Time of Use: It is to control the pistachio wood-eating moth and the grape cluster worm concurrent with the onset of flight peak of the adult insects.
Level of Toxicity: LD50 > 2000 mg/kg
Carnes Period: Pistachios and grape 21 days
| IRAC | Toxicity class WHO | ADI | PHI |
| 15 – 7B | III | – | 21 days |
This pesticide is able to control different life stages of the pest, including eggs, larvae, and whole (complete) insect, with two methods of contact and digestive effects. Phenoxycarb inhibits molting and causes disruption of cell function and death of the pest embryo inside the egg. By preventing the chitin synthesis in larvae, Lufenuron causes disturbance in cuticle formation and molting of larvae and finally causes the death of larvae. In addition, whole insects are sterile or produce infertile eggs after contact with Fenoxycarb + Lufenuron.
| Crop | Pest | Dosage |
| Pistachio | wood-eating butterfly | 1.5 per thousand |
| Grape | Cluster worm | 0.3 per thousand |
Mixing with other compounds: Avoid mixing with other pesticides or fertilizers.
Post-consumption or post-cultivation problems: It delays the emergence of resistance due to having two different effects. It does not have a bad impact on beneficial insects and predatory mites. It is a suitable option for controlling the pests resistant to phosphorus and pyrethroid pesticides.
