Imidacloprid 350 SC Insecticide

Systemic Neonicotinoid Insecticide for Sucking Pest Control

Imidacloprid 350 SC is a systemic insecticide formulated with 350 g/L imidacloprid in a Suspension Concentrate (SC) formulation. It is designed for the management of susceptible sucking insect pests in agricultural crops.

As a neonicotinoid insecticide classified by IRAC as Group 4A, imidacloprid acts on nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (nAChRs) in the insect nervous system. This unique mode of action makes it an important tool for modern crop protection and integrated pest management programs.

With systemic activity, contact activity and ingestion activity, Imidacloprid 350 SC can be considered for pest-management programs targeting aphids, whiteflies, leafhoppers, planthoppers and other susceptible insect pests, subject to local registration and approved crop labels.

Product Overview

Note: Approved crops, target pests, dosage, application timing and pre-harvest intervals vary by country and product registration.

What Is Imidacloprid 350 SC?

Imidacloprid 350 SC is a high-concentration systemic insecticide containing 350 g/L imidacloprid.

The SC formulation keeps the active ingredient finely dispersed in a liquid formulation, providing a convenient format for dilution and agricultural spraying when used according to the registered product label.

Imidacloprid is particularly important in the control of sap-feeding and sucking pests. These insects feed by piercing plant tissues and extracting plant sap, which can weaken crops and, in some cases, contribute to the spread of plant viruses.

The systemic properties of imidacloprid provide an additional route of exposure compared with contact-only insecticides.

How Does Imidacloprid Work?

The insecticidal activity of imidacloprid is primarily associated with its action on nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (nAChRs).

Acetylcholine is an important neurotransmitter involved in insect nerve signaling. Imidacloprid interacts with these receptors and disrupts normal nerve transmission.

The process can be summarized as:

Imidacloprid → nAChR interaction → disruption of nerve signaling → loss of coordination → paralysis → insect mortality

This neurological mode of action distinguishes imidacloprid from many other insecticide groups.

Because imidacloprid belongs to IRAC Group 4A, it can also be incorporated into structured insecticide-rotation programs designed to reduce selection pressure and help manage resistance.

Systemic Activity of Imidacloprid

One of the key characteristics of imidacloprid is its systemic insecticidal activity.

After application, imidacloprid can be absorbed by plant tissues and transported within the plant. Susceptible insects feeding on treated plant tissues may subsequently ingest the active ingredient.

This property is particularly relevant to pests that spend much of their life feeding on plant sap.

Typical susceptible pest groups may include:

• Aphids

• Whiteflies

• Leafhoppers

• Planthoppers

• Certain scale insects

• Other susceptible sucking pests

The actual pest spectrum depends on the specific pest species, crop, application method and local registration.

Major Agricultural Target Pests

Aphids

Aphids are common sap-feeding pests affecting vegetables, cereals, cotton, fruit crops and many other plants.

Heavy aphid infestations can cause:

• Leaf curling

• Plant weakening

• Reduced crop vigor

• Honeydew accumulation

• Sooty mold development

• Potential virus transmission by certain aphid species

Imidacloprid can be included in aphid management programs where the pest is susceptible and the product is registered.

Whiteflies

Whiteflies feed on plant sap and may cause direct feeding damage and honeydew-related problems.

They are also important vectors of several plant viruses.

The systemic activity of imidacloprid makes it relevant to whitefly management in crops where its use is approved.

Leafhoppers and Planthoppers

Leafhoppers and planthoppers can cause significant problems in crops such as rice and other agricultural plants.

They remove plant sap and, depending on species, may also transmit plant pathogens.

Imidacloprid's activity against susceptible populations makes it an option in integrated pest-management programs.

Crops Where Imidacloprid Products Are Used

Depending on local registration and label requirements, imidacloprid products may be used in pest-management programs for:

• Rice

• Wheat

• Corn

• Cotton

• Vegetables

• Fruit trees

• Ornamental plants

• Other registered crops

Crop and Pest Examples

Always follow the registered local label for the exact crop, pest, application rate and application interval.

Imidacloprid 350 SC in Integrated Pest Management

Modern crop protection increasingly emphasizes Integrated Pest Management (IPM) rather than relying on a single insecticide repeatedly.

