Which pests can be controlled by methyl isosinophos?

What pests does isofenoxphos methyl control? How to use it? Please give guidance on the organophosphorus pesticide Iso-methyl. Industrial product is brown oily liquid. It has strong contact and stomach toxicity to pests, and has a long residual period. High toxicity to humans and livestock. The formulation is 40% emulsifiable concentrate and 3% granule. The application techniques are as follows: (1) Control of underground pests: ① At the initial incubation stage of grubs larvae, spray 200ml of 40% emulsifiable concentrate per mu with 5- 100kg of water near the rhizosphere with a sprayer to control grubs in soybean fields. The effect is good, and it can also control crickets. 2. Use 40% EC 200ml or 3% granule 1- 1.5kg per mu, mix with fine sand soil 20 - 25kg, sprinkle on crop roots at the initial stage of pest occurrence, and control white grubs in soybean and peanut fields. (3) When wheat and soybean seeds were mixed with 40% EC according to 0.2% of the seed quantity, the seedling protection effect was better. ④ After Chinese chives dormancy, spraying before growth, 0.5 kg of 40% EC per mu and 500 kg of water per mu can control Chinese chives maggots. 5. Using 0.5 kg of 40% EC per mu combined with drip irrigation can control onion maggots. ③ 5~8 kg of 3% granules per mu can be used to control peanut, soybean and sweet potato nematode. (2)Control of pests on the ground: ① 40% emulsifiable concentrate 0.5kg/mu, 150kg/mu water, sprayed on the soil surface of the tree tray before the overwintering larvae of peach fruit borer emerge, sprayed once every half month, can control peach fruit borer. 2. Spraying 2000 times 40% EC can control aphids and armyworms. (3)Note: First, methyl isofenoxal toxicity, only allowed to be used for seed dressing or soil treatment, can not be used for fruit tree foliar spray. Second, it is strictly prohibited to graze or mow livestock in the drug application area to avoid poisoning. Third, when using, we must strictly abide by the safety regulations. Click for more pesticide application techniques Click for more pesticide application techniques