Strong Arm Leaf-feeding Insects
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June 18, 2020
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Acelepryn® insecticide offers long-lasting control of key leaf-feeding pests in greenhouses and nurseries, including:
- Japanese beetles
- Leaf-feeding caterpillars, including eastern tent caterpillars, fall webworm and bagworms
- Sawfly larvae
- Hemlock wooly adelgids
- Clearwing moths
- Lace bugs
- Aphids
- Birch leafminers
Acelepryn works primarily through ingestion. Insects will stop feeding shortly after, which minimizes injury to the plant and reduces pest populations.
A flexible productAcelepryn can be applied to protect crops in a variety of ways. As a foliar spray, Acelepryn provides up to four weeks of control on lepidopteran pests. When applied as a drench or soil treatment, the product moves upward into the canopy providing longer residual control. In addition, Acelepryn can also be applied as a bark treatment to protect from pests like clearwing borers. This long-lasting, effective control can lead to time savings and labor efficiencies.
Acelepryn can be applied to a wide range of crops, including ornamental plants, woody ornamental plants and trees, shrubs, evergreens and conifers.
Features and benefits |
Control of Japanese Beetle on Stewartia 2015- Gill, University of Maryland |
Acelepryn is powered by the novel active ingredient
chlorantraniliprole in IRAC group 28 and offers an alternative for newer chemistries. To reduce work disruptions, Acelepryn features a four-hour REI (restricted-entry interval) with no signal word and requires minimal personal protective equipment.
There are also no known adverse effects on beneficial and non-target organisms, like bees and biological control agents.
Take action now and learn how to strong arm leaf-feeding pests. Visit
GreenCastOnline.com/AceleprynInsecticide to learn more.
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