Thiodicarb

SC53%

Behavaran Zarrin Mozhdeh

Clothianidin is a systemic insecticide from the neonicotinoid group. With both contact and stomach action, it effectively controls sucking pests such as aphids, psyllids, and whiteflies, and is widely used in modern agriculture.

Tags:Clothianidin, cotton bollworm control

Thiodicarb (Carovin) – Behavaran | 1-Liter Packaging

Thiodicarb 53% is a well-known insecticide and molluscicide from the oxime carbamate group, widely used in professional agriculture to control a broad range of leaf-feeding and stem-boring pests.
This product acts through a dual mode of action (contact and ingestion) and is commonly applied in various pest management programs.

The mode of action of thiodicarb

involves inhibition of the cholinesterase enzyme in the insect nervous system, disrupting nerve signal transmission and ultimately leading to pest mortality.

Target Pests and Crops

Thiodicarb is effective against all larval stages of lepidopteran pests (caterpillars), leaf-feeding insects, certain stem borers, beetles, and some mollusks. It can be used on crops such as cotton, soybean, maize, grapevine, vegetables, and cucurbits.