Nurell D - emulsion concentrate contact and systemic action for combating sucking and chewing pests . Nurell-D showed high stability and efficiency against apple plum Cydia pomonella, leaf rollers, leaf-mining moths in t . h most dangerous kind of circle hawthorn moth, codlingweevil, San Jose scale .

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Cabbage
Pest	bedbugs, fleas, aphids, leaf-mining moth, leafhoppers, cabbage fly
Preparation consumption rate	10 ml per 10 liters of water
Directions for use
Preparation consumption rate	10 ml . 10 liters . water
Maximum number of treatments	3
Safety	use of personal protective equipment
Fruit and berry
Pest	moth caterpillars, cherry fly, caterpillars
Preparation consumption rate	10 ml per 10 liters of water
Key Features
Group	Insecticides, acaricides
Packaging	7 ml vials, 5 L
Efficiency	high
Security	moderately hazardous substances
Toxicity	highly toxic to bees
Compatible	compatible with others . Drugs other than copper-bearing
Manufacturer	Dow AgroSciences
Purpose	for the protection of fruit, vegetables ,
Destruction	weevils, leaf beetles, Oulema,Corn ground beetles, flea beetles
Formulation	emulsion concentrate
Active ingredient	500 g / l chlorpyrifos and 50 g / l Cypermethrin
The drug	contact-intestinal, fumigant, locally systemic
Mechanism of action	penetrates into plant tissue
Vineyards
Pest	mites, scale insects, leaf rollers
Preparation consumption rate	10 ml per 10 liters of water

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