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Insecticides fungicides Lifeguard carrots

Description Insecticides fungicides Lifeguard carrots

Drug is highly effective againstabsolute majority of insect pests, wearing serious damage to agriculture and all kinds of diseases . Contains 3 vials . Do not appear pests resistant to the drug . The drug has toxic effects on eggs, larvae and adult form of insects . Dissolve contents 3 vials per 10 liters of water. solution mixed thoroughly andtreat one hundred square meters .

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Preparation consumption rate	3 ampoules per 10 liters of water
Key Features
Group	Insecticides, fungicides
Resistance to the drug	does not appear ,
Toxins	toxic to eggs, larvae and adult forms of insects
Pest control	heraclei heraclei, naked slugs, aphids, carrot fly
Destruction of disease	bacteriosis white, red rot disease tomentosa
Properties of the preparation	insecticide-acaricidal, fungicidal, growth regulator
Efficiency	high

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