Chloranbria

Chloranbria is a diamide insecticide based on chlorantraniliprole, the standard against which caterpillar control in vegetables is now measured. It works at a rate most products cannot approach — 12 g/ha across the entire label — and larvae stop feeding within minutes of ingestion, so crop damage halts long before the pest dies. With a one-day pre-harvest interval and no re-entry restriction once the spray has dried, it fits a continuous picking schedule without disruption.

Características

• —Outstanding activity on Lepidoptera: tomato fruitworm, Tuta absoluta, cotton leafworm
• —Feeding stops within minutes of ingestion — damage is arrested immediately
• —One flat rate across the whole label: 12 g/ha or 12 g/100 L water
• —One-day pre-harvest interval; no re-entry restriction once dry
• —Rainfast 1-2 hours after the spray has dried on the plant
• —IRAC Group 28 — a mode of action unrelated to pyrethroids, organophosphates or neonicotinoids

Cómo actúa

Chlorantraniliprole binds the ryanodine receptor in insect muscle, forcing the uncontrolled release of stored calcium. Muscles contract and cannot relax, feeding stops almost at once, and the larva dies of paralysis over the following days. The receptor differs enough in mammals to give a very favourable safety profile. IRAC Group 28.