Sharkothoate 40% EC

Generic Name

Dosage Form

Group

agricultural pesticide

Usage of Sharkothoate 40% EC Emulsifiable Concentrate

A general insecticide, of organic phosphorous compounds, systemic and in contact, used to eliminate sucking and piercing insects (aphids, thrips, and whiteflies) and scale insects on fruit trees, vines, olives, vegetables, cotton, poplar trees, field, and ornamental crops.

Packages

1 liter

Usage rate for Sharkothoate 40% EC Emulsifiable Concentrate

It is recommended to carry out spraying operations when the infestation appears and with good coverage of the treated crop.
 Pre-harvest period: - 21 days for olives - 7 days for fruit trees and crops
Usage rate:
Fruit trees, apples, pears, vines, peaches, cherries: fruit worms, fruit flies, mealybugs, spiders, aphids, cotton aphids, psella, thrips, hoppers, tunnel borers.
100 - 150 cm3/100 liters of water
Olives: olive fly, olive moth, scale insects, olive psyllid, thrips 100 - 150 cm3/100 liters of water
Poplar: from poplar tuber, Monostera weaving bugs: 1 liter/hectare
Cotton: aphids, hoppers, thrips, legos bugs, worms, whitefly: 50 - 100 cm3/100 liters of water
Potatoes: aphids, hoppers, thrips, legos bugs, worms 50-100 cm3/100 liters of water
beet sugar beet leaf borers, picumia, aphid, aphid, beet beetle, beet fly: 100 cm3/100 liters of water
Vegetables: Aphids, whitefly, thrips, worms, leaf borers, bugs, hoppers, onion fly: 50-100 cm3/100 liters of water
A diffuser or adhesive can be added when spraying onions, garlic, and cauliflower

Mixing

Mixable with most fungicides and insecticides except alkaline and sulfur-based.

Toxicity

LD50. To a rat, oral 550 mg/kg.
Percutaneous rat LD50 of more than 2000 mg/kg.
Toxicity to fish, bees, and birds: Toxic to fish, toxic to bees, and birds, avoid spraying when bees shed, and avoid spraying crops in the flowering stage

Notes

It is a cholinesterase inhibitor that affects the central nervous system and leads to respiratory arrest.

Notes

It is a cholinesterase inhibitor that affects the central nervous system and leads to respiratory arrest.

Composition