Biodegradable pesticides

Biodegradable pesticides
Biodegradability is that microbes and other living organisms can break it down into harmless compounds.

Persistent agricultural pesticides
Persistent substances are substances that may take months or years to be analyzed.

Another way to classify poisons is to consider those listed in chemical form or prepared from a common source or method.

Chemical pesticides based on chemical compounds
Organophosphate
Most organophosphates are insecticides. Their mechanism is such that it causes a disturbance in the transfer regulating enzyme.

Worms
Carbamate pest control mechanism is similar to organophosphorus. However, enzymes are commonly accepted.

Organochlorine insecticides
These insecticides are commonly used in the past. But currently, many countries do not use organochlorine insecticides due to health and environmental concerns and their persistence (eg, DDT, chlordane, and semesfen).

In this context, Aral Chemical Industries, relying on the production of organic and environmentally friendly products, produces a very strong and environmentally friendly substance and plants to proxybug. This material is used to remove insects and pests from plants and trees. Proxi Anti Bug is an enemy of insects such as the Mediterranean fly, which is a harmful pest for citrus fruits.

Pyridoroid
This synthetic poison is one of the oldest natural pesticides. This toxin is found in chrysanthemum. They are made in such a way that they bring their stability to the car in the environment.

A. Sulfonylurea insecticides
Sulfonylurea herbicides for weed control such as pyritobiac sodium, cyclosulfamoron, bispirbac sodium, terbasil, sulfometuron-methylsulfosulfuron, rimsulfuron, pyrazolosulfuron-ethyl, imazosulfuron, nisolsulfuron, sulfone, sulfuron, benzenesulfuron-methyl, azimesulfuron and amidosulfuron.

Biological toxins
Biological toxins are special types of toxins. These toxins are composed of natural substances such as animals, plants, plants and certain minerals.

An example of pesticides
Examples of pesticides; They are fungicides, herbicides and insecticides. Examples of chemical pesticides are: Glyphosate, Asphalt, Dith, Propoxur, Metaldehyde, Boric Acid, Diazinon, Durban, DDT, Malathion, etc.

A family of pesticides
An important advantage of pesticides is protecting crops from insects and other pests.

Control of chastity and plant diseases.
Organisms that harm other human activities and structures.
Pesticides
The toxic chemicals in these materials are designed to be intentionally released into the environment. The purpose of using pesticides is to get rid of certain pests. But the desire of the consumer, toxins enter the air, water, sediments and even food.

Pesticides are related to human health risks. From short-term such as headache and nausea to chronic such as cancer, fertility damage.

The use of these also reduces the general biodiversity in the soil. If there are no chemicals in the soil, its quality is higher. An increase in soil quality is associated with an increase in agricultural products.