1. Common name: Carbaryl
2. Chemical names: 1-naphthyl methylcarbamate
3. Chemical class: Carbamate Insecticide
4. Type of formulation: WP (WettablePowder)
5. Active ingredient and its content: Carbaryl 850 g/kg
6. Structural formula:
7. Toxic class (WHO): moderately hazardous(II)
8. CASregistry number: 63-25-2
9.Appearance: off-white to pink powder
10. Applications:
Mode of action: Insecticide with contact and stomach action, and slight systemicproperties.
Uses: Control ofLepidoptera, Coleoptera, and other chewing and sucking insects on more than 120different crops, including vegetables, tree fruit (including citrus), mangoes,bananas, strawberries, nuts, vines, olives, okra, cucurbits, peanuts, soyabeans, cotton, rice, tobacco, cereals, beet, maize, sorghum, alfalfa, potatoes, ornamentals, forestry, etc.
Mixing anddilution:
Spray immediatelyafter mixing.
Target pest and rate:
Crop | Pest | Dosage | Method of application |
Rice | Rice Plant-hopper Leaf-hopper | 900-1150 g/ha | Water dilution for foliar spray |
Soybean | Aphids, Cankerworm | 900-1150 g/ha | Water dilution for foliar spray |
Corn | Aphids, budworm | 900-1150 g/ha | Water dilution for foliar spray |
Tobacco | budworm | 900-1000 g/ha | Water dilution for foliar spray |
Fruit trees | Aphids, budworm, | 900-1150 g/ha | Water dilution for foliar spray |
leafy Vegetables | Leaf-hopper Aphids, budworm | 900-1000 g/ha | Water dilution for foliar spray |
Note:
1) DO NOT use onfruit vegetables such as cucumber and water melon. Fruit vegetables aresensitive to carbaryl.
3) The product isharmful to bees, DO NOT use in bee foraging area.