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MATRI (Fipronil 7% + Hexythiazox 2% SC)

MATRI is a systemic insecticide contact & oral effects central nervous system. MATRI has effective control on thrips and mites of chilli.

Technical Name: Fipronil 7% + Hexythiazox 2% SC Category: Packaging: , Product ID: 23458

Description

Recommendations:

Dosage per ha Waiting  period (days)
Crop Common name of the disease a.i. (g) Formulation (g/ml)/% Dilution in water (L)
Chilli Mites & Thrips 70+20 1000 500 7

MATRI, Fipronil 7% + Hexithiazox 2% SC is a suspension concentrate containing fipronil 7% (a.i.) and hexithiazox 2% (a.i.) in the formulation. It is used for the control of mites and thrips on Chilli.

  • Not to be used on crops other than specified on this label/leaflet.
  • No to be used for post harvest application.
  • Product is toxic to fish and aquatic invertibrates and thus the product containing the molecules may be avoided near aquaculture.
  • Product is skin sensitizer may cause skin allergy.
  • This product is toxic to honey bees and do not spray when honeybees are active.

Specifications of MATRI 

  • MATRI is a suspension concentrate containing Fipronil 7% and Hexythiazox 2% in the formulation
  • MATRI has dual mode of Action: Systemic action through contact & oral causing disruption of central nervous system (GABAA receptors). IGR (insect growth regulator) action with ovicidal and nymphicidal effects
  • MATRI has effective control on thrips and mites providing holistic control over sucking pest complex

Chemical Group: Phenyl pyrazole + Thiazolidinone

Mode of Action: Blocks GABAA gated chloride channels in the central nervous system of target insect and Miticide Growth Inhibitor

Compatibility: It is compatible with all the available insecticides and fungicides in the market except those which are highly acidic or alkaline in nature

Phytotoxicity: No Phytotoxicity when applied as per the label recommendation

Antidote:
No specific antidote known. treat symptomatically and give supportive therapy.