An effective IPM program may combine:

Pest monitoring + economic thresholds + biological control + cultural practices + crop management + selective insecticide applications

Imidacloprid 350 SC can form one component of such a program when its use is locally registered.

Farmers and professional crop managers should identify the pest before selecting an insecticide. Different pests have different biological characteristics and susceptibility profiles.

Resistance Management: Why IRAC Group Matters

Repeated use of insecticides with the same mode of action can place selection pressure on pest populations.

Imidacloprid belongs to IRAC Group 4A. Therefore, responsible use should consider resistance-management principles.

Recommended strategies include:

Rotate Modes of Action

Where practical, alternate imidacloprid with effective insecticides from different IRAC groups rather than repeatedly applying Group 4A products.

Avoid Unnecessary Applications

Treat according to pest monitoring and local economic thresholds rather than applying insecticides automatically.

Follow the Registered Rate

Using excessive or insufficient rates can create undesirable selection pressure and should be avoided.

Combine Chemical and Non-Chemical Control

Crop rotation, biological control, resistant varieties, sanitation and other IPM practices can complement insecticide applications.

Why Choose Imidacloprid 350 SC?

350 g/L High-Concentration Formulation

The 350 g/L active ingredient concentration provides a concentrated formulation suitable for professional agricultural applications according to local label requirements.

Systemic Insecticidal Activity

Imidacloprid can be absorbed and transported within plants, creating an important exposure pathway for susceptible sucking pests.

Group 4A Mode of Action

Its defined IRAC classification helps crop managers incorporate it into scientifically structured resistance-management programs.

Broad Agricultural Relevance

Imidacloprid products are used in pest-management programs across various crop categories, subject to country-specific registration.

Convenient SC Formulation

The Suspension Concentrate format provides a liquid formulation that can be diluted for agricultural spray applications according to the registered label.

Imidacloprid 350 SC Manufacturer & Private Label Supplier

Averstar Industrial Co., Ltd. focuses on the manufacturing and export of agricultural pesticide formulations for international markets.

Our product portfolio includes insecticides, herbicides, fungicides and acaricides in formulations such as SC, EC, SL, WP, WG and WDG.

For Imidacloprid 350 SC, we can support international buyers with:

• OEM manufacturing

• Private label production

• Custom product packaging

• Customized bottle and carton design

• Different packaging sizes

• Technical documentation

• Registration support

• Export services

• Customized formulation solutions

Our goal is to provide customers with a complete solution from product formulation and packaging design to registration and international export.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Imidacloprid 350 SC?

Imidacloprid 350 SC is a suspension concentrate insecticide containing 350 g/L imidacloprid, a systemic neonicotinoid insecticide used against susceptible insect pests.

What pests does Imidacloprid control?

It is primarily associated with susceptible sucking pests such as aphids, whiteflies, leafhoppers and planthoppers, depending on the crop, pest species and local registration.

What is the mode of action of imidacloprid?

Imidacloprid acts on nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (nAChRs) in insects and disrupts normal nerve signaling.

Is Imidacloprid systemic?

Yes. Imidacloprid has systemic activity and can be absorbed and transported within plants.

What is the IRAC group of imidacloprid?

Imidacloprid is classified as IRAC Group 4A, the neonicotinoid group.

Can Imidacloprid 350 SC be used on rice?

Potentially, depending on the specific registered product and local label. Rice pest targets may include susceptible planthoppers and leafhoppers where approved.

Can I customize the packaging?

Yes. OEM and private-label packaging can be discussed according to the target market, registration requirements and order quantity.

Imidacloprid 350 SC – Professional Crop Protection Solution

Imidacloprid 350 SC combines a high-concentration formulation with the systemic activity of imidacloprid, providing an established option for managing susceptible sucking insect pests.

For professional crop protection, the best results come from combining correct pest identification, appropriate application timing, resistance management and Integrated Pest Management.

A scientifically informed approach helps maximize the value of insecticide applications while reducing unnecessary pesticide use and selection pressure.

Averstar Industrial Co., Ltd. — Imidacloprid 350 SC Manufacturer | OEM & Private Label Insecticide Supplier

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