What are the names of pesticides?

Question 1: Pesticide names are quite complicated. What are they? Complete list of pesticide names

Serial number

Common name

International common name

(E-ISO)

Insecticide agent

1001

666

HCH,BHC

1002

Lindane

lindane

1003

DDT

1004

Methoxychlor

methoxychlor

1005

Toxaphene

camphechlor

1006

Aldrin

HHDN or aldrin (

including

95%HHDN)

1007

Different moxibustion

isodrin

1008

dieldrin

HEOD or dieldrin(

Contains

>85% HEOD)

1009

Endrin

endrin

1010

heptachlor

1011

chlordane

1012

Endosulfan

endosulfan

1013

Triclofenac

plifenate

1014

propaphos

1015

dimethylvinphos

dimethylvinphos

1016

calvinphos

1017

dichlorvos

dichlorvos

1018

Dibromophosphorus

naled

1019

Chlorophosphorus

mevinphos

1020

monocrotophos

1021

mevinphos

dicrotophos

1022

phosphamidon

1023

phosphamidon

crotoxyphos

1024

tetrachlorvinphos

1025

tetrachlorvinphos

chlorfenvinphos

1026

Trichlorfon

trichlorfon

1027

Heptenophos< /p

heptenopos

1028

chlorethoxyfos

1029

Isosophos

isofenphos

1030

Isofenphos-methyl

isofenphos_methyl(

China

)

1031

Animal tick phosphorus

cythioate(

Non-common name

)

1032

Chlorazofos

isazofos

1033

Methacrifos

methacrifos

1034

Sulfotep

sulfotep

1035

Sulfotep

temephos

1036

Parathion_methyl

parathion_methyl

1037

Parathion

parathion

1038

fenitrothion

1039

fenitrothion

dichlofenthion

1040

Fenthion

fenthion

1041

Iso Chlorophosphorus

dicapthon(

Entomological Society of America

abbreviated

ESA)

1042

fenchlorphos

1043

fenchlorphos

bromophos

1044

Bromophos_ethyl

bromophos_ethyl

1045

Iodine iodfenphos

iodfenphos

1046

Kill borer eyes

cyanophos

1047

fensulfothion

1048

fensulfothion

famphur(ESA)

1049

triazophos

1050

chlorpyrifos

1051

chlorpyrifos-methyl

chlorpyrifos_methyl

1052

oxazophos

isoxathion (

Draft

)

1053

pirimiphos_ethyl

1054

Pririmiphos_methyl

pririmiphos_methyl

1055

Thionazin

thionazin

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Question 2: Which pesticides have too many names? Pesticides are divided into insecticides, fungicides, herbicides, plant growth regulators, rodenticides, etc.

Insecticides: chlorpyrifos, abamectin, imidacloprid, triazophos, cypermethrin, etc.

Fungicides: thiophanate methyl, mancozeb, triadimefon, Thiram, carbendazim, etc.

Herbicides: paraquat, glyphosate, acetochlor, atrazine, bensulfuron, etc.

Plant growth regulator: Brassica Lactone, naphthyl acetic acid, ethephon, sodium nitrophenolate, gibberellic acid, etc.

Rodenticides: flufacoum, fenacefen, bromadiolone, warfarin, zinc phosphide, etc.

Acaricides: pyridaben, acetamidine, acetate, tetracarbazone, fenbutyl tin, etc.

Fumigants: metabifen, aluminum phosphide, phosphorus Calcium chloride, sulfuryl fluoride, methyl bromide, etc.

Molluscicides: Spirocarbide, metaldehyde, nicosamide, nicosamide, triphenyltin acetate, etc.

Nematodes: fenfoside, fenfosin, thiazophosphate, Verticillium chlamydosporum, sulfate, etc.

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Question 3 : Names and uses of pesticides Pesticides are divided according to their uses: insecticides, fungicides, herbicides, plant growth regulators, etc.

1. Pesticide (English: Pesticide. Insecticide), a drug mainly used to prevent and control agricultural pests and urban sanitary pests. It has a long history of use, large usage, and many varieties. In the 20th century, agriculture developed rapidly, and pesticides greatly increased agricultural output. However, almost all pesticides severely alter ecosystems, most are harmful to humans, and others are concentrated in the food chain. We must balance agricultural development with the environment and health.

Pesticides can be divided into:

1. Inorganic and mineral pesticides. Such as lead arsenate, calcium arsenate, sodium fluorosilicate and mineral oil emulsion, etc. This type of pesticide generally has low efficacy and can easily cause damage to crops, while arsenic is highly toxic to humans. Therefore, most of the organic synthetic pesticides have been eliminated since their widespread use.

2. Plant-based pesticides. There are approximately 1,000 species of plants around the world that are more or less toxic to insects. Widely used are pyrethrum, fish cane and tobacco. In addition, some plants also contain active substances similar to juvenile hormone, precocious hormone, and ecdysone. For example, camptothecin isolated from the root bark, bark or fruit of Camptotheca acuminata has a strong sterile effect on masson pine caterpillars.

