Insecticides
Indoxacarb 15% SC (Suspension Concentrate, Water-Based)
Most effective against larval stages of lepidopteran pests such as: cotton bollworm, leaf feeders, potato tuberworm, leaf miners, codling moth, grape berry moth, citrus leaf miner, cabbage moth, etc., on crops including cotton, sugar beet, maize, legumes, vegetables, fruit trees, grapes, and more.
Product Name: Indoxacarb 15% SC (Suspension Concentrate, Water-Based)
Trade Name: Avaunt
Group: Oxadiazine
Type: Insecticide and Acaricide with contact and ingestion effect
Hazard Class (WHO): Toxic and harmful II
Pre-Harvest Interval (PHI):
- Tomato and cabbage: 1 day
- Other crops: 10–21 days
Application Management:
- Most effective against larval stages of lepidopteran pests such as: cotton bollworm, leaf feeders, potato tuberworm, leaf miners, codling moth, grape berry moth, citrus leaf miner, cabbage moth, etc., on crops including cotton, sugar beet, maize, legumes, vegetables, fruit trees, grapes, and more.
- Optimal spraying time: when pests are at the first instar larval stage.
- Indoxacarb also has ovicide activity: due to its lipophilicity, it penetrates egg membranes, and emerging larvae die shortly after feeding and contact.
- To prevent resistance, use Indoxacarb in rotation with a pyrethroid or carbamate insecticide.
Compatibility and Mixing:
- No phytotoxicity or mixing issues reported; however, small-scale testing before large-scale application is recommended.
Target Crops, Pests, and Application Rates:
| Crop | Pest | Application Rate |
| Cotton | Cotton bollworm | 200–250 mL/ha (depending on infestation density) |
| Chickpea | Pod borer | 200 mL/ha |
| Apple | Codling moth | 450 mL/ha (more effective on first generation in mountainous regions) |
| Tomato | Fruit borer | 250 mL/ha |
