IMA-jet® for Canada
- Chemical Family
- Neonicotinoids
IMA-jet® for Canada, Microinjectable Systemic Insecticide for use with the Arborjet Injection System in the Management of Asian Longhorned Beetle, Emerald Ash Borer and Hemlock Wooly Aldelgid in Trees in Nurseries, Exterior Plantscapes, and in Private, Municipal, Provincial, and National Forested Areas.
Properties
- Physical Form
- Liquid
Product families
Applications
- Commercial Pest Control
- Residential Pest Control
- Trees & Woodlands
Product Families
- Insecticides
Other characteristics
- Brand
- IMA-jet
- Functions
- Insecticide
- IRAC Code
- 4
- Application Technique
- Tree Injection
- Insecticide Target Species
- Adelgids, Beetles, Borers
- Adelgids
- Beetles
- Borers
- Markets
- Agriculture & Feed
- Composition
- Ingredients:
- GUARANTEE/GARANTIE: Imidacloprid 58.5 g/L
- Technology
- Agrochemicals
- Use of Ima-Jet
Use as formulated. Do not mix with water. Do not formulate this product into other end-use products. Do not leave the application site unattended during the treatment process. Ensure that after application, there is no leakage from the plugged injection holes of host trees.
- Applicable Crop
- Trees
- HIGHLIGHTS
About Emerald Ash Borer This metallic wood boring beetle was found in Detroit, Michigan and Ontario, Canada in 2002, and has continued to spread into neighboring states and eventually across the U.S. and Canada. The adult is a small, metallic green beetle only 10-15 mm in length and about 3 mm in width. The larvae live under the bark of the tree and feed in the vascular cambium. The adults typically emerge around June, leaving D-shaped exit holes in the bark. This ash tree insect briefly feeds in the canopy before reproducing and laying eggs in the twigs and branches.; Common Symptoms EAB larvae live under the bark and feed on the vascular tissues. Larvae create meandering galleries through the phloem, vascular cambium and etch the xylem, effectively girdling the tree. Dieback of the canopy is a symptom of EAB larval infestation; as many as one half of the branches may die back as infestation progresses. The tree responds by sprouting new (epicormic) branches below the disrupted tissues. The bark will split over dead vascular tissues, and trees may die within only two years of the onset of symptoms.; Treatments; Independent studies strongly recommend that treatments be applied early, before extensive disruption to the vascular tissues occurs. Dieback symptoms should be <40%. Arborjet recommends treatment when EAB is detected in your area, but trees still appear healthy for best outcomes.; To give the tree a greater health benefit, a follow-up application of NutriRoot is recommended, the specific formulation dependent upon soil type. When applied to the soil, NutriRoot®, will supply phosphorous, potassium, iron, manganese, humectants, humic acid and a low dose of nitrogen for healthy leaf and root development.
- Safety Information
IMA-jet 1-Liter – (040-20020) IMA-jet Case of 4 – (040-20025); *One liter treats 25 trees (10″ DBH)
- Agrochemical Functions
- Insecticide
