- Fenobucarb is a
carbamate insecticide.
- Fenobucarb is a pale
yellow or pale red liquid, insoluble in water; used as an
agricultural insecticide on rice and cotton and highly toxic for
humans.
- Effects of the
insecticide fenobucarb on 2 mayfly species, Epeorus latifolium and
Baetis thermicus, were examined in indoor model streams.
- Aqueous concentrations
of fenobucarb residues in the model streams were 69]71% of its
nominal level until 24 h, except at low concentrations less than 2
mg ly1 in the water.
- Acute toxicity and
subacute effects on brain cholinesterase (ChE) of two of the most
commonly used insecticides, diazinon and fenobucarb, on adult native
snakehead (Channa striata) were evaluated in a static, nonrenewable
system, the environmental parameters of which, such as dissolved
oxygen, water temperature, and pH, fluctuated
similarly to field conditions.
- Fenobucarb and
Fipronil are sold as active ingredients
in separate insecticide formulations and they are potent insect
killers, with different mechanisms and reaction time.
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