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Cantuccini
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non-systemic insecticide with contact and stomach action, suitable for controlling resistant larval pests.
Cantuccini – Indoxacarb + Emamectin Benzoate 9% SC
Cantuccini is a combination insecticide of indoxacarb and Emamectin benzoate targeting a wide range of pests, especially resistant larvae. Emamectin benzoate acts by opening chloride channels causing paralysis and larval death, while indoxacarb inhibits sodium channels blocking nerve signal transmission and has rapid lethal effect. This combination is recommended for resistance management in rotation with other insecticides.
Active Ingredient Name | Indoxacarb + Emamectin benzoate |
Formulation | Suspension Concentrate (SC) with 9% concentration (75 g indoxacarb + 15 g emamectin benzoate per liter) |
Type of Pesticide | Non-systemic insecticide with contact, stomach, and translaminar penetration effect |
Chemical Group | Oxadiazine + Avermectins |
IRAC Code | Group 6 + 22A (Insecticide) |
Mode of Action | Sodium channel blocker causing neurotoxicity (indoxacarb) + chloride channel opener causing paralysis (emamectin) |
Effect on Beneficials | Use with caution – Group III (WHO classification) |
Usage | Suitable for controlling resistant larvae of beet cutworm and other pests in IPM programs |
FAQs
What are the two active ingredients in Cantuccini 9% SC?
The active ingredients are Indoxacarb and Emamectin benzoate.
How does Emamectin benzoate work to kill larval pests?
Emamectin benzoate acts by opening chloride channels, which causes paralysis and larval death.
. What is the mode of action for Indoxacarb?
Indoxacarb's mode of action is a sodium channel blocker causing neurotoxicity.
What is the main recommended use for this combination insecticide?
It is suitable for controlling resistant larvae (like beet cutworm) and is recommended for resistance management in rotation with other insecticides.
