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Chlorantraniliprole

A diamide for caterpillars such as bertha armyworm and cutworms. Several generics have reached Canada in recent years.

Group
Insecticide Group 28
Family
Diamides
Formula
C18H14BrCl2N5O2
Molar mass
483.1 g/mol
You may know it as
Coragen
In Canada
Several generics
INSECTICIDE · GROUP · 28

Structure: PubChem CID 11271640

How it kills

Ryanodine receptor modulators

Forces calcium out of storage in insect muscle, so the muscles lock up.

Insects stop feeding quickly, then die over the next few days.

More on Group 28

Hits the insect

Works by contact with the insect, or when it feeds on treated leaves.

Where it fits

In the season.

FallBurnoffSeedingEarly in-cropIn-cropFlag and bloomPre-harvestPost-harvest

Commonly used on

  • Caterpillars
  • Canola
  • Cereals

Good to know

  • Spray to economic thresholds.
  • Spray when pollinators are not foraging.
  • Check each product, because labelled crops and pests differ between generics.
  • Strongest on chewing pests. Rotate groups to protect it from resistance.

Same group, same mode of action

Not a rotation partner.

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