Natural Housefly Attractant 90% TC pheromone Rhinoceros Beetle Lure For Vegetable Garden

Place of Origin China
Brand Name Unioasis
Certification Pesticide Registration Certificate
Model Number 90% TC
Minimum Order Quantity 100kg
Price $860
Packaging Details at least 1kg. Chinese package and support customize
Delivery Time 7days
Payment Terms L/C, T/T, Western Union
Supply Ability 50000kg per week

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Product Details
Pest Control House Flies, Stable Flies And Blow Flies Classification Insect Pheromone
ICAMA REG.No. WP20080055 Formulation TC
Active Ingredient Z-9-Tricosene 90% Application Sex Pheromones For The Female Housefly
Other Name Cis-9-Tricosene, Muscamone, (Z)-9-Tricosene, (9Z)-tricos-9-ene, (9E)-tricos-9-ene, Z9-Tricosine Supply Type Stock
OEM/ODM Support Customize Logo Support Customize
Shipping Way Sea Land Air Shelf Life 2 Years
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Product Description

Housefly Pest Attractant Fly Trap Cis-9-Tricosene 90% TC Insecticide Insects Bait

Product Description:

Common Name: (Z)-9-tricosene
Chemical Name: (Z)-9-tricosene
Chemical Family: Biochemical (pheromone)
CAS Registry Number: 27519-02-4
OPP Chemical Code: 103201
Empirical Formula: C23H46
Other Name: muscalure, muscamone

 

Ingredients CAS NO. Content, %
Muscalure 27519–02–4 90% min
Other ingredients - 10% max

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Specification:

(Z)- 9-Tricosene is classified as a biochemical pesticide because, even though chemically

synthesized, it is identical to the sex pheromone of the female house fly Musca

domestica. Also, it is used as an insect attractant with a "non-toxic" mode of action.

The active ingredient is used in other formulations as a fly attractant and products are

applied at sites noted above


Features:

2.Muscalure is widely used combined with insecticides to enhance the killing ability.The suggest dose in formulation is 0.05-0.5%.
3.Muscalure is to gather insects to entice the pest to gather and feed, and to kill the pests. As the male and female housefly sex attractant, mating disruption, sometimes as poison and mixed pesticides.

Application:

(Z)-9-tricosene may be applied by hand using rubber gloves, cup, or a
scoop. In addition, a rotary hand held duster may be used at some sites.
Application rates are approximately 0.08%. However, all product
labels do not give enough specific information, to determine the exact rates,
especially those labels of products with impregnated formulations.

 

POISONING FIRST AID

accidental ingestion can be vomiting .Wash affected skin or eyes with plenty of water ,Get medical attention if feeling unwell.

 

STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION

1. This product should be stored in a cool and ventilated place to avoid high temperature and strong sunshine

2. Keep away from food, drink and animal feeding stuffs.

3. Keep locked up out of the reach of children .

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FAQ

Q1. Is it organic pesticide ?
Yes, it is an organic pesticide ,its ingredients all microbial components.

Q2. Used on what crops ?
It is used on most of the brassicaceous vegetable, such as : cabbage, broccoli, green vegetables, rape, kale, watercress, radish, arugula, mustard, turnip, cabbage, cabbage, cabbage etc.

Q3. Killing which pests ?
Its is effective to Plutella xylostella, cabbage caterpillar, spodoptera exigua, corn borer, Soybean-Pod-Borer

Q4. What is the packaging?
We can do OEM/ODM label packaging such as in 100g per small bag. We also supply bulk packing such as 25KG/drum

Q5. Can you provide free sample ?
We would like to provide 1-2KG free samples. and you need to pay for the freight

Q6. Do you know the main pests on vegetable ?
Fall army worm, caterpillar, diamondback moth, spodoptera exigua, asparagus caterpillar, bean borer etc.