Mode of Action
1. Acts by stimulating the release of aminobutyric acid, an inhibitory neurotransmitter, thus finally activating chloride channels
2. Acts on the nerve cells to suppress muscle contraction thus inhibiting the larvae from feeding
Salient Features
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Penetrates leaf tissues by translaminar movement
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Unique mode of action reducing potential cross resistance to other insecticides
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Ovicidal action and extended residual activity
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Larvae stops feeding within hours, paralyzed and subsequently dies in 2-4 days
Application Principles
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1. Applications should be made immediately after the spray solution is prepared
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2. Ensure thorough and uniform coverage
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3. For effective results, spray at first appearance of larvae and repeat if required
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