What pesticides can be used on tobacco leaves? Read this article to understand
What pesticides can be used on tobacco leaves? Please give an introduction. The pesticides commonly used on tobacco mainly include dimethoate, omethoate, pirimicarb (pirimor), aldicarb (temik), endosulfan (thiodan), carbaryl (sevin), trichlorfon, esfenvalerate (sumicidin), lambda-cyhalothrin (kongfu)...
What pesticides can be used on tobacco leaves? Please give an introduction
The pesticides commonly used on tobacco mainly include dimethoate, omethoate, pirimicarb (pirimor), aldicarb (temik), endosulfan (thiodan), carbaryl (sevin), trichlorfon, esfenvalerate (sumicidin), lambda-cyhalothrin (kongfu), methomyl (lannate), deltamethrin (decis), acephate, fenitrothion (sumithion), phoxim, Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt), imidacloprid, methyl bromide, Bordeaux mixture, Tuzet, zineb, Nongkang 120, thiram, metalaxyl, dexon, thiophanate-methyl (Topsin-M), polyoxin (polyoxin AL), agricultural streptomycin, Jinyebao, Junkeduke, napropamide, butralin (sucker control agent), pendimethalin (sucker control agent), flumetralin (sucker control agent), mieyaling, maleic hydrazide (yadi) and more than 40 other kinds.
Pesticides can be classified by use, by source, or by chemical structure. Classified by main use, the pesticides commonly used on tobacco can be divided into insecticides, molluscicides, fungicides, nematicides, soil disinfectants, herbicides, sucker control agents, and so on. Classified by source, they can be divided into mineral-source pesticides (inorganic compounds), biological-source pesticides (natural organic compounds, antibiotics, microorganisms) and chemically synthesized pesticides. Classified by chemical structure, there are more than 10 types, mainly falling into three major categories: organophosphates, carbamates and pyrethroids.
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