Scuter, ME

Mode of action
Emamectin benzoate is an insecticide belonging to the class of avermectins with contact-intestinal action. It disrupts the function of the nervous system by blocking the transmission of nerve impulses at the neuromuscular synapse. According to the IRAC classification, emamectin benzoate belongs to Group 6 — allosteric modulators of
glutate-dependent chloride channels. It has a translaminar action.
Lambda-cyhalothrin is a contact-intestinal insecticide characterized by rapid initial toxicity and high photostability, and has a long-term protective effect on the surface of plants. According to the IRAC classification, lambda-cyhalothrin belongs to Group 3 — sodium channel modulators. It affects calcium metabolism in synapses and sodiumpotassium channels, disrupting the function of the nervous system. This
leads to a significant excess release of acetylcholine during the passage of a nerve impulse.

Protective effect period
Not less than 14 days.

Rate of exposure
Caterpillars stop eating after 1-4 hours, death occurs on days 1-3,
depending on age.

Chemical class
avermectins, pyrethroids

Storage conditions
Keep the preparation in a room dedicated for pesticide storage. Temperature range is minus 15⁰C to plus 35⁰C. Stir before use.

Shelf life
2 years

Hazard class
3 - for humans
1 - for bees

Packing
5 liter PE container

Registrant
Schelkovo Agrohim, Russia

Manufacturer
Schelkovo Agrohim, Russia