Studies of Imidacloprid's Optimum Dose in Control of Wheat Aphids
Lou Guo-qian
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Lou Guo-qian
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Although the effect of 10% imidacloprid WP is not so quick as that of 40% omethoate EC and 26% imidacloprid·DDVP EC,10% imidacloprid WP and 40% omethoate EC and 26% imidacloprid·DDVP EC are equally effective and safe in control of wheat aphids and the effect will last for a long time. The optimum dose of imidacloprid in field is 225-300 g/ha and the optimum time to use the medicine is the beginning period of the wheat aphis.
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Although the effect of 10% imidacloprid WP is not so quick as that of 40% omethoate EC and 26% imidacloprid·DDVP EC,10% imidacloprid WP and 40% omethoate EC and 26% imidacloprid·DDVP EC are equally effective and safe in control of wheat aphids and the effect will last for a long time. The optimum dose of imidacloprid in field is 225-300 g/ha and the optimum time to use the medicine is the beginning period of the wheat aphis.
Key concepts: Imidacloprid, Omethoate, Toxicology, Aphis, Agronomy, Biology, Pesticide, Aphid