy of the medicine.

[3] When applying pesticides, you should wear long sleeves and long pants, gloves, glasses, masks, etc. Do not smoke, eat, or drink water at this time; wash your hands and face after applying the pesticides.

[4] It is recommended to rotate the use of fungicides with different mechanisms of action to delay the development of resistance.

[5] This product can be used up to three times per season. The safe interval for use on tomato, pepper and apple trees is 7 days, and the safe interval for use on cotton and rice is 14 days.

[6] Pregnant and lactating women should avoid contact.

[7] Used containers should be properly disposed of and not used for other purposes or discarded at will.

Applicable crops: tomatoes, peppers, cotton, rice, apple trees, etc. Usage technology and method: Spray 200-300 times of tomato virus disease; Spray 200-300 times of pepper virus disease; Spray 200-300 times of cotton wilt; Spray 50-100 times of apple tree rot; Spray 130-167 g/mu of rice bacterial leaf streak. Note: (1) Preparation dosage per hectare = preparation dosage per mu × 15 (2) Total active ingredient concentration (mg/kg) = (preparation content × 1000000) ÷ preparation dilution factor. Start using the medicine at the early stage of the onset of each virus disease, once every 7-10 days, and apply 2-3 times in a row. Do not apply pesticides on windy days or when rainfall is expected within 1 hour.

The bactericidal mechanism of cinclorac is that it can produce ionization in aqueous solution. The hydrophilic group part contains strong positive charge, which adsorbs various bacteria and viruses that are usually negatively charged, thereby inhibiting the reproduction of bacteria and viruses, coagulating pathogen proteins, and denaturing the pathogen enzyme system. In addition, the film formed by the polymer blocks the ion channels of these microorganisms, causing them to suffocate and die immediately, thereby achieving the best bactericidal effect.