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Use pattern

Teflubenzuron is an insecticide which inhibits the biochemical synthesis of chitin. It controls all immature stages of the insects; the youngest larvae are the most susceptible and less teflubenzuron needs to be applied to control young larvae than older ones. The insecticidal activity of teflubenzuron results primarily from the ingestion of treated foliage; contact activity is less significant. The compound is also ovicidal by topical application.

Teflubenzuron controls a wide range of insect pests (lepidopterous and coleopterous larvae being the most sensitive), and some mites e.g. citrus rust mites - Phyllocoptruta spp.

The Meeting received information on GAP from the manufacturer, Germany (Anon., 1995a), Poland (Anon., 1995b), The Netherlands (Anon., 1996) and Spain (Anon., 1993). The information submitted by Spain referred to 1993 and was not taken into consideration because current Spanish GAP (March 1996) was included in the information from the manufacturer.

Table 4 shows the registered uses of teflubenzuron on all important crops and the countries where they apply.

Table 4. Registered uses of teflubenzuron.

Crop

Country

Product

Application

PHI, days

No.

Max. rate kg ai/ha (kg ai/hl)

F/G

Apple

 

Argentina

150 SC

2

0.15

F

21

France

150 SC

1

0.05

F

14

Greece

150 SC

2-3

0.21

F

30

Italy

150 SC

1-3

0.15

F

14

53 SC

1-3

0.16

F

14

Jordan

150 SC

2

(0.0075)

F

15

Netherlands

150 SC

1-3

0.11-0.16 (0.015)

F

28

Portugal

150 SC

3

0.07

F

14

Saudi Arabia

150 SC

2

(0.011)

F

21

Spain

150 SC

1-2

0.09

F

28

Switzerland

150 SC

2-3

0.3

F

21

United Arab Emirates

150 SC

2

(0.0038)

F

7

Broccoli

Netherlands

150 SC

2-4

0.06

F

14

Brussels sprouts

Netherlands

150 SC

6-8

0.09

F

14

Head cabbages

 

Indonesia

50 EC


0.025

F


Italy

150 SC

1

0.03

F

7

53 SC

1

0.03

F

7

Jordan

150 SC

2

(0.0075)

F

14

Poland

150 SC

1

0.03

F

14

Switzerland

150 SC


0.045

F

14

Cabbage, Red

Germany

150 SC

1

0.06

F

14

Netherlands

150 SC

2-4

0.06

F

14

Cabbage, Savoy

Germany

150 SC

1

0.06

F

14

Switzerland

150 SC


0.045

F

14

Cabbage, White

Germany

150 SC

1

0.06

F

14

Netherlands

150 SC

2-4

0.06

F

14

Cauliflower

Netherlands

150 SC

2-4

0.06

F

14

Cereals

Switzerland

150 SC


0.06

F

42

Chinese cabbage

Netherlands

150 SC

2-4

0.06

F

14

Citrus fruits

Saudi Arabia

150 SC

2

(0.011)

F

21

South Africa

150 SC

1-2

(0.003)

F

30

United Arab Emirates

150 SC

2

(0.0038)

F

7

Coffee

Brazil

150 SC


0.038

F

30

Kenya

150 SC

1-2

0.11

F

30

Cotton

 

Argentina

150 SC

2

0,011

F

21

Brazil

150 SC


0.0075-0.1

F

30

Colombia

150 SC

2

0.019

F


Ecuador

150 SC

2

0.019-0.045

F


Guatemala

150 SC

2-3

0.075

F


Paraguay

150 SC

2-3

0.0075

F

30

Cucumber

Jordan

150 SC

2

(0.0075)

F

3

Netherlands

150 SC

3-5

0.23 (0.015)

G

3

Saudi Arabia

150 SC

2

(0.011)

F


Cucurbits

Spain

150 SC

2-3

0.18

F, G

3

Egg plant

 

Italy

150 SC

1-2

0.022

F

10

53 SC

1-2

0.024

F

10

Jordan

150 SC

2

(0.0075)

F


Netherlands

150 SC

3-5

0.23 (0.015)

G

3

Saudi Arabia

150 SC

2

(0.011)

