Resonex FMC
Chlorantraniliprole 5% w/w DT
₹1161.00₹929.00
Overview | Description |
Product Name | Resonex Insecticide |
Brand | Fmc |
Category | Insecticide |
Technical Content | Chlorantraniliprole 5% w/w DT |
Classfication | Chemical |
Toxicity | Blue |
FMC Resonex is an innovative anthranilic diamide insecticide formulated as Chlorantraniliprole 5% w/w DT (Dispersible Tablet) powered by AQRION™ Technology.
Important Clarification on Formulation & Use:
Resonex is not a foliar spray product, nor is it intended for general broadcast across dryland commercial crops, vegetables, or orchard fruit trees. It is specifically engineered as a direct-application dispersible tablet for transplanted rice (paddy). Do not dissolve it in a knapsack sprayer or spray it over foliage.
Technical Profile & Mode of Action
Active Ingredient: Chlorantraniliprole 5% w/w DT
Formulation Type: DT (Dispersible Tablet / Direct Application Tablet)
Chemical Group: IRAC Group 28 (Ryanodine Receptor Modulator)
How It Works: Once dropped directly into standing water, the AQRION™ tablet self-disperses and spreads uniformly throughout the water layer. The root system absorbs the active molecule and transports it acropetally (systemically upward) through plant tissues. It activates insect ryanodine receptors, exhausting intracellular calcium stores, halting pest muscle movement, stopping feeding rapidly, and preventing dead hearts or white ears.
Crop Spectrum, Target Pests & Recommended Dosage
Crop Category | Specific Crop | Target Pests | Recommended Dosage | Application Method |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Cereal Field Crop (Approved Label) | Transplanted Paddy (Rice) | Yellow Stem Borer (Scirpophaga incertulas), Rice Leaf Folder | 400 g per Acre (Supplied as 5 individual 80 g units/tablets per acre) | Direct field placement: Walk through the bunds/field and place the tablets directly into standing water; do not spray. |
Commercial Crops (Cotton, Sugarcane, Soybean) | Not labeled for DT form | — | Use foliar formulations (e.g., Coragen / Chlorantraniliprole 18.5% SC) instead. | |
Vegetables (Tomato, Chilli, Brinjal, Okra) | Not labeled for DT form | — | Use registered foliar liquid formulations instead. | |
Fruit & Horticulture Crops (Mango, Pomegranate, Grapes) | Not labeled for DT form | — | Not recommended for tablet soil broadcast. |
Best Timing & Application Method
Application Window: Apply early in the crop cycle during the active tillering stage (typically 20 to 30 days after transplanting) or at the first sighting of stem borer adult moths/egg masses. Early application preserves productive tillers.
Standing Water Requirement: Maintain 3 to 5 cm (1.5 to 2 inches) of standing water uniformly across the plot prior to dropping the tablets.
Water Retention: Keep the field water impounded (locked) for at least 3 to 4 days post-application to ensure root uptake without washing the active ingredient into drainage channels.
No Spray Equipment Needed: Eliminates the physical labor of carrying heavy water sprayers or dry mixing with sand/fertilizer; tablets disperse on their own in water.
Safety Precautions
Protective Handling: Wear chemical-resistant gloves and protective footwear when placing tablets into paddy fields. Avoid touching tablets with wet, bare hands.
Storage & Handling: Keep in original moisture-tight packaging until the moment of field placement. Store locked away from children, pets, feed, and drinking water sources.
Aquatic Safety: Highly toxic to aquatic organisms, fish, and invertebrates. Do not drain treated paddy water directly into fish ponds, canals, lakes, or aquaculture setups.
Resistance Management: Use only once per crop cycle. Rotate with non-diamide chemistry (such as Cartap hydrochloride or Fipronil) if subsequent pest pressure occurs later in the panicle initiation stage.
Disposal: Dispose of empty packaging responsibly per local agrochemical waste guidelines.
If you are looking for chlorantraniliprole dosages for foliar spraying on vegetables (like chilli or tomato) or commercial crops (like cotton), I can provide the exact spray dilution rates for the liquid SC formulation. Would you like those details?
