Methoprene is one of the many chemicals found
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(Other chemicals found in cigarettes are
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Methoprene is an insectide used to kill fleas and other
insect pests. It is also (more specifically) defined as a larvicid.
For example, it is used to kill mosquito larvae before they reach adulthood.
It acts by disrupting the action of a growth hormone in certain insects.
Methoprene was first registered by the Environmental
Protection Agency (US Agency) in 1975. Then in 1997 the EPA issued an
unconditional re-registration of Altosid (brand name for methoprene)
in all of its forms.
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information about methoprene.
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