The symbol of pesticide package and its interpretation

First, pesticide formulations:

1. EC-emulsion, the most common pesticide symbol, such as "dimethoate" 40EC, indicates a 40% dimethoate EC.

2. OL-oils, such as "Licorne" oils.

3. ES-emulsions, latexes, emulsions, emulsions, such as Bt emulsions.

4. EP-milk powder, such as "triacontanol milk powder".

5. ME-microemulsions such as "triacontanol microemulsions".

6. SL-suspensions, such as "Brodo suspensions."

7. WS-Aqueous suspension, such as "Sulfuron-methyl aqueous suspension."

8. SC-colloid suspension, such as "carbendazim suspension."

9. WG-water dispersant (granule) agent, such as "Anke-manganese zinc dispersible granules".

10. WE-water emulsions, such as "mixed fatty acid water emulsions".

11. GF or GM-aerosol, such as "spray neat aerosol."

12. WGF-Water based aerosol.

13. OGF-oil-based aerosols, such as "bounce-flying pest oil-based aerosols," are used in homes.

14. ME-pastes, such as lime sulfur pastes.

Second, use instructions:

1. TM - registered trademark.

2. Kg/ha (or ha) kg/ha.

3. LC-lethal concentration, LC50 is half lethal concentration.

4. LD50 - The median lethal dose, also known as the median lethal dose.

5. LDK - lethal dose.

6. TL50-resistance in medium concentrations.

7. MAC - The maximum allowable effective dose.

8. MED - minimum effective concentration.

9. EW - Emulsion of oil in water.

10. EO-water emulsion in oil.

11. SV-ultra-low-soluble suspension.

12. VL-ultra-low-lysing liquid agent.

13. TM-Total weight.

14. PPT-precipitate.

15. The concentration of PPM-parts per million has now been abolished and is expressed in mg/kg (mg/kg).

16. B- Baume degrees.