Syngenta·Insecticides
Insecticide with fenoxycarb + lufenuron (EC) controlling codling moth on apple and pear plus grape berry moth on vineyards via ovicidal, larvicidal action.
Main advantages
About this product
Lufox 105 EC — a two-component insecticide from Syngenta that combines fenoxycarb (75 g/l), a juvenile hormone analogue, with lufenuron (30 g/l), a chitin synthesis inhibitor, in the form of an emulsifiable concentrate. It controls the codling moth and the pear moth on apple and pear and the European grapevine moth on grapes thanks to its ovicidal and larvicidal action. It is applied by spraying during the peak of the flight of the pests, 3–5 days before mass egg-laying, at a rate of 0,5–1,0 l/ha. The pre-harvest interval — 30 days.
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Chemistry & regulatory profile
Active ingredients
Fenoxycarb mimics juvenile hormone and lufenuron inhibits chitin synthesis, giving ovicidal and larvicidal insect growth regulation.
Formulation
EC
Physical-chemical form (SL / EC / WG / SC)
Hazard class
3/4
1 = highest risk, 4 = lowest. Follow label PPE regardless
Application
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