[ Biological ]

This microbiological insecticide acts through direct contact with its target. After the product is applied, the conidia come into contact with the insect's tegument, and under ideal conditions, they germinate and penetrate. Inside the insect, the fungus releases several enzymes and toxins during its infection process, which lead to the death of the host. The fungus then begins the extrusion process, colonizing the external part of the insect, where a powdery layer of pinkish conidia can be seen with the naked eye.

Dilute the product in water, filter and apply to crops using a sprayer. Applications should be made targeting the underside of the leaves where the pests are found. Application must be carried out using boom sprayers, with relative humidity above 70%. Avoid exposure to ultraviolet rays and high temperatures. Use volume of syrup according to the crop and size of the plants, in order to obtain good coverage.

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