Product Name

Diflubenzuron *5%WP

CAS No. 

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EINECS No.

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Molecular Formula

C*4H9ClF2N2O2

Classification

Insecticide

Molecular Weight

**0.*8

Species

*5TC *8TC 5EC *0EC *0SC *0WP *5WP *5WP

Chemical Name

N-[(*-Chlorophenyl)carbamoyl]*2,*-difluorobenzamide

Mode of Action

Diflubenzuron works by preventing the formation of chitin, a molecule necessary to the formation of an insect’s cuticle or outer shell. Insects that absorb a dose of diflubenzuron cannot form their protective outer shell and die during molting. It is particularly effective against insect larva, but also acts as an ovicide, killing insect eggs.

Application

The recommended rate of application is 1.***0 g AI/**0 liter 

of water effective against: leaf-feeding larvae and leaf miners

 in forestry, top fruit, citrus, field crops including cotton 

and soyabeans, horticular crops. It is also effective against

the larvae of sciaridae and phoridae in mushrooms.

By foliar spraying: **0—**0g/Ha for Diflubenzuron *0% SC.