Insecticidal composition containing cantharidin
An insecticide and composition technology, which is applied in the field of synergistic compound compositions of animal-derived insecticidal active ingredients cantharidin and insecticides, can solve problems such as restricting product development and utilization, lack of natural resources and the like
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Embodiment 1
[0015] Embodiment 1: synergistic compounding of cantharidin and cypermethrin
[0016] Select a suitable solvent and emulsifier, prepare 1.0% cantharidin EC, and prepare a mixture of cantharidin and cypermethrin. In the mixture, cypermethrin is 1.9%, cantharidin 0.10%, emulsifier 10%, and the solvent is supplemented to 100%, that is, the preparation into 2.0% cantharidin · cypermethrin EC. The toxicity of single and mixed agents of cypermethrin and cantharidin to Plutella xylostella was determined by using the method of dipping insects and leaves, using the third-instar diamondback moth provided by the insect culture room of Northwest A&F University's Pollution-free Pesticide Research Service Center as test insects. On this basis, the co-toxicity coefficient CTC value of the mixture was calculated by Sun Peiyun's method, and the specific measurement results are shown in Table 1.
[0017] As can be seen from the measurement data in Table 1, the CTC value of the mixture of canth...
Embodiment 2
[0020] Embodiment 2: synergistic compounding of cantharidin and fenvalerate
[0021] Select suitable solvent, emulsifier, prepare cantharidin and fenvalerate microemulsion, in the microemulsion, fenvalerate 9.8%, cantharidin 0.20%, emulsifier 18%, solvent is 20%, and deionized water makes up to 100% %, adopt the microemulsion preparation method to prepare 10.0% cantharidin·fenvalerate microemulsion. Using the method of dipping insects and leaves, using the third-instar diamondback moth provided by the insect culture room of Northwest Agriculture and Forestry University's Pollution-free Pesticide Research Service Center as test insects, the indoor toxicity of single and mixed agents of fenvalerate and cantharidin to diamondback moth was determined. force. On this basis, the co-toxicity coefficient CTC value of the mixture was calculated by Sun Peiyun's method, and the specific measurement results are shown in Table 2.
[0022] It can be seen from the measurement data in Table...
Embodiment 3
[0026] Embodiment 3: synergistic compounding of cantharidin and cyhalothrin
[0027] Select suitable solvent, emulsifier, prepare cantharidin and cyhalothrin microemulsion, cyhalothrin 0.95% in the microemulsion, cantharidin 0.05%, emulsifier 1.7%, solvent is 20%, make up to 100% with deionized water %, the pesticide microemulsion preparation process is adopted, that is, 1.0% cantharidin·cyhalothrin microemulsion is prepared. The indoor toxicity of cyhalothrin and cantharidin single agent and mixed agent to diamondback moth was determined by using the method of soaking insects and leaves, using the third instar diamondback moth provided by the insect culture room of the pollution-free pesticide research service center of Northwest Agriculture and Forestry University as the test insect . On this basis, the co-toxicity coefficient CTC value of the mixture was calculated by Sun Peiyun's method, and the specific measurement results are shown in Table 3.
[0028] It can be seen f...
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