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Acaricides pyrimidifen

Recently introduced insecticide/acaricides, pyrimidifen and fenaza-quin (Figure 3.13), also inhibit the mitochondrial electron transport chain by binding with complex I at coenzyme site Q. [Pg.58]

Use pattern Pyrimidifen is used as an acaricide for apple, pear, orange, peach, strawberry, cabbage, radish and tea... [Pg.1336]

Pyrimidinamine insecticides contain a pyrimidine and an amine group. Pyrimidifen is an insecticide/acaricide for control of spider and rust mites in apples, pears, vegetables, tea, and citrus. Its oral LD in rats is 148 mg/kg. [Pg.74]

Inhibitors of Mitochondrial Electron Transport -Acaricides and Insecticides 895 28.3.2.6 Pyrimidifen... [Pg.895]

Flufenerim (S-1560 Table 28.3.1) is an acaricide/insecticide under development [21] that appears to be a more recent derivative of pyrimidifen, but possessing less labile substitutions on the head and tail regions (Fig. 28.3.2). Available information suggests that flufenerim has acaricidal activity and perhaps some lepidop-teran and fungicidal activity as well [21, 63, 64]. [Pg.896]


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