Treza (Tolfenpyrad 15% + Bifenthrin 7.5% SE) 100 ml
Treza | 100 ml
Tolfenpyrad 15% + bifenthrin 7.5% SE insecticide with contact and stomach action for listed rice pests. Verify the exact pest identity and complete supplied-label application and harvest directions before use.
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Item description
Treza Insecticide by AgroStar | 100
ml
Treza is an insecticide containing tolfenpyrad 15% w/w +
bifenthrin 7.5% w/w SE. AgroStar describes contact and stomach action for its listed paddy (rice) pest uses. Confirm the exact
pest and complete supplied-label directions before treatment. This listing is the 100 ml pack.
What it targets: Brown planthopper and stem borer in paddy (rice). AgroStar also
uses the wording “green leaf folder”; that target name needs confirmation against the supplied label, as explained
below.
When to use it: Confirm the exact first-application trigger for the pest and crop
stage. No complete first-use schedule has been established from the reviewed public Treza directions.
What to check: Exact crop and pest, formulated-product quantity, matching water
volume, spray method, first timing, repeat limits, harvest interval and worker-entry requirements.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
- 🎯 Paddy pest focus: The clear own-brand pest
claims include brown planthopper and stem borer in rice. Do not extend this to every rice insect or other crops.
- 🧪 Two modes of action: Tolfenpyrad and
bifenthrin act at different insect targets, with IRAC Groups 21A and 3A respectively.
- 🍃 Contact and stomach action: AgroStar
describes activity through insect contact and feeding. Correct pest identification and coverage still matter.
- 🛡️ Resistance-aware planning: The two group
numbers help identify suitable mode-of-action changes. A combination is not proof that resistance is absent or that repeated use is
appropriate.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand Name | Treza by AgroStar |
| Technical Name | Tolfenpyrad 15% w/w + bifenthrin 7.5% w/w SE |
| Formulation | SE (suspo-emulsion); liquid insecticide |
| Action | Contact and stomach action; AgroStar lists foliar spraying. |
| IRAC Classification | Tolfenpyrad: Group 21A, mitochondrial complex I electron transport inhibitor. Bifenthrin: Group 3A, sodium channel
modulator. |
| Manufacturer / Supplier | The safety data sheet identifies Ulink Agritech Private Limited. Check the supplied pack for batch-specific manufacturing
details. |
| This Pack | 100 ml |
How It Works: Mode of Action
The two active ingredients interrupt different functions in
susceptible insects. These mode-of-action facts explain the combination; they do not establish a crop dose or a treatment
date.
- Tolfenpyrad: Group 21A: Inhibits mitochondrial complex I electron transport, interfering with the insect’s energy production.
- Bifenthrin: Group 3A: Modulates sodium channels, disrupting normal nerve signalling in susceptible insects.
- Exposure and coverage: AgroStar describes contact and stomach action and lists foliar spraying. Follow the exact pest-specific
application method rather than assuming systemic movement, complete coverage of hidden pests or a fixed knockdown time.
Scout the field and use integrated pest management. Plan any
permitted repeat treatment or change of mode of action with qualified local advice. Do not assume that a different brand using the
same groups is a resistance rotation, or that a two-active mixture can reverse established resistance.
Target Crops & Pests
Use only the listed paddy (rice) and pest combinations. Confirm
the exact pest against the supplied label before treatment.
| Crop | Target Pest(s) |
|---|---|
| Paddy (rice) |
|
Dosage & Application Guide
A ready-to-use numerical application programme is not provided
here. The reviewed own-brand material does not establish the complete pairing of product, water, first timing and harvest interval for
Treza.
Application Requirements & Pest-Specific Planning
| Requirement | What to Confirm Before Use |
|---|---|
| Exact pest identity | The AgroStar page also says “green leaf folder”. Confirm the precise label target before treating it; do not silently
substitute green leafhopper or assume the names are interchangeable. |
| First application | Obtain the exact pest- and crop-stage trigger from the supplied Treza directions before selecting an application
programme. |
| Product and water | Confirm the product quantity and matching water volume for the measured field area. Retail dose shorthand or pack size alone
is not a complete programme. |
| Method and repeats | AgroStar lists foliar spraying. Confirm equipment, coverage requirements, any repeat interval and maximum number of
applications. |
| Harvest and entry | Confirm the exact harvest interval and worker-entry requirements separately. Missing public information does not mean a zero
waiting period. |
No universal pump recipe: No per-litre, tank, pump or
pack-coverage recipe is supplied. Do not derive one by dividing a retail acre quantity by an assumed water volume.
