Halofenozide (CAS 112226-61-6)
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Halofenozide is a compound used primarily in entomological research due to its selective activity as an insect growth regulator. It is effective against certain turfgrass pests, such as white grubs, by mimicking the action of their natural hormones and disrupting their molting processes. Researchers employ halofenozide to investigate its impact on insect development stages, contributing to the understanding of insect growth and the timing of lifecycle disruptions. Studies also focus on the specificity of halofenozide′s action, examining its effects on target pest populations while assessing its safety profile with respect to non-target organisms. Additionally, the environmental persistence and degradation pathways of halofenozide are subjects of research, providing important information for assessing its long-term ecological impact and for optimizing application strategies in agronomic practices.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Halofenozide, 25 mg | sc-490180 | 25 mg | $316.00 |