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 Active
Ingredient: |
| Triazophos |
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| Product
Category: |
| Foliar Insecticide |
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| Mode
of Action: |
| Contact and stomach
insecticide with translaminar action; Acetylcholine
esterase inhibitor |
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| Crops: |
Rice, Soybean, Cotton, Brinjal
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| Year
of Registration In India: |
| 1987 |
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| Disease
Spectrum/ Weed Spectrum (for Herbicides): |
Argillacea, Anticarsia spp.,
Spodoptera spp.
Rice Leaf
Folders and Stem Borers, Mites, Thrips and White
Flies |
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| Formulation
Categories: |
| EC - Emulsifiable Concentrate |
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| Cropwise
Dosages: |
| 0.75 -1.25 lt/ha |
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| Product
Features and Benefits: |
| Contact & translaminar
insecticide, broadspectrum larvicidal, adulticidal
& acaricidal control, Ideal tank mix partner
of SPs, carbamates |
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| Antidote: |
a) Specific therapy: Immediately
inject 2 mg Atropine sulphate i. v. Repeat if
necessary at 15 minutes interval until pulse is
accelerated, mouth and ...skin
become dry, and pupils dilate
...b)
Only after administration of Atropine sulphate:
1-2 g of PAM to be dissolved in 10 cc of distilled
water and injected intravenously very slowly taking
...10-15 minutes
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| Precautions: |
| During spraying / handling:
Avoid drinking, eating or smoking during spraying.
Avoid contact of the concentrate with eyes or
skin. After each spraying, ...wash
hands and exposed parts of the body thoroughly
with soap and water. Do not spray in open bolls |
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| Compatibility: |
| Hostathion 40 EC is compatible
with most of the insecticides in common use. Mixing
with highly alkaline materials should be avoided |
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| Toxicity
Indication: |
| Poison |
| Highly Toxic |
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