Definitions:
Thermal Fog
Spraying (Droplet size) carried out for flying insect by thermal fogger, which use heat without
deteriorating the active ingredient and without burning fuel.
SYNERGIST
Protect the active ingredients from sun light and prevent de-toxification of the insecticide in the insect
body.
PCT (Post Construction Treatment)
Anti termite treatment after the construction by making trenches inside 30-60cm near the external wall
or making holes 30cm inside the building where there is termite activity.
Flushing Agent: Material used during survey to check the insects’ Infestation level by flushing them out
from hide places.
Acute Poisoning : Complete Poisoning on one time more exposure.
Antidote: A remedy against the pesticide
Residual Treatment: Treatment having long lasting effect against insects.
Secondary poisoning: Rat or Dog died by eating a dead rat (Poison by anticoagulant).
EC: Liquid system of Active Ingredient, an emulsifier and a carrier. Active ingredient is dissolved in
solution with hydrocarbon solution.
Insecticide Dust. Powder form of insecticide for insects, where liquid spray cannot be applicable like
electrical cabinets Active ingredient mixed with dispersing agent (Lalc Powder)
IGR (Insect Growth Regulation)
It causes Disruption of metabolic process in deformed generation which is unable to multiply.
Pest Control Methods:
1: Mechanical or Physical method 2: Chemical method 3: Cultural method 4: Biological method
IPM:
IPM aims to suppress pest populations below the economic injury level. Integrated pest management
(IPM), also known as integrated pest control (IPC) is a broad-based approach that integrates practices
for economic control of pests.
Steps: 1.Pest Prevention 2.Pest Identification 3.Pest Control 4.Action Threshold
Thermal Fog
Spraying (Droplet size) carried out for flying insect by thermal fogger, which use heat without
deteriorating the active ingredient and without burning fuel.
SYNERGIST
Protect the active ingredients from sun light and prevent de-toxification of the insecticide in the insect
body.
PCT (Post Construction Treatment)
Anti termite treatment after the construction by making trenches inside 30-60cm near the external wall
or making holes 30cm inside the building where there is termite activity.
Flushing Agent: Material used during survey to check the insects’ Infestation level by flushing them out
from hide places.
Acute Poisoning : Complete Poisoning on one time more exposure.
Antidote: A remedy against the pesticide
Residual Treatment: Treatment having long lasting effect against insects.
Secondary poisoning: Rat or Dog died by eating a dead rat (Poison by anticoagulant).
EC: Liquid system of Active Ingredient, an emulsifier and a carrier. Active ingredient is dissolved in
solution with hydrocarbon solution.
Insecticide Dust. Powder form of insecticide for insects, where liquid spray cannot be applicable like
electrical cabinets Active ingredient mixed with dispersing agent (Lalc Powder)
IGR (Insect Growth Regulation)
It causes Disruption of metabolic process in deformed generation which is unable to multiply.
Pest Control Methods:
1: Mechanical or Physical method 2: Chemical method 3: Cultural method 4: Biological method
IPM:
IPM aims to suppress pest populations below the economic injury level. Integrated pest management
(IPM), also known as integrated pest control (IPC) is a broad-based approach that integrates practices
for economic control of pests.
Steps: 1.Pest Prevention 2.Pest Identification 3.Pest Control 4.Action Threshold
