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Below is a review of the trade names, risks, likely use and other information associated with: Dimethoate 

Below is a review of the trade names, risks, likely use and other information associated with Dimethoate.

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Dimethoate


Of the class ORGANOPHOSPHORUS

Chemical name: O,O-dimethyl S-[2-(methylamino)-2-oxoethyl] phosphorodithioate

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Trade or generic names

Afidox , Cekutoate , Perfekthion , Rogor , Dimezyl , Hilthioate , and Teeka

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Crops / products generally treated with this product

citrus, cotton, fruit (orchard and other crops), oranges, olives, potatoes, tea, tobacco peas, beans, grapefruit, lemons, field maize, and vegetables
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Used to control

Broad spectrum, mites, thrips, aphids, whiteflies, other insects,
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Known risks associated with high exposure

Dimethoate is considered moderately toxic. Inhalation: Bloody nose, runny nose, cough, chest discomfort. Skin Contact: Skin sensitisation, Eye contact: pain, tears, bleeding. Additional symptoms of
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Other information

Dimethoate is one of the most widely used pesticides (insecticides) in the world. Introduced in the 1950s

peach potato aphid shows resistance to dimethoat.

Product comes as a grey/white crystaline solid, soluble in water

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Links

PSD: UK review of Dimethoate

Wikipedia

Greenbok: Sample Label

 

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