3. Organic synthetic pesticides. Such as organochlorine-based DDT, BHC, endosulfan, toxaphene, etc. DDT and BHC were two pesticide varieties with large output and wide application. It has been banned or restricted in many countries since the beginning of the 1990s; there are more than 400 varieties of organophosphorus parathion, trichlorfon, dimethoate, etc., ranking first in the production of pesticides; carbaryl carbaryl, a carbamate , carbofuran, etc.; pyrethroids such as fenvalerate and deltamethrin, etc.; organic nitrogen-based pesticides such as fenvalerate and dimethrin.

4. Insect hormone pesticides. Such as a variety of juvenile hormones, pheromone analogs, etc.

2. Bactericides, also known as biocides, bactericides and algaecides, microbicides, etc., usually refer to chemicals that can effectively control or kill microorganisms in water systems - bacteria, fungi and algae. preparation. Internationally, it is usually used as a general term for agents that prevent and treat various pathogenic microorganisms.

According to the source of raw materials for fungicides

1. Inorganic fungicides such as sulfur powder, lime sulfur mixture, copper sulfate, mercury chloride, lime Bordeaux mixture, copper hydroxide, suboxide Copper etc.

2. Organic sulfur fungicides such as thiramium, dimethonium, thiram, thiram, mancozeb, thiram, etc.

3. Organophosphorus and arsenic fungicides such as Daofengjing, Kewensan, aluminum ethylphosphonate, methylphosphonate, Tuobacter, Daojiaoqing, etc.

4. Substituted benzene fungicides such as thiophanate methyl, chlorothalonil, diclofenac, pentachloronitrobenzene, etc.

5. Azole fungicides such as acetate, carbendazim, oxamycin, benomyl, thiabendazole, etc.

6. Antibiotic fungicides Jinggangmycin, polyantimycin, kasugamycin, agricultural streptomycin, antimycin 120, etc.

7. Compound fungicides such as methiocarb, Diclofenac, Anthracide, Viricide Alum M8, Copper Metalax, DT fungicide, Metalaxyl? Manganese zinc, Seed dressing spirit? Manganese zinc , thiophanate methyl, manganese zinc, widely sterilized milk powder, metalaxyl-thiram wettable powder, etc.

8. Other fungicides such as metalaxyl, sclerotin, procymidone, promethain, fentanyl, captan, terfulin, diclofenac, recombinant, and fentanyl Ermalin, high-lipid membrane, bacterium chloride, propamocarb, quinolozone, dimethomorph? Manganese zinc, etc.

3. Herbicide refers to a chemical that can completely or selectively kill weeds. It is also called herbicide. It is a type of substance used to destroy or inhibit the growth of plants. Among them, sodium chlorate, borax, arsenate, and trichloroacetic acid have the effect of killing any kind of plants. Their effects are affected by three factors: herbicides, plants, and environmental conditions. According to their effects, they are divided into biocidal and selective herbicides. Most of the selective herbicides, especially derivatives of nitrophenol, chlorophenol and carbamate, are effective. The development of herbicides in the world is gradually stabilizing. High-efficiency, low-toxicity, broad-spectrum, and low-dosage varieties are mainly developed. Disposable treatment agents with little environmental pollution have gradually become the mainstream.

(1) Inorganic compound herbicides: Compounds composed of natural mineral raw materials and not containing carbon, such as potassium chlorate, copper sulfate, etc.

(2) Organic compound herbicides: mainly synthesized from organic compounds such as benzene, alcohol, fatty acids, and organic amines. Such as ethers--Gol, triazepines--prometryn, substituted ureas--herbicide No. 1, phenoxyacetic acids--2-methyl-4-chloride, pyridines--clothone, dinitrogen Anilines-trifluralin, amides-razoline, organophosphorus-glyphosate, phenols-sodium pentachlorophenate, etc.

4. Plant growth regulators are used to regulate plant growth and development... >>

Question 4: How many pesticides are there? Dichlorvos

Question 5: What pesticide has two names? ~\(R PanQ)/~84

Question 6: What are the famous pesticide companies in China? There are many listed pesticide companies, including large-scale technical companies. The well-known ones with large sales include Jiangsu Kesheng, Red Sun, Shenzhen Nuopoxin, Ruidefeng, Guangxi Tianyuan, Hubei Sanonda, Hebei Weiyuan, and Hebei Xuanhua

Question 7: How many pesticide hazard names are there? Are the hazard names the trade names mentioned? According to the latest pesticide management regulations, the trade name has been cancelled, and the manufacturer has used a trademark instead. However, according to requirements, trademarks must also be registered.

Question 8: What are the 250ml pesticides? I heard it is a pesticide for what fruit. Anyway, the name is just two words: Dimethoate. . .

Question 9: How many pesticides are there in the latest 2015 version of the Directory of Hazardous Chemicals (Pesticides)? There are 2,828 types of hazardous chemicals clearly listed in the 2015 version of the Directory of Hazardous Chemicals. These 2828 types are generic entries. In addition to the listed entries, those that meet the corresponding conditions are also hazardous chemicals