Methamidophos is known by several trade names in the market.
Understanding Methamidophos and Its Alternate Names
Methamidophos is a powerful organophosphate compound primarily used as a systemic insecticide. It operates with both contact and stomach action, making it effective for controlling a wide array of chewing and sucking insects that threaten agricultural crops. Due to its widespread application and global distribution, methamidophos is marketed under various commercial brand names, depending on the manufacturer and regional distribution.
Here are some of the common trade names under which methamidophos is sold:
| Category | Trade Names |
|---|---|
| Common Commercial Names | Monitor, Tamaron, Filitox, Tamanox, Tarn, Patrole, Metamidofos Estrella |
| Specific Formulations | Methamidophos 60 WSC, Methedrin 60 |
| Other Market Names | Morithion, Red Star Alloran |
These names all refer to products containing methamidophos as the active ingredient, identified by its CAS-No. 10265-92-6. The primary function of these diverse products remains consistent: to provide comprehensive pest control by acting systemically within plants, ensuring the insecticide is distributed throughout the plant's tissues and reaching pests that feed on it.
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