Keep brands and formulations separate: A government table
or another brand using the same active ingredients is not a substitute for complete Treza directions. Do not add other crops or
transfer a different formulation’s programme.
How to Apply: Best Practices
- Confirm crop and pest: Check that the crop is rice and identify the pest accurately. Resolve the “green leaf folder” wording
against the supplied label before treating that claimed target.
- Complete the programme: Read the exact Treza pack and obtain the missing first timing, water volume, harvest and worker-entry
directions before measuring the product.
- Use the specified foliar method: Calibrate the permitted equipment to the verified programme and pest location. Do not invent a
seed-treatment, soil, irrigation or drenching use.
- Check mixtures separately: No universal compatibility claim is established here. Do not add a pesticide, fertiliser or adjuvant
unless the exact directions for both products permit the combination.
- Protect surrounding areas: Prevent drift and runoff onto people, livestock, non-target crops and water bodies. Do not contaminate
irrigation channels, fish ponds or drains.
- Limit exposure and clean safely: Use suitable protective equipment when measuring, mixing, applying and cleaning. Wash contaminated
clothing and collect waste without contaminating food or water.
- Record and review treatment: Keep an application record and check field response. Do not increase the dose or add a routine repeat
spray to compensate for uncertain pest identity or incomplete coverage.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. This listing is the stated tolfenpyrad plus bifenthrin SE combination. Do not substitute the instructions of a single-active product, a different concentration or another formulation.
AgroStar clearly names brown planthopper and stem borer. Its additional wording “green leaf folder” needs confirmation against the supplied label; it is not silently treated here as green leafhopper.
Not on the basis of this description. The reviewed Treza product pages establish rice, not a complete additional crop list. Use only a crop and pest explicitly permitted by the exact supplied label and current restrictions.
The reviewed own-brand material does not establish a complete product–water–first timing–harvest programme. Obtain those directions before use. A pack size, retail acre quantity or another brand’s schedule cannot fill the gaps.
No. Treza contains IRAC Groups 21A and 3A. Scout the field, follow the exact application limits and use qualified advice for effective mode-of-action changes rather than repeating the mixture automatically.
Safety & Disclaimer
Before you use it: Read the supplied Treza label and leaflet, verify the exact formulation and follow
current national and state restrictions. Confirm the crop, precise pest, product quantity, water volume, method, first timing,
repeat limits, harvest interval and worker-entry requirements before treatment. This description is not a complete spray
programme.
Wear protective clothing, boots, chemical-resistant gloves and goggles or a face shield. The safety
data sheet requires suitable approved respiratory protection; emergency spills need specialist protection and trained
handling. Avoid breathing vapour or spray mist and avoid skin and eye contact. Do not eat, drink or smoke while handling. Wash
hands and exposed skin and wash reusable contaminated clothing before reuse. Discard clothing or absorbent materials that are
drenched or heavily contaminated, as the safety data sheet directs.
The safety data sheet warns that the product is harmful if swallowed or inhaled, causes skin
irritation, may cause an allergic skin reaction and can cause serious eye damage. Prevent exposure. If exposed or unwell, seek
medical help promptly and show the container, label or safety data sheet. Move an inhalation casualty to fresh air, wash
contaminated skin and rinse exposed eyes thoroughly with clean water. Do not induce vomiting unless a doctor directs it, and
never give anything by mouth to an unconscious person.
Very toxic to aquatic life, with potential long-lasting effects. Keep product, spray, drift, runoff,
spills, equipment washings and empty packages out of fish ponds, drains, streams, irrigation channels and other water bodies.
Do not infer environmental safety from an isolated toxicity figure. As a general precaution, protect active pollinators and
prevent drift onto flowering vegetation. Follow all supplied-label restrictions for bees and other non-target organisms; no
product-specific bee-safe interval is established here.
Keep tightly closed in the original container in a cool, dry, well-ventilated, secure place away from
children, food, drink, animal feed, seeds and fertilisers. Keep spills away from flames, sparks and smoking. Do not reuse
empty containers; use approved waste-handling routes and current local requirements. Results depend on correct pest
identification, timing and application. No claim here guarantees pest control, crop safety or resistance-breaking performance
or overrides the supplied label.
Product and use references: AgroStar product information · Safety data
sheet · IRAC
classification