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Trade or generic names
Demon WP, Demon EC, Cynoff WP, Cynoff EC, Cypermethrin
EC 4 Oz, Ammo, Arrivo, Barricade, Basathrin, CCN52, Cymbush,
Cymperator, Cynoff, Cypercopal, Cyperguard 25EC, Cyperhard
Tech, Cyperkill, Cypermar, Demon, Flectron, Fligene CI,
Folcord, Kafil Super, NRDC 149, Polytrin, PP 383, Ripcord,
Siperin, Stockade, and Super, Viper (ex Sniper)
Very common active ingredient. Sold in Water soluble
packs, bulk and liquid concentrates.
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Crops / products generally treated with this product
Used as a spot treatment
insecticide, in cracks or crevices for residual control.
Widely used, in a domestic, commercial, farm, school,
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Used to control
Insects, including: Ants, cockroaches, crickets, spiders,
fire ants,
Also moth pests on fruit, vegetable and cotton crops.
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Known risks associated with high exposure
Highly toxic to fish and aquatic invertebrates
Effectively non toxic to birds.
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A synthetic pyrethroid insecticide
Low odour
Low risk of residues when using correct treatement regime.
No residues on wheat (grain) normally detected, .5% residues
on strwaberries after 7 days (with one days rain)
Links: Pesticide
News, Extoxnet,
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Links
Extoxnet:
Extension Toxicology Network
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