Organophosphates

Most organophosphates are insecticides. Their mechanism is such that they disrupt the enzyme that regulates nerve transmission. Carbamate

Carbamate pest control mechanism is similar to organophosphorus. However, enzymatic effects are usually reversible. Organochlorine insecticides

These insecticides were commonly used in the past. But currently many countries do not use organochlorine insecticides due to their health and environmental effects and their persistence (eg DDT, Chlordane and Samsphen). pyridroid

This synthetic poison is one of the oldest natural pesticides. This toxin is found in chrysanthemum. They are built to maximize their stability in the environment. Sulfonylurea herbicides

Sulfonylurea herbicides for weed control such as pyritobiac sodium, cyclosulfamoron, bispyribac sodium, terbasil, sulfometuron-methylsulfosulfuron, rimsulfuron, pyrazosulfuron-ethyl, imazosulfuron, nisolsulfuron, esanosulfuron, liquid sulfolon, liquid sulfolon methyl, etholoxysulfuron, clarimuron-ethyl, Benzolfuron-methyl, Azimsulfuron and Amidosulfuron. Biological toxins

Biological toxins are special types of toxins. These toxins are composed of natural substances such as animals, plants, bacteria and certain minerals.

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