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Spinosad is an
insecticide based on
chemical compounds found in the
bacterial species Saccharopolyspora spinosa. The
genus Saccharopolyspora was discovered...
- leaves.
Spraying the
infected plants with
spinosad, an
organic insecticide, can
control some leaf miners.
Spinosad does not kill on
contact and must be ingested...
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Various insecticides (such as carbamates, pyrethroids, spinetoram, and
spinosad) can be
considered for pest control. The
similar spotted asparagus beetle...
- costly.
Spinosad and
Beauveria b****iana
experience varying mortality rates with
different conditions,
primarily temperature variation.
Spinosad works most...
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insecticide Spinetoram is
composed of two
synthetic derivatives of spinosyns.
Spinosad Mertz, F. P.; Yao, R. C. (1990). "Saccharopolyspora
spinosa sp. nov. Isolated...
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evergreen trees.
Various bacterial sprays such as
Bacillus thuringiensis Bt/
Spinosad and
stomach insecticides such as
carbaryl (Sevin) are used to
control infestations...
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Insect pheromones and
other semiochemicals Fermentation products such as
Spinosad (a
macrocyclic lactone) Chitosan: a
plant in the
presence of this product...
- (with praziquantel)
Sentinel Flavor Tabs (with lufenuron)
Trifexis (with
spinosad)
Nexgard Spectra (with afoxolaner) The drug has been used in
marine reef...
- is used to
control pest
insects in
stored grain and on
domestic cats.
Spinosad Bacci L, Lupi D,
Savoldelli S,
Rossaro B (2016-04-28). "A
review of Spinosyns...
- above) Argentina.
Spinosad resistance was also
first noticed in
Chile (possibly
thanks to a
cytochrome P450 and esterases), and then
spinosad/spinetoram cross-resistance...
