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- Fenpropathrin, a
synthetic pyrethroid widely used as an insecticide, is known to affect
locomotion and memory in mammals.
- Fenpropathrin is a
pyrethroid acaricide and insecticide with repellent, and contact and
stomach action.
- Fenpropathrin is used to
control a range of insects, especially mites, in fruits and
vegetables.
- Fenpropathrin is
relatively unstable under environmental conditions encountered in the
field.
- Fenpropathrin needs to be
used with caution in the presence of an elderly population at risk for
ischemia, as there appears to be evidence of some
memory loss in
mice.
- Pyrethroids are now
employed worldwide as insecticides, agriculture, forestry, public health
and domestic activity due to their insecticidal activity,
bio
transformation and most importantly non-persistence in their
environment.
- Fenpropathrin readily
disappears from soil by two main mechanisms, biodegradation and
photochemical degradation of surface deposits.
- Main target pests include
mites, aphids, beet armyworm, mealybug, potato leafhopper, moths,
leafrollers, lacebugs.
- Fenpropathrin is marketed
in the United States by the Valent Corporation on behalf of the Sumitomo
Chemical Company.
- Fenpropathrin may cause
the following symptoms, typical for pyrethroid compounds poisoning:
Possible hazards and regulation irritation of skin and eyes,
irritability to sound or touch, abnormal facial sensations, sensation of
tingling or creeping on skin, numbness, headache, dizziness, nausea,
vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, in severe cases fluid in the lungs and
muscle twitching may develop.
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Introduction
- Fenpropathrin - Chemical
Fact Sheet
- Fenpropathrin
- Fenpropathrin
uses
- Fenpropathrin
Specification
- Fenpropathrin
Identification
- Fenpropathrin - pan
info
MSDS
- Danitol -
Spray
- Fenpropathrin
Tech.
- Meothrin
- Orthene
- Fenpropathrin
- Tame
- Tame Spray
Patents
- Active Substance
Combinations with Insecticidal Properties
- Combinations of Active
Ingredients, Which Exhibit Insecticidal and Acaricidal
Properties
- Insecticidal and
Miticidal Compositions
- Pesticidal Compound
Mixtures
- Pesticidal
Formulation
Analysis
- Bio Efficacy of New
Insecticide Against Sucking Insect Pests of Transgenic Cotton
- Environmental Chemistry
Method
- Determination of the
Toxicities of Fenpropathrin
- Development of an
Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay
- Evaluation on:
Fenpropathrin
- Materials and
Methods
- Analytical
Methods
- Determination of
pyrethroids in vegetables by HPLC
- Spectrophotometric
Determination of Fenpropathrin and Fluvalinate in Their
Formulations
- Fenpropathrin
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Studies
- Spectrophotometric
Determination of Fenpropathrin in its Formulations and Water
Samples
- Persistence of
Chlorpyrifos and Fenpropathrin Alone and in combination with Fertilizers
in Soil And their Effect on Soil Microbes
Company Profiles
- Company from
Egypt
- Company from
USA
- Company from
China
- Another Company from
China
- Another Company from
China
- Another Company from
China
- Another Company from
China
- Company from South
Africa
- Company from
India
Suppliers
- Suppliers of
Fenpropathrin
- List of
Suppliers
- Suppliers List
- Manufacturers
- Manufacturers and
Suppliers
Toxicity
- Chemical
Poisoning
- Risk Characterisation
Document
- Toxicity of
Sediment-Associated Pesticides
Reports
- Current Status of The
Greenhouse Whitefly Susceptibility
- Relative Susceptibility
of Tea Mosquito Bug
- Research Highlights
- Resistant Pest Management
Newsletter
- Selection for
Fenpropathrin and Fenpropathrin Acephate Resistance
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