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Citation Insecticide

Citation insect growth regulator (IGR) controls dipterous leafminers, fungus gnats and shore flies in production ornamentals and vegetables grown for transplanting.

As an IGR, Citation:

Disrupts normal larva growth and development
Interferes with the formation and release of essential insect molting hormones
Breaks pests' lifecycles so they are unable to advance to the next stage of development and subsequently die

Active Ingredients:

Cyromazine

HRAC/FRAC/IRAC Classification:

Group 17 Insecticide

EPA#:

100-667

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Features & Benefits

Unique mode of action, cyromazine, in IRAC Group 17
Targeted control of dipterous leafminers, fungus gnats and shore flies with no known phytotoxicity
Low use rates and application flexibility

Excellent rotation partner as part of an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program that includes other insecticides or biological control
Compatible with beneficial insects and easy on plants, especially during propagation, reducing the need for plant growth regulators
Can be applied as a spray or drench in indoor or outdoor production, as well as on vegetables grown for transplanting

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