Coumatetralyl - Introduction, Guidelines, Market, Patent, Consultants, Company Profiles, Suppliers, Report

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Coumatetralyl is an anticoagulant of the warfarin type. Coumatetralyl technical is a white to yellow-grey crystalline powder with a characteristic slight odour and a melting point of 168.8°C. It is not highly flammable and does not liberate gases in hazardous amount upon contact with water or undergo spontaneous combustion. Coumatetralyl is commonly used with grains and other cereals as a rodent poison in conjunction with a tracking powder to monitor feeding activity in a particular area. With the increase in population and environmental change, scientists have seen a dramatic increase in pests around the globe. Rodent control is needed to prevent disease transmission, contamination of food and feeding stuffs and structural damage. Coumatetralyl is of very high acute toxicity by the oral route and the inhalation route and of high toxicity by the dermal route. Coumatetralyl is not considered to be genotoxic or carcinogenic or to affect the reproductive capability, although no long term studies were available due to the pharmacological well-known effect of this anticoagulant. Coumatetralyl can be classified as a moderately leachable compound in sand soil. In loamy sand and sandy loam no leaching of coumatetralyl was observed. Anticoagulant rodenticides are easily absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract, and may also be absorbed through the skin and respiratory system. The major difference between warfarin and the other anticoagulants (both indandiones and second-generation hydroxycoumarins) is that they have a longer retention time in the body and consequently a more prolonged effect than warfarin. The major difference between first- and second-generation anticoagulant rodenticides is that the latter have longer body retention and therefore tend to lead to a longer period of bleeding. Anticoagulant rodenticides are available in a variety of different formulations, including paraffin wax blocks, whole grain baits, pelleted baits and tracking powder	Introduction Anticoagulant poisons for rats and possums Coumatetralyl - Data Pesticide Database Racumin Paste Questions and Answers Coumatetralyl rodenticide poisoning Property Rodenticides Racumin Plus, A new promising rodenticide against rats and mice Coumatetralyl - info MSDS Msds 1 Msds 2 Msds 3 Msds 4 Msds 5 Msds 6 Msds 7 Msds 8 Msds 9 Msds 10 Msds 11 Msds 12 Msds 13 Msds 14 Patent Rodenticidal Composition Coumarin Compound Coumarin Derivatives Novel Pest Control Methods Preparation of Coumarins Production of Coumarin Trizolyl - Coumarins 4 - Hydroxycoumarin Compounds Useful as Anticoagulent Rodenticides Market Racumin paste market Market report Resistance to the second - generation anticoagulant rodenticide Responsible Rodent Control Suppliers Suppliers list 1 Suppliers list 2	Company profiles Company from USA Company from China Another company from China Company Profile Company from Australia Company from New Zealand Another company from China Another company from China Company from New South Wales Another Company from China Another Company from China Company profile Company from Henan Consultants Consultant from Australia Another consultant from Australia Expert Risk and Guidelines Evaluation of Secondary Toxicity Potential Risks of Nine Rodenticides Guidelines for the management of resistant rat infestations Report Anticoagulants live to fight another day Anticoagulant rodenticides intoxication in dogs Assessment report Evaluation of coumatetralyl against two predominant murid species Coumarins from Cynanchum Acutum Anticoagulant rodenticides in predatory birds A re-evaluation of potential rodenticides for aerial control of rodents A review of anticoagulant rodenticides in current use Rodent baits and delivery systems for island protection Anticoagulent Rodenticides Experimental Study Order the CD ROM Today
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