Yellow River insecticide product of Methamidophos

Benomyl

Other fungicide products

Pencycuron 90% TC, 25% WP, 23.2%SC

Mancozeb 80% TC, 80% WP

Benomyl 95%TC, 50% WP,50%OD

Prochloraz 99% TC, 25% w/w WP

Difenoconazole 25% EC, 10% WP

Propineb 70% WP

Thiophanate-methyl 70% WP

Edifenphos 80% TC, 50% w/w EC

Carbendazim 98% TC, 50% WP, 500g/l SC

Chorothalonil 96% TC, 75% WP, 500g/l SC

Iprodione 95% TC, 50% WP

Metalaxyl 25% w/v EC

Tebuconazole 92% TC, 25% EC

Propiconazole 90% TC, 25% EC

Insecticide products

Herbicide products

Plant Growth Regutator

Intermediate

Biocide

	Specification
	Active Ingredient	95% min.
	Appearance	White crystalline solid

	Physical and chemical properties
	Chemical Name	Methyl 1-(butylcarbamoyl)benzimidazol-2-ylcarbamate
	Empirical Formula	C₁₄H₁₈N₄O₃
	Molecular Weight	290.3
	Structural Formula
	Melting point	Decomposes without melting upon heating
	Solubility	4mg/kg in water (pH 3-10), chloroform 94 g/kg; dimethylformamide 53 g/kg; acetone 18 g/kg; xylene 10 g/kg; ethanol 4 g/kg.
	Vapor pressure	Negligible (less than 5 x 10^-6 Pa).
	Corrosive properties
	Explosive properties
	Combustible properties

	Formulations
		50% W.P.

Application

Benomyl is effective as a pre-harvest systemic fungicide, and as a post-harvest dip or dust treatment for the protection of fruits, seeds and vegetables in storage.

It controls a wide range of fungal diseases of fruits, nuts, vegetables, field crops, turf and ornamentals. Powdery mildew, apple scab and grey mould fungus are well controlled. It is also effective against mites.

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