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Agita Thiamethoxam 10% + Z-9-Tricosene 0.05% Wg Fly Killing Household Animal Insecticide

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AGITA 10 WG is a water-soluble granule containing 100g of thiamethoxa-m and 0.5g of (Z)-9-tricosene per kg.
Thiamethoxa-m, the active ingredient of AGITA, is a broad spectrum insecticide belonging to the group of neonicotinoids. The target sites are the nicotinic acetylcholine receptors within the nervous system of the insect. Tricosene is a fly pheromone and acts as a sexual attractant. Thiamethoxam is devoid of cross-resistance to other insecticides like organophosphates and pyrethroids.
AGITA 10 WG contains sugar. It thus attracts the flies and is taken up orally. The presence of tricosene increases significantly the attractiveness of the product.

MOQ: 500 kg

Sample: Free sample

Package: Customized

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Agita Thiamethoxa 10% + Z-9-Tricosene 0.05% Wg Fly Killing Household Animal Insecticide

Introduction

Active ingredients	Thiamethoxa 10% + Z-9-Tricosene 0.05% Wg
CAS Number	153719-23-4
Molecular Formula	C8h10cln5o3s
Classification	Hygiene and pest control
Brand Name	Ageruo
Shelf life	2 Years
Purity	10.05%
State	Granule
Label	Customized

Mode of Action

Tricosene is a fly pheromone and acts as a sexual attractant. Thiamethoxam is devoid of cross-resistance to other insecticides like organophosphates and pyrethroids.
AGITA 10 WG contains sugar. It thus attracts the flies and is taken up orally. The presence of tricosene increases significantly the attractiveness of the product.

Mode of action Insecticide with contact, stomach and systemic activity. Rapidly taken up into the plant and transported acropetally in the xylem. UsesFor control of aphids, whitefly, thrips, ricehoppers, ricebugs, mealybugs, white grubs.

Also for control of flies in animal and public health, such as Musca domestica,Fannia canicularis, and Drosophila spp.