Dinotefuran-containing insecticidal composition and its application
The technology of an insecticidal composition and dinotefuran is applied in the field of binary compound insecticidal compositions to achieve the effects of being beneficial to resistance control, reducing the usage amount and improving the efficacy of the medicine
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[0059] Example 1: Preparation of 30% dinotefuran · triflumuron wettable powder
[0060] The active ingredients are: 2.06g of 97% dinotefuran, 28.57g of 98% triflumuron;
[0061] The dispersant is: sodium lignosulfonate 3g;
[0062] The wetting agent is: sodium lauryl sulfate 3g;
[0063] The filler is: diatomaceous earth 63.37g;
[0064] See Table 2 for the control effect of using the compound agent of this example to spray and control resistant rice planthoppers (295 times the resistance to imidacloprid) at the following concentrations. It can be seen from Table 2 that the effect of the compound agent on rice planthoppers three days after treatment is better than that of dinotefuran, indicating that the quick-acting property of the compound agent is better than that of a single agent; It is higher than two single doses, indicating that the persistence period of the compound is also better than that of the single doses.
[0065] Table 2 The test results of the compound pre...
Embodiment 2
[0067] Example 2: Preparation of 15% dinotefuran · hexaflumuron wettable powder
[0068] The active ingredients are: 97% dinotefuran 2.06g, 98% hexaflumuron 13.27g;
[0069] The dispersant is: sodium lignosulfonate 2g;
[0070] The wetting agent is: sodium lauryl sulfate 2g;
[0071] The filler is: diatomaceous earth 80.67g;
[0072] See Table 3 for the control effect of using the compound agent of this example to spray and control resistant rice planthoppers (the resistance to imidacloprid is 295 times) according to the following concentrations. It can be seen from Table 3 that the effect of the compound agent on rice planthoppers three days after treatment is better than that of dinotefuran, indicating that the quick effect of the compound agent is better than that of a single agent; the control effect of the compound agent reaches more than 95% 15 days after treatment, obviously It is higher than two single doses, indicating that the persistence period of the compound is...
Embodiment 3
[0075] Example 3: Preparation of 30% dinotefuran·diflubenzuron wettable powder
[0076] The active ingredients are: 97% dinotefuran 2.06g, 95% diflubenzuron 28.42g;
[0077] The dispersant is: tea dry powder 3g;
[0078] The wetting agent is: sodium lauryl sulfate 3g;
[0079] The filler is: attapulgite 63.52g;
[0080] The control effect of using the compound agent of this example to spray and control resistant rice planthoppers (295 times the resistance to imidacloprid) according to the following concentration is shown in Table 4. It can be seen from Table 4 that the compound agent is effective against rice planthoppers three days after drug treatment. The effect is better than that of dinotefuran, which shows that the quick-acting property of the compound is better than that of the single agent; the control effect of the compound reaches more than 95% 15 days after treatment, which is obviously higher than that of the two single agents, indicating that the duration of the...
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