Trizo

TrizoTrizo has a broad spectrum of activity and good initial and residual toxicity against ballworms and whiteflies on cotton and stem borer, leaf folder, green leaf hopper, hispa on riceTrizo is a contact and stomach poison. It is non-systemic, but penetrates deeply into the plant tissues.ApplicationTrizo can be applied by conventional manually operated knapsack sprayers or with power operated knapsack sprayers or with power operated sprayers fitted with high or low volume nozzles.Recommended dosage on cropsDosage Per Hectare Crop Pest Dosage a.i (gm./%) Qty. of formulation (ml.) Qty of water in lit (high Volume) Waiting Period (Days) Cotton Ballworms 600-800 1500-2000 500-1000 21  White fly 500-1000 1250-2500 500-1000 21 Rice Stem borer 250-500 625-1250 500-1000 40  Leaf folder 250-500 625-1250 500-1000 40  Green leaf hopper 250-500 625-1250 500-1000 40  Hispa 250-500 625-1250 500-1000 40 ToxicityAcute oral toxicity-LD (Rat) 64.68 mg/kgAcute dermal toxicity-LD (Rat-Female) 1100 mg./kg.Direction for useTake the measured quantity of Hostathion 40 E.C and add to it a small quantity of water. Mix throughly and then add the remaining quantity of water while strring vigorously. Do not spray facing the wind.PrecautionsAvoid drinking eating or smoking during spraying. Avoid any contact of the concentrate with eyes or skin. After each spraying. wash hands and exposed parts of the body thoroughly with soap and water.CompatibilityTrizo is compatible with most of the insecticides in common use. Mixing with highly alkaline materials should be avoided.StorageThe packing containing the insecticide shall be stored in original containers in separate rooms, away from children and domestic animals, under lock and key. The rooma or premises meant for storing the insecticide shall be cool, dry, well-built, well-ventilated and of sufficient dimentions.