Product Name: Fenpropathrin 10% EC (Emulsifiable Concentrate)

Trade Name: Danitol
Group: Pyrethroid
WHO Toxicity Class: II – Toxic and Harmful
Type: Insecticide and Acaricide with contact and ingestive action, also possessing repellent properties

Pre-Harvest Interval (PHI):

• For temperate fruit trees: 7–10 days

Application Management:

• Fenpropathrin has a rapid knockdown effect, providing immediate action against pests.
• Its repellent activity prevents feeding in adult mites, disrupts vital functions, and reduces egg laying.
• It is effective against mobile stages of various mites (except Eriophyid mites) and a wide range of insects such as whiteflies, leaf miners, leaf-feeding and stem-boring insects, aphids, and psyllids.
• Applicable to pome fruits, citrus, grapes, vegetables, cucurbits, cotton, greenhouse, and ornamental plants.
• For grapevines, the last application should be made 14 days after flowering.

Target Crops and Application Rates:

Notes:

• Avoid spraying during peak pollination to protect beneficial insects.
• Rotate with acaricides/insecticides of different chemical groups to prevent resistance.
• Ensure thorough coverage of foliage for optimal contact effect.