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Plant Name |
Pest Name |
Usage Dose and Period |
Time Between Last Spraying and Harvest (Days) |
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Citrus(*) |
Citrus mealybug (Planococcus citri) |
100 ml/100 l water nimf-adult |
14 |
|
Yellow crustacean (Aonidiella citrina) |
75 ml/100 l water nimf-adult |
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Red-shelled bit (Aonidiella aurantii) |
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Cotton aphid (Aphis gossypii) |
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Citrus green aphid (A.citricola) |
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Pear |
Pear psilli (Cacopsylla pyri) |
100 ml/100 l water nimf-adult |
21 |
|
apple |
Apple green aphid (Aphis pomi) |
50 ml/100 l water nimf-adult |
21 |
|
peach |
Peach aphid (Myzus persicae) |
75 ml/100 l water nimf-adult |
21 |
|
Mulberry crustacean (Pseudaulacaspis pentagona) |
75 ml/100 l water larva |
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vineyard(**) |
Floury bit(Planococcus citri) |
100 ml/100 l water nimf-adult |
14 |
|
Watermelon |
Cotton aphid (Aphis gossypii) |
75 ml/100 l water nimf-adult |
3 |
|
Lettuce |
Aphids |
75 ml/da nimf-adult |
7 |
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Peach aphid (Myzus persicae) |
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Cotton aphid (Aphis gossypii) |
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Lettuce aphid (Nasonovia ribisnigri) |
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Tomato (greenhouse) |
White fly (Bemisia tabaci) |
100 ml/100 l water larva-pupa |
3 |
|
Tomato (field) |
Aphid (Macrosiphum euphorbiae) |
75 ml/da nimf-adult |
3 |
|
Pepper (greenhouse) |
White Fly (Bemisia tabaci) |
100 ml/100 l water larva-pupa |
3 |
|
Eggplant (greenhouse) |
Whitefly (Bemisia tabaci) |
100 ml/100 l water larva-pupa |
3 |
|
pistachios |
Pistachio psillidi (Agonoscena pistaciae) |
100 ml/100 l water, nimf |
14 |
|
Leek |
Thrips (Thrips tabaci ) |
100 ml/da, nimf-adult |
3 |
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Onion |
Tobacco thrips (Thrips tabaci) |
100 ml/da, nimf-adult |
3 |
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Olive |
Olive Karakoshniline (Saissetia oleae) |
75 ml/100 l water, nimf |
14 |
PREPARATION AND USE OF THE DRUG
First, the required amount of medicine is mixed with some water in a separate container. The prepared mixture is added to the tank of the spraying device filled with water until half of it. The tank is filled with the required amount of water and made ready for spraying. The prepared mixture is sprayed to cover all parts of the plant when the air is cool and calm.
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PLANTS
While the fruits are about the size of hazelnut against citrus mealybug, pesticide should be applied if the rate of harmful and contaminated fruits is 15% in 100 fruits.
Spraying against aphids in citrus should be carried out in March and April when heavy contamination is observed (if an average of more than 15% shoots in a tree).
Spraying should be done if citrus and percentages of citrus and percentages per leaf are more than 20 in A. citrina, and in A. aurantii or if there are more than 50 per 100 leaf live nymphs and adults. Disinfection should be done in the summer when the number of adults reaches maximum in sexual attractant traps - approximately 15 days after the first moving nymphs are seen.
If 15% of the flocks against the pear psillid are contaminated, it should be done in the period when the 2nd and 3rd term nymphs are in majority.
Spraying should be done when 15 dishes of shoots are seen during vegetation against apple green aphid.
Spraying should be done when 7 dishes are found in 50 trees until the appearance of flower buds against peach aphid and the population turns into a poultry form.
As a summer struggle against mulberry crustal, the first spraying is at the first larval outflow, and the second spraying is
It should be done 2 times, 20 days later.
The fight against unlucky in the vineyard takes place in two circuits. The first circuit is the circuit in which the vine starts to see wetness in the body and shell, and the mealybide starts to walk towards the green hitch. In this period, the groves are approximately the size of chickpeas. The second period is the period in which the mealybeds pass to the leaves and clusters and begin to sweeten. However, if the pest is found in a few pests and very rarely in the first period, spraying should be done only in the second period. If contamination is detected in most of the vines in the first period and also in the exported varieties, it is compulsory to apply in both circuits.
In April, in order to determine the spraying time against aphid in watermelon, one leaf is cut from the fresh leaves and shoots of a plant in 3-5 steps by entering the field in line with its diagonals as of April. In Cucurbitaceae, if the number of pests per leaf is 10-20, in the counting made with 20-40 loupes, a chemical fight should be started. However, the effectiveness of the benefits should be taken into consideration before deciding on spraying by observing parasitoids and predators.
lettuce against aphid 20-40 leaves in a leaf as a result of counts made with loupe
First, the required amount of medicine is mixed with some water in a separate container. The prepared mixture is added to the tank of the spraying device filled with water until half of it. The tank is filled with the required amount of water and made ready for spraying. The prepared mixture is sprayed to cover all parts of the plant when the air is cool and calm.
If the number is 10-20 pieces, it is necessary to start chemical struggle. However, the effectiveness of the benefits should be considered before deciding on spraying by observing parasitoids and predators.
The area where tomatoes, peppers and eggplants are contaminated with white fly is entered in terms of diagonals. In every 5 steps, 50 leaves are collected from the lower, middle and upper leaves. When there are 5 larvae + pupae per leaf, chemical struggle is started.
In tomato, the application is done when 20-20 leaves are broken in 3-5 steps by entering the field in the direction of diagonals, when an average of 10-20 pests per leaf is seen. However, the effectiveness of the benefits should be taken into consideration before deciding on spraying by observing parasitoids and predators.
If the beneficial insect population together with aphid in field controls against cotton aphid is intense, spraying should be postponed. When an average of 25 aphids are detected in one leaf in field controls, chemical control should be carried out.
Spraying against pistachio psillid should be started in mid-May, when the face compound leaves appear at 20-30 nymphs per compound leaf.
In leek, the fight against thrips starts when an average of 30 or more thrips (nymph + adult) are seen per plant.
RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT
Plant protection product named MOVENTO SC 100 is an insecticide classified as Group 23 according to its mechanism of action. Repetitive applications of plant protection products with the same mechanism of action promote resistance development. Therefore, it should not be used more than once in a season against a pest in a citrus to prevent or delay the formation of endurance. The recommended dosage should be followed, and low or high doses should not be used. A good coating should be provided by spraying all the trees homogeneously. In cases where the application should be repeated, pay attention to the use of plant protection products with a different mechanism of action (except for Group 23).
MIXTURE STATUS
It can be mixed with other drugs. However, if the mixture is to be made, a premix and phytotoxicity test should be performed.
ANTIDOTE AND TREATMENT
There is no specific antidote known. Symptomic therapy is applied.
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