F


Spain

150 SC

2-3

0.18

F

3

150 SC

2-3

0.23

G

3

Gherkin

Jordan

150 SC

2

(0.0075)

F


Netherlands

150 SC

3-5

0.23 (0.015)

G

3



0.06 (0.0075)

F

3

Grapes

 

Italy

150 SC

2

0.09

F

28

53 SC

2

0.096

F

28

Saudi Arabia

150 SC

2

(0.011)

F

21

Spain

150 SC

2

0.09

F

28

Switzerland

150 SC

2

0.09

F

21

Maize

 

Colombia

150 SC

2

0.045

F


Ecuador

150 SC

2

0.045

F

21

Italy

150 SC

2

0.15

F

28

53 SC

2

0.16

F

28

Melon

Netherlands

150 SC

3-5

0.23 (0.015)

G

3

Mushroom

Belgium

150 SC


3.0

G

14

Italy

150 SC

1

6.0

F

45

53 SC

1

4.8

F

45

Nectarine

Italy

150 SC

1-3

0.11

F

21

53 SC

1-3

0.12

F

21

Nuts

France

150 SC

1

0.045

F


Olives

Greece

150 SC

2-3

0.29

F


Orchards and small trees

Poland

150 SC

1

0.11

F

28

Peach

Italy

150 SC

1-3

0.11

F

21

53 SC

1-3

0.12

F

21

Saudi Arabia

150 SC

2

(0.011)

F

21

Pear

 

France

150 SC

1

0.05

F

14

Greece

150 SC

2-3

0.21

F

60

Italy

53 SC

1-3

0.16

F

14

Jordan

150 SC

2

(0.0075)

F

15

Netherlands

150 SC

1-4

0.11-0.16

F

28



(0.011)



Portugal

150 SC

3

0.07

F

14

Spain

150 SC

1-2

0.06

F

28

Switzerland

150 SC

2-3

0.3

F

21

United Arab Emirates

150 SC

2

(0.0038)

F

7

Peppers, Sweet

 

Italy

150 SC

1-2

0.075

F

10

53 SC

1-2

0.08

F

10

Netherlands

150 SC

3-5

0.23 (0.015)

G

3

Spain

150 SC

2-3

0.18

F

3

150 SC

2-3

0.23

G

3

Jordan

150 SC

2

(0.0075)

F


Saudi Arabia

150 SC

2

(0.011)

F


Peppers, Chilli

Indonesia

50 SC


0.1

F


Potato

 

Germany

150 SC

1

0.045

F

14

Italy

150 SC

1-2

0.024

F

28

53 SC

1-2

0.024

F

28

Poland

150 SC

1-2

0.038

F

14

Saudi Arabia

150 SC

2

(0.011)

F


Spain

150 SC

1-2

0.022

F

28

Switzerland

150 SC


0.038

F

21

Quince

France

150 SC

1

0.05

F

14

Sorghum

Colombia

150 SC

2

0.045

F


Ecuador

150 SC

2

0.045

F

21

Soya bean

Brazil

150 SC


0.0075-0.023

F

30

Paraguay

150 SC

2-3

0.0075

F

30

Squash

Saudi Arabia

150 SC

2

(0.011)

F


Squash, Summer

Netherlands

150 SC

3-5

0.23 (0.015)

G

3



0.06 (0.0075)

F

3

Stone fruits

Switzerland

150 SC

2-3

0.12

F

21

Tomato

 

Argentina

150 SC

3-8

0.075

F

7

Brazil

150 SC

5-8

0.038

F

7

Colombia

150 SC

5-8

0.03

F


Ecuador

150 SC

5-8

0.03

F

21

Jordan

150 SC

2

(0.0075)

F

3

Netherlands

150 SC

3-5

0.23 (0.015)

G

3

Paraguay

150 SC

5-8

0.038

F

7

Spain

150 SC

2-3

0.18

F

3

150 SC

2-3

0.23

G

3

Vegetables

Saudi Arabia

150 SC

2

(0.011)

F

7

United Arab Emirates

150 SC

2

(0.0038)

F

7

Watermelon

Jordan

150 SC

2

(0.0075)

F


F: field, G: greenhouse.


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