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Identification & Functionality
- Agrochemical Functions
- Technologies
- Product Families
- Active Ingredients
Larva Control uses natural plant extract, Oxymatrine, as the primary ingredient to reach the highest level of efficacy, while greatly reducing the environmental impact of using this product. Oxymatrine is extracted from the root of the Sophora plant and has been used in Asia for its beneficial medical properties for over 5,000 years.
Applications & Uses
- Markets
- Applications
- Application Technique
- Applications
At the beginning of larval infestations, use 3.8 mL (3/4 tsp.) of product with one gallon (1 gal.) of water in order to dilute Larva Control. It can also be used in other quantities respecting always the dilution rate of 1:1,000 of product to water. After dilution, spray the product onto the plants leaves. In area applications, use 6.86 oz to 13.7 oz per acre of land. Do not apply prior to excessive rains since this may reduce product effectiveness.
- Mode of Action
If ingested, may cause stomach irritation. It is non-toxic to people and livestock and wont pollute water or soil. Appropriate land management practices should be used at all times with any pesticide; this material should be prevented from entering public or private water supplies (including wells) and any lake, stream, or river.
- Mode of Action
Larva Control acts as an insecticide and a repellent for crops susceptible to larval pests. After being applied on plant leaves, it will result in the target insect’s death. It works upon contact or ingestion by disrupting an insect’s development and physiology, plus acts as an anti-feedant. Larva Control can be applied as an alternative to conventional chemicals.
- Directions for Use
Crop Type
Mix Rate
Foliar Spray(25-50 gal)
Time to use
All
1:1,000
0.13 – 3.3 oz/1,000 ft2
6.86 – 13.7 oz/acre
16.5 – 33.0 oz/haAt the start of larvae occurrence
- Mix Rate
The mix rate for Larva Control is 0.13 fl. oz. (3/4 tsp.) or 3.8 ml per 1 gallon of water or 1 gallon of product per 1,000 gallons of water, depending on severity of outbreak, that can be applied directly to the mosquito infestation, to the plants, to lakes/ ponds, or to the soil itself.
Properties
- Physical Form