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Index No. Name Major Application 1 ALDICARB Pesticide/ Insecticide, Acaricide, Nematicide 2 AMITRAZ Pesticide/ Acaricide, Insecticide 3 BIFENTHRIN Pesticide/ Insecticide, Acaricide 4 BIORESMETHRIN Pesticide/ Insecticide 5 BROMIDE (METHYL BROMIDE) Pesticide/ Insecticide 6 CARBARYL Pesticide/ Insecticide, Plant growth regulator 7 CHLORDANE Pesticide/ Insecticide 8 CHLORMEQUAT Pesticide/ Plant growth regulator 9 CHLORPYRIFOS Pesticide/ Insecticide 10 CHLORPYRIFOS-METHYL Pesticide/ Insecticide, Acaricide 11 CLETHODIM Pesticide/ Herbicide 12 CYHALOTHRIN Pesticide&Veterinary Drug/ Insecticide 13 CYPERMETHRIN Pesticide&Veterinary Drug/ Insecticide 14 DELTAMETHRIN, TRALOMETHRIN Pesticide&Veterinary Drug/ Insecticide 15 DIAZINON Pesticide&Veterinary Drug/ Insecticide, Acaricide 16 DICHLORVOS, NALED Pesticide&Veterinary Drug/ Insecticide 17 DICOFOL Pesticide/ Insecticide, Acaricide 18 DIMETHIPIN Pesticide/ Herbicide, Plant growth regulator 19 DIMETHOATE Pesticide/ Insecticide, Acaricide 20 DIPHENYLAMINE Pesticide/ Fungicide 21 DIQUAT Pesticide/ Herbicide 22 ENDOSULFAN Pesticide/ Insecticide, Acaricide 23 ETHEPHON Pesticide/ Plant growth regulator 24 FENAMIPHOS Pesticide/ Nematicide 25 FENARIMOL Pesticide/ Fungicide 26 FENBUTATIN OXIDE Pesticide/ Insecticide, Acaricide 27 FENITROTHION Pesticide&Veterinary Drug/ Insecticide 28 FENPROPATHRIN Pesticide/ Acaricide, Insecticide 29 FENTHION Pesticide/ Insecticide 30 FENVALERATE Pesticide&Veterinary Drug/ Insecticide, Acaricide 31 FLUSILAZOLE Pesticide/ Fungicide 32 FLUTOLANIL Pesticide/ Fungicide 33 GLUFOSINATE Pesticide/ Herbicide 34 GLYPHOSATE Pesticide/ Herbicide 35 HEPTACHLOR Pesticide/ Insecticide 36 HYDROGEN PHOSPHIDE Pesticide/ Insecticide, Rodenticide 37 IMIDACLOPRID Pesticide/ Insecticide 38 KRESOXIM-METHYL Pesticide/ Fungicide 39 MALATHION Pesticide/ Insecticide, Acaricide 40 METHIDATHION Pesticide/ Insecticide, Acaricide 41 METHOPRENE Pesticide/ Insecticide 42 MSOMYL, THIODICARB Pesticide/ Insecticide, Acaricide 43 PARAQUAT Pesticide/ Herbicide 44 PARATHION-METHYL Pesticide/ Insecticide 45 PENCONAZOLE Pesticide/ Fungicide 46 PERMETHRIN Pesticide&Veterinary Drug/ Insecticide 47 PHORATE Pesticide/ Insecticide, Acaricide, Nematicide 48 PHOSPHAMIDON Pesticide/ Insecticide, Acaricide 49 PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE Pesticide&Veterinary Drugs/ Insecticide synergist 50 PIRIMIPHOS-METHYL Pesticide/ Insecticide, Acaricide 51 PROCYMIDONE Pesticide/ Fungicide 52 PROFENOFOS Pesticide/ Insecticide, Acaricide 53 PROPARGITE Pesticide/ Acaricide 54 PYRETHRINS Pesticide/ Insecticide, Acaricide 55 PYRIPROXYFEN Pesticide/ Insecticide 56 SPINOSAD Pesticide/ Insecticide 57 TEBUCONAZOLE Pesticide/ Fungicide 58 TEBUFENOZIDE Pesticide/ Insecticide 59 TERBUFOS Pesticide/ Insecticide, Nematicide.

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No. Name Major Application 1 ALDICARB Pesticide/Insecticide
Index No. Name Major application 1 ALDICARB Pesticide/Insecticide, Acaricide, Nematicide 2 AMITRAZ Pesticide/Insecticide, Acaricide 3 BIFENTHRIN Pesticide/Insecticide, Acaricide 4 BIORESMETHRIN Pesticide/Insecticide 5 BROMIDE Pesticide/Insecticide 6 CARBARYL Pesticide/Insecticide/Plant growth regulator 7 CHLORDANE Pesticide/Insecticide 8 CHLORMEQUAT Pesticide/Plant growth regulator 9 CHLORPYRIFOS Pesticide/Insecticide 10 CHLORPYRIFOS-METHYL Pesticide/Insecticide, Acaricide 11 CLETHODIM Pesticide/Herbicide 12 CYHALOTHRIN Pesticide&Veterinary Drugs/Insecticide 13 CYPERMETHRIN Pesticide&Veterinary Drugs/Insecticide 14 DELTAMETHRIN Pesticide&Veterinary Drugs/Insecticide 15 DIAZINON Pesticide&Veterinary Drugs/Insecticide, Acaricide 16 DICHLORVOS、NALED Pesticide&Veterinary Drugs/Insecticide 17 DICOFOL Pesticide/Insecticide, Acaricide 18 DIMETHIPIN Pesticide/Herbicide/Plant growth regulator 19 DIMETHOATE Pesticide/Insecticide, Acaricide 20 DIPHENYLAMINE Pesticide/Bactericide 21 DIQUAT Pesticide/Herbicide 22 ENDOSULFAN Pesticide/Insecticide, Acaricide 23 ETHEPHON Pesticide/Plant growth regulator 24 FENARIMOL Pesticide/Bactericide 25 FENBUTATIN OXIDE Pesticide/Insecticide, Acaricide 26 FENITROTHION Pesticide&Veterinary Drugs/Insecticide 27 FENPROPATHRIN Pesticide/Insecticide, Acaricide 28 FENTHION Pesticide/Insecticide 29 FENVALERATE Pesticide&Veterinary Drugs/Insecticide, Acaricide 30 FLUSILAZOLE Pesticide/Bactericide 31 GLUFOSINATE Pesticide/Herbicide 32 GLYPHOSATE(SULFOSATE) Pesticide/Herbicide 33 HEPTACHLOR Pesticide/Insecticide 34 HYDROGEN
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