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    The present invention relates to a multifunctional composite pesticide for high-effectively controlling rice leaf roller and rice borer. It is made up by utilizing two active components of chlorfluazuron and triazophos and adjuvant and solvent through a certain preparation process. By does of said pesticide for once per mu the effective content of chlorfluazuron in the composite pesticide is 0.1-5 g and the effective content of triazophos is 2-40g. Besides, said composite pesticide also can be used for controlling pale-headed striped borer and paddy borer.
Application Number
申请号		 200310106038 Application Date
申请日		 2003.10.10
Title 名称 Compound insecticide for efficiently proventing and treating cnaphalocrocis medinalis and rice snout moth's larva
Publication Number
公开号		 1528145 Publication Date
公开日		 2004.09.15
Approval Pub. Date Granted Pub. Date 2005.11.30
International Classification 分类号 A01N57/16,A01N47/34
Applicant(s) Name
申请人		 Jiangsu Prov. Academy of Agricultural Sciences
Address 地址 210014
Inventor(s) Name 发明人 Fang Jichao, Guo Huifang
Attorney & Agent 代理人

  
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