Dharmaj Dastoor is a broad-spectrum insecticide and acaricide containing Diafenthiuron 50% WP. It is formulated for the label-approved management of sucking pests and phytophagous mites affecting agricultural and horticultural crops.
Dastoor works primarily through contact and stomach action. According to the supplied product information, it acts against different pest-development stages and offers some ovicidal activity, providing flexibility in pest-management programmes when applied at the correct crop stage.
| Product Name | Dastoor |
|---|---|
| Brand / Manufacturer | Dharmaj |
| Technical Name | Diafenthiuron 50% WP |
| Product Category | Insecticide and acaricide |
| Formulation | Wettable Powder (WP) |
| Chemical Group | Thiourea |
| Mode-of-Action Group | IRAC Group 12A |
| Type of Action | Contact and stomach action |
| Origin | Synthetic |
| Primary Purpose | Management of label-approved sucking pests and mites |
| Recommended Dose | Follow the crop- and pest-specific dose printed on the current label |
Diafenthiuron interferes with energy production in susceptible pests by inhibiting oxidative phosphorylation. This disrupts essential cellular processes and helps control active pest stages, including nymphs and adults.
Dastoor is described as having contact and stomach activity with some ovicidal effect. Effective performance requires thorough spray coverage, correct application timing and use at the label-recommended dosage.
| Pest Group | Examples Listed in the Supplied Information |
|---|---|
| Sucking Pests | Whiteflies, aphids, thrips and jassids |
| Mites | Spider mites and other label-approved phytophagous mites |
| Chewing Pest | Diamondback moth |
Important: Diamondback moth is a chewing pest rather than a sucking pest. Use Dastoor only for crop–pest combinations specifically approved on the current product label.
The supplied information mentions the following crop groups:
Crop registrations and recommendations can differ by formulation and location. Confirm the approved crop, target pest, dosage, spray volume and waiting period from the current Dastoor label before application.
Diafenthiuron belongs to IRAC Group 12A. Repeated use of insecticides from the same mode-of-action group can encourage resistant pest populations.
Mix Dastoor with another pesticide or fertilizer only when both product labels permit the combination. Conduct a small jar test before preparing an unfamiliar tank mixture.
Do not use a mixture that develops excessive heat, sediment, separation, lumps or another sign of incompatibility. Physical compatibility does not automatically confirm crop safety.
The supplied information describes Dastoor as relatively selective to certain beneficial insects and predatory mites. However, selectivity can depend on the species, exposure level, dosage and application timing.
Dastoor is an insecticide and acaricide containing Diafenthiuron 50% WP for the management of label-approved insect and mite pests.
The supplied information lists whiteflies, aphids, jassids, thrips, spider mites and diamondback moth. Always confirm the approved crop–pest combination on the current label.
It works through contact and stomach action and interferes with energy production in susceptible pests by inhibiting oxidative phosphorylation.
A verified numerical dose has not been supplied. Follow the crop- and pest-specific quantity printed on the current product label.
No. Apply Dastoor only to crops and pests approved on its current label.
It is described as relatively selective to certain beneficial organisms, but it should not be considered harmless to every beneficial species. Follow the label precautions and avoid unnecessary exposure.
Tank mixing should be considered only when all relevant labels permit the combination and compatibility has been confirmed.
Disclaimer: This information is provided for general guidance only. Always follow the approved crops, target pests, dosage, spray volume, waiting period, protective equipment and safety instructions printed on the current product label.
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