Biological Mosquito Insecticide with Mosquito Densovirus (MDV) and Bacillus thuringiensis subsp Israel (BTi) for Safe and Eco-Friendly Mosquito Larvae Control

Biological Mosquito Killer Spray Plus BTi Mosquito Larvae Killer Mosquito Insecticide For Aedes Culex

General Info

Biological Mosquito Insecticide Mosquito Densovirus Bacillus Thuringiensis Subsp Israel Kill Mosquito Wigglers

• Excellent effect to mosquito and larvae
• Safety and Environmental Protection
• Non-resistance
• Serial mosquito killing
• Long time effective

Applicable place:

This product is only for mosquito larvae, mainly suitable for mosquito larvae breeding places, such as rice fields, reed ponds, ponds, swamps, slow flow ditches, low-lying ponding, sewage pits, etc

• This product is poisonous to silkworms, and it is forbidden to use it near silkworm rooms and mulberry gardens.
• It can not be mixed with alkaline pesticides and other substances.
• This product is sensitive to ultraviolet light, and it is best to apply it in the evening.
• Wear protective clothing and gloves when using this product to avoid inhalation. Do not eat or drink during application. Wash hands and face in time after application

Product Description:

The active ingredientes is Mosquito Densovirus (MDV) and BTi

Mosquito Densovirus (MDV) belongs to the genus Densovirus of parvovirinae. It is a single positive-stranded DNA virus with an uncoated viral capsid and a regular icosahedral structure with a diameter of 20 nm. After mosquitoes are infected with MDV, their activities are greatly reduced and distorted, and spasmodic convulsions occurred after stimulation, and some die. The time of pupation and emergence of the surviving larvae is delayed, and they are prone to die when molting. After the virus infection, the life span of adult mosquitoes will be shortened, thereby reducing the chance of mosquitoes transmitting pathogens, and the oviposition rate and oviposition vitality of female mosquitoes after infection will also be greatly reduced. The virus can spread not only horizontally through larvae and adults, but also vertically by female mosquitoes, so that the virus can spread to various breeding water bodies and continue in nature.

Bacillus thuringiensis subsp. Israel, namely Bti, is a pathogenic bacterium with specific effects on mosquito larvae. The main active substance of Bti is the toxin in crystallin. When crystalline and spores are swallowed by the larvae, they enter the midgut through oral cavity and release toxicity, which causes septicemia and general paralysis, so that larvae stop feeding and finally dying of starvation.