Natural Organic Insect Viral Pesticide HaNPV & Bt WP for Cotton Tobacco Chili Helicoverpa armigera NPV Biopesticide
NPVs are most commonly considered for development of microbial insecticides because of the inexpensive formulation technologies and relatively simple and standard pesticide application methods.
A few of the granulosis viruses like, GV of Cydia pomonella for the control of codling moth of apple and pears in Europe and GV of Pieris rapae for the control of Pieris rapae in China and GV of Erinnyis ello for the control of cassava horn worm in Brazil have been successfully used as biocontrol agents.
Working Mechanism:
Helicoverpa armigera nucleo polyhedro virus (HaNPV) is a microorganism that kills cotton helicoverpa armigera. After spraying onto crops and being eaten by pests, the virus particles replicate and multiply in the pest body, and quickly spread to all parts of the pest. Parts of the body are drastically engulfed to consume the tissues of the worms, and the pests do not eat or move during the period of ‘illness’, causing a sub-lethal effect, and eventually the whole body is killed by water, spraying on the insects, the larvae that will hatch will bite after eating the egg shell Death by feeding on the virus. In addition, virus particles can continue to be transmitted to the next generation or other pests through the body fluids and feces of dead insects like a ‘plague’, so that field pests can be effectively controlled for a long time.
| ICAMA REG.NO. | PD20098198 |
| Brand name | Unioasis |
| Active ingredient | HaNPV+Bt |
| Formulation | SC |
| Active ingredient content | 10 million PIB/mL HaNPV+2000IU/mL Bt |
| Protect objects | Cotton, tobacco, chili |
| Active pests | Helicoverpa armigera, helicoverpa assulta |
1. Can be used for aircraft spraying, suitable for large area control of helicoverpa armigera.
2. Excellent effect to the oriental tobacco budworm on tobacco and chilli.
3. No safety interval period.
4. Pure biological preparation, harmless to fish, shrimp, humans and animals.
5. Strong selectivity, no damage to natural enemies, special effect on helicoverpa armigera.
6. Outstanding resistance to drug resistance and stubborn pests, no drug resistance after application.
7. Significant aftereffect. The virus can spread among generations of pests, and the drug effect lasts a long time.
Dosage: Similarly, the NPV of Spodoptera litura is massproduced on the larvae of S. litura. Spraying of NPV late in the evening and addition of UV blockers are recommended to improve the effectiveness of NPV. For chickpea, pigeon pea and cotton, HaNPV should be used at 3200~6400mL/Ha, spray, respectively
When using this product, wear protective clothing and gloves, masks to avoid inhalation of liquid medicine, do not eat or drink while drinking. After application, wash hands and face, and clean the skin of exposed parts in a timely manner, be sensitive to silkworms, and avoid use around silkworm and mulberry areas. Pregnant women, lactating women and allergies are prohibited. Please consult a doctor if there are any adverse reactions during use.
Q1. Is it organic pesticide ?
Yes, it is an organic pesticide ,its ingredients all microbial components.
Q2. Used on what crops ?
It is used on most of the brassicaceous vegetable, such as : cabbage, broccoli, green vegetables, rape, kale, watercress, radish, arugula, mustard, turnip, cabbage, cabbage, cabbage etc.
Q3. Killing which pests ?
Its is effective to Plutella xylostella, cabbage caterpillar, spodoptera exigua, corn borer, Soybean-Pod-Borer
Q4. What is the packaging?
We can do OEM/ODM label packaging such as in 100g per small bag. We also supply bulk packing such as 25KG/drum
Q5. Can you provide free sample ?
We would like to provide 1-2KG free samples. and you need to pay for the freight
Q6. Do you know the main pests on vegetable ?
Fall army worm, caterpillar, diamondback moth, spodoptera exigua, asparagus caterpillar, bean borer etc.
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