MECHANISM OF ACTION

• Insecticidal Contact: Kills whiteflies upon direct contact with the formulation.
• Insect Growth Regulators (IGRs): IGRs disrupt the development of whiteflies by interfering with their growth, molting, or reproduction.
• Neurotoxicity: Some chemicals or biological agents target the nervous system of whiteflies, leading to paralysis or death.
• Repellency: Certain substances can repel whiteflies, preventing them from settling on plants and feeding.
• Predation: Natural predators, like ladybugs or lacewings, consume whiteflies, reducing their populations.
• Parasitism: Parasitoid wasps lay eggs on whitefly nymphs, and their larvae feed on the whiteflies from the inside, eventually killing them.
• Disease-causing Microorganisms: Microbes like fungi or bacteria can infect whiteflies, causing diseases that lead to their mortality.
• Physical Barriers: Physical methods like sticky traps or barriers can hinder whiteflies’ movement and prevent them from reaching host plants.
• Systemic Pesticides: Some chemicals are absorbed by plants and circulated throughout, making the plant toxic to whiteflies when they feed on it.
• Oviposition Deterrence: Certain substances can deter female whiteflies from laying eggs on plants, reducing future populations.

DOSE OF Whitefly Controller

• 20ml in 15-liter water (foliar spray)

BENEFITS OF Whitefly Controller

• These formulations help manage and reduce whitefly infestations.
• Crop Protection: Protects plants from whitefly damage, promoting healthy growth.
• Reduced Pesticide Use: Often more targeted and environmentally friendly than broad-spectrum pesticides.
• Long-Lasting Effects: Many formulations provide residual protection against whiteflies.
• Minimized Crop Damage: Helps maintain the aesthetic and economic value of crops.

Crop

• Tomatoes, Cotton, Cucumbers, Melons, Beans and Greenhouse Crops

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