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Sparta with Jemvelva active is a unique insecticide for control of various pests in pasture, forage brassica, tree crops, and vegetables.
120 g/L Jemvelva® active (Spinetoram)
Jemvelva® active is active on all larval life stages and enters the insect primarily through the digestive system (ingestion activity) and secondarily through the insect exoskeleton (contact activity). In insects, the mode of action is associated with excitation of the nervous system which causes paralysis followed by death. The onset of symptoms is noticeable within hours. Jemvelva® active also has effective ovi-larvicidal activity which means that insects emerging from treated eggs are controlled.
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Onion (Allium spp.)
Potato (Solanum tuberosum ssp. Tuberosum)
Tomato (Lycopsersicon esculentum)
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