Insecticide formulations
- Formulation involves processing of the technical grade insecticides for better storage, handling, measure, application and efficacy together with safety
- Depending upon the mode of applications, dry and liquid formulations are common forms
- They may also be classified as solid, liquid and gaseous formulations
Classification 1. Solid formulations
- Dust, wettable or water dispersible powder, granules, capsules, baits etc.
2. Liquid formulations
- Solution, emulsifiable concentrate, ultra low volume formulations, suspension etc.
3. Gaseous formulations
- Fumigant, aerosol, foams, smokes, mists and fog.
Different formulations
EC - Emulsifiable concentrate CG - Encapsulated granule CS - Capsule suspension DC - Dispersible concentrate DP - Dispersible powder EG - Émulsifiable granule EO - Emulsion, water in oil EW - Emulsion, oil in water ES - Emulsion for seed treatment FG- Fine granule SC- Suspension concentrate SE- Suspo- emulsion SG- Water soluble granule SL- Soluble concentrate SP- Water soluble powder SS- Water soluble powder for seed treatment SU- Ultra-low volume suspension TB- Tablet
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FS - Flowable concentrate for seed treatment G - Granule GC - Macrogranule GL - Emulsifiable gel GP - Flo-dust GW - Water soluble gel OL - Oil miscible liquid OP -Oil dispersible powder WDP- Water dispersible powder WG- Water dispersible granules WP- Wettable powder WS- Water dispersible powder for slurry treatment WSC –Water soluble concentrate
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Last modified: Tuesday, 28 February 2012, 5:20 PM