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Lambda-Cyhalothrin 10 WP
is an advanced, broad-spectrum insecticide that delivers powerful control against a range of pests, including mosquitoes, flies, and cockroaches. Its active ingredient, Lambda-Cyhalothrin, belongs to the pyrethroid class, known for its rapid action and minimal environmental impact. It can kill insects on contact as well as repel them. The 10% wettable powder (WP) formulation provides ease of use and versatile application options, making it an effective choice for both agricultural and public health efforts. It targets the nervous system of insects, causing paralysis and death, offering reliable protection with efficient usage rates.

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Dosage

Crop Target Pest Application Rate (ml/ha)
Apples, Pears Banded fruit weevil 500-700 ml/ha
Apples, Pears Codling moth 250-350 ml/ha
Various fruits African bollworm 250-350 ml/ha
Cruciferae African bollworm 80 ml/ha
Cotton Various bollworms 60-120 ml/ha
Groundnuts, Beans African bollworm 100 ml/ha
Lucerne Lucerne caterpillar 80-100 ml/ha
Lupins African bollworm 110-120 ml/ha
Macadamias Stink bug 100 ml/ha
Maize Stemborer, Stalkborer 120 ml/ha
Sweetcorn Pink stalkborer 10 ml/ha
Sorghum Maize stalkborer 10 ml/ha
Soybeans African bollworm 120 ml/ha
Peas African bollworm 100 ml/ha
Potatoes Potato tuber moth, African bollworm 120 ml/ha
Tomatoes African bollworm, Semi-looper 75 ml/ha
Wheat, Sorghum African bollworm 100 ml/ha
Wine and Table Grapes Weevils 200 ml/ha

 

Workers Safety

Workers Safety for Lambda-Cyhalothrin

Acute Toxicity

  • Acute Oral Toxicity: Studies conducted on rats indicate that Lambda-Cyhalothrin falls under Category II for acute oral toxicity.
  • Acute Dermal Toxicity: Rat studies classify it as Category III for acute dermal toxicity.
  • Acute Inhalation Toxicity: Similarly, it is classified as Category III for acute inhalation toxicity based on studies in rats.

Irritation and Sensitization

  • Primary Eye Irritation: Rabbit studies show that Lambda-Cyhalothrin is classified as Category IV for primary eye irritation, indicating minimal irritation.
  • Primary Skin Irritation: Rabbit studies also classify it as Category IV for primary skin irritation, indicating minimal irritation.
  • Dermal Sensitization: Tests on guinea pigs indicate that Lambda-Cyhalothrin is not a dermal sensitizer.

These results suggest that Lambda-Cyhalothrin has moderate acute toxicity through oral and dermal routes, and minimal irritation potential for eyes and skin. It does not act as a sensitizer, implying a lower risk for allergic reactions upon skin contact.

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