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1	DNOC
2	Lifeguard grapes
3	Double strike
4	Lifeguard strawberries
5	Lifeguard cucumbers

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Insecticides fungicides Lifeguard garden

Description Insecticides fungicides Lifeguard garden

The drug is highly effective against the absolute majority of insect pests, wearing serious damage to agriculture and all kinds of diseases . The product contains 2 vials . It has a lasting effect and instant impact velocity . Is the best tool in the fight against aphids, Colorado potato beetle, mites,whitefly . The drug has toxic effects on eggs, larvae and adult form of insects . Dissolve contents of 2 vials in the 8 - 10 liters of water . The solution is stirred thoroughly and treat one hundred square meters .

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Preparation consumption rate	2 vials for 8 - 10 liters of water per 1 sq.m.
The speed of impact	instantaneous
Key Features
Group	Insecticides, fungicides
Toxins	toxic to eggs, larvae and adult forms of insects
Pest control	green apple aphid, black, plum aphid, chafer, apple sucker
Destruction of disease	scab, fruit rot, powdery mildew, root rot, root cancer, Cytospora leucostoma
Properties of the preparation	insecticide-acaricidal, fungicidal
Efficiency	high ,

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apple (4)
fruit and berry crops (4)
grapes (4)
pears (4)
plum (4)

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ascochyta pisi l . (1)
bacterial canker (1)
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black rot (1)
blackleg (2)
brown spot (1)
budworm (1)
cercospora blight (2)
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cytospora leucostoma (1)
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gangrène shoots (3)
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oidium (3)
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rot (1)
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spot (2)
top of foot (2)
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white rot (5)

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aphids (9)
aphis gossypii (1)
beet flea (1)
blood aphid (1)
bud mite (1)
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colorado potato beetle (4)
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polia oleracea l . scoops (1)
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root mite (1)
rose sawfly (1)
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scoop (2)
scoop gamma (1)
slugs (3)
snails (1)
spider mite (5)
sucker (4)
the stem nematode-prominent (1)
tick (1)
trips (1)
turnip moth (1)
wintering parasites (1)
wireworms (4)