We are along the road beside the Adamasingba fence, before the Queen- cinema pedestrian bridge.
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It has strong systemic properties — plants absorb it (e.g., through roots, seeds, or leaves) and translocate it via the xylem to stems, leaves, pollen, nectar, and other tissues, protecting the plant from the inside out. It is highly selective for insects over mammals due to stronger binding to insect receptors.
Key pests controlled: Primarily sucking insects such as aphids, whiteflies, leafhoppers, thrips, planthoppers, scales, mealybugs, and psyllids. It also controls some chewing insects like certain beetles, grubs, wireworms, termites, and soil pests.