Udar

Systemic Control Mechanism: How 'Udar' Functions

The efficacy of the 'Udar' plant protection product is rooted in the properties of imidacloprid, a neonicotinoid active ingredient. Unlike contact-only insecticides, 'Udar' provides systemic protection, meaning it is absorbed into the plant's vascular system. Once applied as a wettable powder, the active compound is translocated throughout the plant tissues, including new growth, making the crop intrinsically protected against feeding pests.

Addressing Hidden Pests: Why Systemic Action Matters

Sucking pests like aphids, thrips, and leafhoppers often congregate on the undersides of leaves or in crevices where surface sprays fail to reach. 'Udar' eliminates these pests by making the plant sap toxic. Once an insect bites the plant, the imidacloprid blocks the nicotinic acetylcholine receptors in the insect’s central nervous system, leading to paralysis and death regardless of whether the insect was directly hit by the initial spray.

Technical Specifications and Application Guidelines

• Formulation: The wettable powder allows for easy mixing and creates a stable solution for consistent field application.
• Application Rate: 0.1–0.2 kg/ha is the standardized dosage for target crops (tomatoes and potatoes).
• Treatment Limitations: Only one application per season is permitted to manage resistance profiles.
• Safety Interval: A 20-day pre-harvest interval must be strictly observed to ensure safe residue levels in the final product.

Designed for professional crop management, 'Udar' combines high efficacy with the stability of Chinese chemical engineering standards (Shanghai Mio Chemical Co., Ltd.). Its systemic nature makes it an essential tool for maintaining high yields in potato and tomato production by neutralizing the threat from both coleopteran and homopteran pests.