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EMECTRA
(EMECTRA)Emamectin is derived from avermectins (natural compounds from soil microorganisms).
- Works mainly through ingestion (stomach poison) and partly by contact action.
- Controls bollworms, fruit borers, pod borers, armyworms, leaf folders, and stem borers.
- Fast action — larvae stop feeding within hours of ingestion.
- Apply at early larval stages for best control.
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1. Corrects Micronutrient Deficiency
Zinc (Zn): Essential for enzyme activation, auxin (growth hormone) production, and seed development.
Iron (Fe): Vital for chlorophyll formation and energy transfer in plants.
2. Improves Photosynthesis
Iron boosts chlorophyll synthesis, giving leaves a healthy green color and increasing energy production.
3. Enhances Growth & Yield
Zinc promotes strong stem elongation, leaf expansion, and root growth.
Improves grain filling, fruit setting, and seed quality.
4. Stress Resistance
Helps plants withstand drought and temperature extremes.
Strengthens plants against disease and pest attack through improved metabolism.
5. Quality Improvement
Enhances taste, size, and nutritional value of produce.
Reduces physiological disorders like chlorosis (yellowing leaves) and stunted growth.
6. Broad Crop Use
Suitable for cereals, vegetables, fruits, oilseeds, and cash crops.
Can be applied via foliar spray or fertigation.
1. Mode of Action
(EMECTRA)Emamectin is derived from avermectins (natural compounds from soil microorganisms).
Works mainly through ingestion (stomach poison) and partly by contact action.
Stimulates release of gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) in insect nerves, causing irreversible paralysis and death.
Highly effective against lepidopteran larvae (caterpillars).
2. Agricultural Role
Controls bollworms, fruit borers, pod borers, armyworms, leaf folders, and stem borers.
Widely used in cotton, rice, maize, vegetables (tomato, okra, chilli), and pulses.
Targets larvae feeding inside plant tissues — excellent for hidden pests.
3. Benefits
Fast action — larvae stop feeding within hours of ingestion.
Low doses required due to high potency.
Selective to many beneficial insects, making it suitable for IPM.
Long residual effect on leaves and plant surfaces.
4. Application Notes
Apply at early larval stages for best control.
Recommended spray volume and dose vary by crop (commonly 200–250 ml per hectare).
Avoid repeated use alone — rotate with other insecticide groups to prevent resistance.
