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| PRODUCT |
Biomet
is a wettable powder formulation of Merarrhizium
anisopliae |
| ACTIVE
INGREDIENT |
Mycelial
fragments & spores of Metarrhizium anisopliae.
CFU Count:2-5 x 10 /g. |
| SPECTRUM
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Highly
active on Whitegurbs, Beetle Grubs, Caterpillars,
Semiloopers, Cutworms & Sucking pests
like Pyrilla, BPH, Mealybugs and Aphids
on crops like Sugarcane, Groundnut, Rice,
Tobacco, Potato, Maize, Sorghum, Barley,
Cotton, Soyabean, Oranges and other Horticultrual
Crops. |
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| MODE
OF ACTION : |
Biomet
infects all stages of insects including eggs,
larvae,pupae, nymphs and adults.The spores attached
to insect cuticle / integuments, germinate and
penetrate insect body. The hyphae, through enzyme
action, proliferate in insect body And cause mortality
through a combination of chemical, mechanical,
water loss and nutrient loss effect.The insect
body ultinmately gets covered with mycelium and
spores, which may get dispersed and cause subsequent
infections. Certain toxins called destruxin produced
by this fungus also cause the mortality of insects. |
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| FORMULATION
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Wettable
powder/Granule formulation. |
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| PACKING |
100gm
, 250 gm, 500 gm, 1 Kg, in polythene pouches, further
packed in Cartons. |
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| SHELF
LIFE & STORAGE |
1
year, if stored in well ventilated rooms in original
packings at cool dry place at temperatures below
40 C. |
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| ECO-SAFETY |
Extremely safe to mammals, man, natural parasites
& predators (acts in harmony with them), non-target
insects, pollinators, fishes & birds, etc. Classified
as Class-IV, low hazardous (green label) pesticide.
No phytotoxicity and exempt from residue analysis. |
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| DIRECTION
FOR USE |
Biomet
is sprayed @ 5 gm/L. of water. Addition of jaggery
of soap solution to the spary solution before
spraying on the standing crop improves the results.
For Soil application, mix 1 Kg of Biomet granules
in 50 Kg FYM and broadcast in one acre, especially
in the root zone. For Potato and sugarcane., apply
before planting and mix thoroughly with the soil
by ploughing. |
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