What insects does Acetazole mainly kill?

Acetazole belongs to diphenyl oxazoline derivatives. Its mode of action is mainly to inhibit the synthesis of chitin, the embryonic formation of mite eggs and the molting process from young mites to adult mites. It is effective for eggs and young mites, but not for adult mites, but it has a good sterile effect on female adult mites. Therefore, the better control time is the initial stage of harmful mites. Strong rain resistance, lasting for up to 50 days!

Main characteristics of ethmetazole:

Acetazole is a non temperature sensitive, contact killing and selective acaricide. There is no internal absorption. When spray, the whole plant should be spray. For cotton leaves, spraying on the back of the leaves is more effective. It has a long effect, can effectively prevent and control the pest mites that are resistant to the existing acaricide, and has good resistance to rain erosion. If it does not encounter heavy rain within 2 hours after the drug is applied, there is no need to spray again.

Application scope of acetonide:

It is mainly used to control citrus, cotton, apple, flowers, vegetables and other crops.

Control object of ethmetazole:

It is mainly used to control the red spiders of apples and oranges, and also effective against the mites of cotton, flowers, vegetables, etc.