Outdoor Plants Dealers in Siliguri

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• Form: Liquid
• Azardiachtin: 0.030%
• Neem Oil: 90.570%
• Ethylene Either: 5.000%
• Epychlorohydrin: 0.500%
• Aromax: 3.900%

Precautions : Avoid contact with skin, eyes and mouth. Wash the affected areas throughly before eating or smoking. Avoid contamination or environment and water. Antidote Antidote not known. Treat symptomatically. Poisoning Eye and skin irritation. nausea, headache may occur. First Aird : In case of accidental ingestion, give a one or two galass of water. Do not induce vomiting. Contact Doctor. Skin : In case of skin contact/toxicity, wash skin thoroughly with soap and water. Remove contaminated clothing and shoes. In case of splashes in eyes. hold open eyes and flush immediately with clean running water for at lease 15 minutes. See a doctor if imitation persist. Recommendations : Azadirachtin 0.03% EC pest controls white fly and bollworm of cotton and trips, stern borer, bronw plant hopper and leaf folder caller puller. Direction of use : P.P. Equipment. Kits sprayer cone nozel is recommended. Dosage & Applications 6 mi. in 1 ltr. of water forAgriculture use. Spray on leaves on 15 days interval. Spray in the early morning or in the early evening. (iv) Crops must be thorougNy soaked.

Local Name : Neem, LILAC Descriptions : An evergreen tree, growing up to 16m, with compound leaves and white flowers Parts of use : Leaves. Citrus oil is extracted through steam distillation process. Fresh grass gives more yield than stored grass. Medicinal Uses : All parts of the neem tree may be used medicinally. The bark is bitter and astringent and a decoction is used for hemorrhoids. The leaves are taken as an infusion for malaria, peptic ulcers and intestinal worms and may be applied locally as a juice. The juice of the leaves is also applied to the eyes to treat night blindness and conjunctivitis. The twigs are used as a tooth cleanser for preventing gum disease. Neem oil, extracted from the seeds, is commonly used as hairdressing and is strongly anti-fungal and anti-viral, preventing scabies and ringworm. The oil is also used to treat skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis and even leprosy.

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