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Carbamates ( Pesticides group)

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Ammad Ahmad

Carbamate pesticides work similarly to organophosphate insecticides by inhibiting cholinesterase enzymes and affecting nerve impulse transmission. They are widely used for agriculture and in homes and gardens. The document then lists information on 12 different carbamate pesticides used in sugarcane and cotton crops, including their trade names, common names, target insects, and recommended dosages which range from 300 ml to 15 kg per acre depending on the specific pesticide and insect.

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Submitted To: Dr. Intizar Ali Submitted By: Ammad Ahmad
Carbamate pesticides are derived from carbamic acid and kill insects in a similar fashion as organophosphate insecticides. They are widely used in homes, gardens, and agriculture. Like the organophosphates, their mode of action is inhibition of cholinesterase enzymes, affecting nerve impulse transmission.
 Trade Name: Advantage  Common Name: Carbosulfan  Insect: Aphid, Sugarcane Leaf Hopper, White Backed Plant Hopper  Doze: 500 ml/acre
 Trade Name: Furadan 3G/10G  Common Name: Carbofuran  Insect: Sugarcane Top borrer, Stem borrer, Root borrer  Doze: 10-15 Kg/acre
 Trade Name: Daltanet 400 EC  Common Name: Furathiocarb  Insect: Aphid  Doze: 300 ml/acre
 Trade Name: Lennate 40 SP  Common Name: Methomyl  Insect: American Bollworm, Cotton leaf roller  Doze: 330 gm/acre
 Trade Name: Larvin 80 DF  Common Name: Thiodicarb  Insect: American Bollworm  Doze: 375 gm/acre
 Trade Name: Mipcin 50 WP  Common Name: Isoprocarb  Insect: White Stem Borrer, Rice Leaf Folder  Doze: 1 Kg/acre
 Trade Name: Padan 4G  Common Name: Cartap  Insect: Army Worm, Sugarcane Top Borrer  Doze: 13-15 Kg/acre
 Trade Name: Sevin 10D  Common Name: Carbaryl  Insect: Army Worm, Cotton Grey Weevil  Doze: 5 Kg/acre

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Carbamates ( Pesticides group)

  • 1. Submitted To: Dr. Intizar Ali Submitted By: Ammad Ahmad
  • 2. Carbamate pesticides are derived from carbamic acid and kill insects in a similar fashion as organophosphate insecticides. They are widely used in homes, gardens, and agriculture. Like the organophosphates, their mode of action is inhibition of cholinesterase enzymes, affecting nerve impulse transmission.
  • 3.  Trade Name: Advantage  Common Name: Carbosulfan  Insect: Aphid, Sugarcane Leaf Hopper, White Backed Plant Hopper  Doze: 500 ml/acre
  • 4.  Trade Name: Furadan 3G/10G  Common Name: Carbofuran  Insect: Sugarcane Top borrer, Stem borrer, Root borrer  Doze: 10-15 Kg/acre
  • 5.  Trade Name: Daltanet 400 EC  Common Name: Furathiocarb  Insect: Aphid  Doze: 300 ml/acre
  • 6.  Trade Name: Lennate 40 SP  Common Name: Methomyl  Insect: American Bollworm, Cotton leaf roller  Doze: 330 gm/acre
  • 7.  Trade Name: Larvin 80 DF  Common Name: Thiodicarb  Insect: American Bollworm  Doze: 375 gm/acre
  • 8.  Trade Name: Mipcin 50 WP  Common Name: Isoprocarb  Insect: White Stem Borrer, Rice Leaf Folder  Doze: 1 Kg/acre
  • 9.  Trade Name: Padan 4G  Common Name: Cartap  Insect: Army Worm, Sugarcane Top Borrer  Doze: 13-15 Kg/acre
  • 10.  Trade Name: Sevin 10D  Common Name: Carbaryl  Insect: Army Worm, Cotton Grey Weevil  Doze: 5 Kg/acre