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Cyantraniliprole causes the paralysis and death of insects by interfering with the calcium ion metabolism in their muscles. It has both stomachicidal and contacticidal effects and is suitable for the control of sucking mouthpart pests
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736994-63-1
95%TC; 0.5%BR; 10%SC; 19%SC; 10%OD; 300 OD; 48%FS; 80%WDG
Cyantraniliprole
Common name: Cyantraniliprole
CAS No.: 736994-63-1
Specification: 95%TC; 0.5%BR; 10%SC; 19%SC; 10%OD; 300 OD; 48%FS; 80%WDG
Molecular formula: C19H14BrClN6O2
Structural formula:
Mode of action:
Cyantraniliprole causes the paralysis and death of insects by interfering with the calcium ion metabolism in their muscles. It has both stomachicidal and contacticidal effects and is suitable for the control of sucking mouthpart pests.
Uses:
Description: Cyantraniliprole is an insecticide belonging to the class of dicarboximides. It is mainly used for controlling pests of the Lepidoptera, Hemiptera and Coleoptera orders.
Example controlled: Rice stem borer, second-generation rice stem borer, thrips, grubs, aphids, striped night moth, etc.
Example applications: Soybeans, rice, corn, vegetables (such as peppers, eggplants), cotton, fruit trees (such as citrus fruits, strawberries), ornamental plants, etc.
Cyantraniliprole
Common name: Cyantraniliprole
CAS No.: 736994-63-1
Specification: 95%TC; 0.5%BR; 10%SC; 19%SC; 10%OD; 300 OD; 48%FS; 80%WDG
Molecular formula: C19H14BrClN6O2
Structural formula:
Mode of action:
Cyantraniliprole causes the paralysis and death of insects by interfering with the calcium ion metabolism in their muscles. It has both stomachicidal and contacticidal effects and is suitable for the control of sucking mouthpart pests.
Uses:
Description: Cyantraniliprole is an insecticide belonging to the class of dicarboximides. It is mainly used for controlling pests of the Lepidoptera, Hemiptera and Coleoptera orders.
Example controlled: Rice stem borer, second-generation rice stem borer, thrips, grubs, aphids, striped night moth, etc.
Example applications: Soybeans, rice, corn, vegetables (such as peppers, eggplants), cotton, fruit trees (such as citrus fruits, strawberries), ornamental plants, etc.
