- Thiometon is a
systemic organophosphorus insecticide - acaricide with residual activity
of up to three weeks.
- Thiometon is an
organophosphorus insecticide which is not a strong cholinesterase
inhibitor but when metabolized it converts to several potent
cholinesterase inhibitors.
- Thiometon is
effective against sucking insects, mainly aphids, and mites on most
crops. Others include psyllids, sawflies, jassids and thrips.
- Thiometon is a
highly toxic organophosphorus compound which inhibits cholinesterases.
- Thiometon, like
the diethyl ester, disulfoton, is an alkyl thioether dimethyl
organophosphorus ester of moderately acute toxicity.
- It is used on a
variety of field crops but 80% of its use is on corn, potatoes and
cotton.
- In Kashmir
thiometon is used on a variety of crops especially it is used to control
woolly apple aphid.
- Organophosphate
insecticides are ubiquitous environmental contaminants because of their
wide applications in agriculture.
- The use of
Thiometon in combination with quinalphos surprisingly and substantially
enhances the effectiveness of the latter in combating insects.
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