Nematode Cotton

Performance fumigation methyl isothiocyanate nematicides, and concurrent treatment of fungi, underground pests and weeds; also known as must-kill. It is stable under normal temperature conditions and decomposes when wet. It is moderately toxic to fish and does not harm bees.

Application preparations are 98 to 100% microgranules and 75% wettable powder. It can be used in soil treatments such as seedbeds, greenhouses, breeding rooms, potted plant substrates, and fields. Toxic methyl isothiocyanate, formaldehyde and cyanide sulfide are decomposed in the soil; these decomposition products can effectively prevent and harm various nematodes and soil-borne diseases of peanuts, vegetables, tobacco, tea, fruit trees, and forest trees. 60-75 kilograms of active ingredient per hectare, applicator or ditch application can prevent short-bodied lice, dwarf lice, genus genus, sword genus, root genus, cyst genus, stem genus, and other red worms. It also has control effects on soil insects, fungi and weeds. After the pesticide is applied to the soil, the soil moisture, temperature and soil structure greatly affect; in order to ensure the efficacy, the soil temperature should be maintained above 6°C, and the soil moisture content should be kept above 40%. Cotton dragons are toxic to fish and paddy fields should be used with caution.