Fumigants are chemical substances designed to destroy pests, pathogenic microorganisms, and weed seeds in the soil, as well as to sterilize spaces from insects and other small organisms.
Carbamates are a group of chemical compounds that contain a carbamoyl group (-NH-C=O) and are widely used as insecticides to protect plants from pests.
Organophosphorus insecticides (OPIS) are a group of chemical substances containing phosphorus in their molecules, widely used for protecting plants from various pests.
Organochlorine insecticides are a group of chemical compounds containing chlorine atoms in their molecules, which are actively used for protecting plants from various pests.
Pyrethroids are a group of synthetic insecticides that mimic the action of pyrethrins, naturally occurring substances extracted from chrysanthemum flowers.
Insecticides are chemical or biological substances designed to destroy insect pests, control their population, and prevent the damage they can cause to plants and farms.
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