Emamectin Benzoate is a potent avermectin insecticide used primarily for lepidopteran pest control in crops. It works by disrupting neurotransmission in target insects, leading to paralysis and death. Due to its strong translaminar activity, it effectively penetrates leaf tissues, offering long-lasting protection.
Emamectin Benzoate is a potent avermectin insecticide used primarily for lepidopteran pest control in crops. It works by disrupting neurotransmission in target insects, leading to paralysis and death. Due to its strong translaminar activity, it effectively penetrates leaf tissues, offering long-lasting protection.
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Crop Protection & Pest Control
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Chemical Properties & Specifications
Effective against lepidopteran pests in crops such as cotton, vegetables, and pulses.
Used to protect fruit trees, ornamentals, and greenhouse plants from insect damage.
*Translaminar Action: Penetrates leaf tissues for long-term protection. *Low Residue Levels: Meets food safety standards when applied as per guidelines. *Effective at Low Doses: Provides strong control at lower application rates. *Extended Pest Control: Offers long-lasting protection against lepidopteran pests. *Resistance Management: Works well in (IPM) programs to minimize resistance buildup.
*Agricultural Pest Control: Applied for the prevention and control of resistant pest populations. *Vegetable and Fruit Cultivation: Provides extended control against caterpillars, borers, and other insect pests. *(IPM): Used as part of sustainable farming practices to reduce chemical resistance development.
It disrupts neurotransmission in insects, causing paralysis and death.
It has low toxicity to bees and beneficial insects when used as directed.
Commonly applied to cotton, pulses, vegetables, and fruit trees. Widely used in cotton, vegetables, fruits (especially grapes), and pulses for controlling lepidopteran pests.
It acts as a chloride channel activator, disrupting nerve transmission in target pests, leading to paralysis and death.
Generally applied at 0.2–0.4 g/L depending on the crop and pest severity—always refer to regional guidelines.
No, it is a synthetic active ingredient and not approved for organic-certified agriculture.
Typically 7–14 days, but may vary depending on crop and region.
It has translaminar activity—absorbed into the leaf tissue and effective against feeding pests.
Available in HDPE bottles, bulk granule containers, and foil-lined pouches.
Standard: 50% advance, balance on dispatch (bulk orders negotiable).
COA, MSDS, Registration Certificate (if applicable), and Export Documentation (for international buyers).
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