LALNIX ACT DC
A biological nematicide that controls plant-parasitic nematodes, which are microscopic organisms that feed on plant roots and cause extensive crop damage.
Product details
LALNIX ACT DC is a biological nematicide used to control plant-parasitic nematodes; microscopic, worm-like organisms that feed on plant roots and can cause extensive crop damage.
Modes of Action
- Spores of the fungus adhere to nematode eggs or the bodies of nematodes as they move through the soil.
- The spores germinate and penetrate the nematodes.
- The growing fungus engulfs the nematode over a period of several days, killing it by consuming its body contents.
Key benefits
- A naturally occurring fungus that is a highly effective parasite of nematodes at all life stages, especially immobile stages such as eggs, cysts, and infectious juveniles.
- An excellent IPM tool that can be used pre-plant, at transplant, or post-planting.
- Not harmful to non-target or beneficial species, soil profile, or the environment.
Ingredients
> 4.7 x 1010 Purpureocillium lilacinum strain 251 spores/g
Formats
| 34 fl. oz (1 liter) | Store sealed in the original packaging. The minimum guaranteed shelf life from the date of manufacture is 6 months when stored at or below 86°F and 2 years when stored at or below 68°F. |
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Target Pests
- Awl nematodes
- Burrowing nematode
- Citrus nematode
- Cyst nematodes
- False root-knot nematodes
- Lance nematodes
- Lesion nematodes
- Reniform nematode
- Ring nematodes
- Root-knot nematodes
- Spiral nematodes
- Stem nematode
- Sting nematode
- Stubby root nematodes
- Stunt nematodes
Refer to the product label for the complete list of pests and crops.
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