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Why Can Fenpropathrin Poison Fish? A Detailed Explanation of the Fish-Poisoning Principle
Fenpropathrin is an insecticide used to control pests and mites of the orders Lepidoptera, Homoptera, Hemiptera, Diptera, Coleoptera and others, but some people use it to poison fish. So what is the principle behind fenpropathrin poisoning fish? How is it used to control pests? 1. The principle of fenpropathrin poisoning fish
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What does fenpropathrin do? An introduction to its main uses
Fenpropathrin has contact-killing, stomach-poison and certain repellent effects, a broad insecticidal spectrum and a long residual effect period, and good results against many kinds of spider mites. Especially when pests and pest mites occur together, it can control both insects and mites at the same time; in particular, when pests and pest mites occur together, the effect of using this pesticide is more obvious, and it can
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