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Termidor

Manufactured by BASF
Sourced in United States

Termidor is a laboratory equipment product manufactured by BASF. It is designed to provide precise temperature control for various laboratory applications. The core function of Termidor is to maintain and regulate the temperature of samples, materials, or reactions within a controlled environment.

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Fipronil-Infused Hydrogel Ant Bait

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Hydrogel ant bait for all work was prepared by placing hydrogels in 30% sugar‐water solutions containing 0.006 mL L–1 fipronil [sourced from Termidor® (BASF, Florham Park, NJ, USA) containing 100 g L–1 fipronil] (i.e. a mixture of water:sugar:Termidor® of 350:150:0.003), and allowing 24 h for the solution to be absorbed. Sugar used was standard 1A sugar from the New Zealand Sugar Co. Ltd, Aukland, New Zealand), and the hydrogels were Water$ave Floragel® from Polymer Innovations Pty Ltd, Singleton, NSA, Australia). The bait was prepared 24 h before use in all instances.
The bait dispersal mechanism was a 300‐mm granular spreading disk, hereafter referred to as the spinner, spinning at 720 rpm which propelled the hydrogels out with centrifugal force as they flowed down from a holding container, in the same manner as any manual fertilizer spreader.
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Comparative Evaluation of Termiticides

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Termidor (BASF Corp., Florham Park, NJ), Altriset (DuPont Corp., Wilmington, DE), Premise (Bayer Corp., Pittsburgh, PA), and Talstar Pro (FMC Corp., Philadelphia, PA) were used in the experiment. All formulated insecticides were provided by their manufacturers. The active ingredients (a.i.) in Termidor, Altriset, and Premise are fipronil, chlorantraniliprole, and imidacloprid, respectively. These termiticides are considered nonrepellent termiticides. The a.i. in Talstar Pro is bifenthrin, a repellent termiticide.
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