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Coragen (Chlorantraniliprole 200 g/l SC)
Rs.3,580.00 – Rs.7,675.00
A powerful systemic and contact insecticide for controlling pests like fruit borers and leaf caterpillars.
- Effective on crops like cabbage, tomato, and okra.
- Offers long-lasting protection.
- Easy to dilute and apply.
Description
| Chemical Name | Chlorantraniliprole 200 g/l SC |
| Manufacturer | FMC India (Pvt.) Limited |
| Supplier | FMC India (Pvt.) Limited |
| Product Name | Coragen |
| Existing packs available | 4ml,5ml,25ml,50ml |
| Mode of Action | Systemic & Contact Action |
| Mode of Action Code | 28 |
| Pesticide Classification Class | Class IV |
| Medical Advice | No specific antidote. Treat symptomatically |
| Recommended Crops | Intended Use – Effective Control/ Prevent | Dilution Rate Per 16 L Tank | Dosage / ha based on Crop/ Pest or Weed & Rate of infestation | |
| Pre Growth Stage | Post Growth Stage | |||
| BEANS & YARD LONG BEAN | Bean pod borer | 5 ml | 100 ml | 250 ml |
| CABBAGE | Diamond back moth | 3 ml | 60 ml | 120 ml |
| TOMATO | Fruit borer | 4 ml | 80 ml | 160 ml |
| BRINJAL & THIBBATU | Shoot & fruit borer | 3 ml | 60 ml | 120 ml |
| CUCURBITS (snake gourd, BITTER gourd, RIDGE GOURD, Pumpkin, Gherkin & cucumber) | Gall fly | 5ml | 100ml | 250 ml |
| OKRA | Shoot and pod borer | 3 ml | 60 ml | 120 ml |
| MAIZE, Finger Millet AND SORGHUM | Fall Armyworm | 5 ml | 100 ml | 200 ml |
| SESAME & MUSTARD | Leaf eating caterpillars |
6 ml | 120 ml | 240 ml |
| TEA | White grubs (Cockchafer larva) |
16 ml | – | – |
| LAWN GRASSES | White Grubs | 40 ml | NA | |
Additional information
| ML/L | 40 ML (4*10 sachets), 50 ML (5*10 sachets), 25ML, 50ML |
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