Broflanilide 99.9% white powder.

Broflanilide is an isophthalic acid-based benzamide insecticide, jointly developed by Mitsui Agrochemicals and BASF. It is mainly used to control common pests on crops such as Lepidoptera, Coleoptera, termites, mosquitoes and flies. Existing studies have shown that broflanilide has excellent activity against larvae and adults. Mechanism of Action Broflanilide is classified as Group 30 in the IRAC mechanism of action classification. There are currently two active ingredients in this group, the other of which is Nissan Chemical's isoxazoline insecticide fluxametamide. Broflanilide is an allosteric modulator of GABA-gated chloride channels, which allosterically inhibits GABA-activated chloride channels, causing insects to become overexcited and twitch. Broflanilide acts near G336 in the M3 region of the Drosophila RDLGABA receptor after demethylation of Chemicalbook. It is a non-competitive resistance to dieldrin (RDL) γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA) receptor antagonist. Although the site of action overlaps with that of macrolides, the mode of action is different from that of macrolides, so it is still effective against pests resistant to cyclodiene and fipronil. Control targets Bromitriptyline is mainly used to control lepidoptera, coleoptera, termites, mosquitoes and flies on crops such as green leafy vegetables, perennial crops and cereals. It can also be used as a seed treatment agent to control nematodes that harm cereals, and for non-crop purposes to control termites, ants, cockroaches, flies and other pests. In addition, the agent has high larvicidal activity against Spodopteralitura.  Product Detail