Which insect growth regulator is known as Precor?

The insect growth regulator known as Precor is Methoprene. Methoprene is widely used in pest control, particularly for managing populations of fleas and other pests, by interfering with their development. It mimics a hormone called juvenile hormone, which controls the growth and metamorphosis of insects. When Methoprene is applied in an environment, it prevents the insects from maturing into adults, effectively breaking their life cycle and reducing the population over time.

This makes Methoprene an effective tool in integrated pest management, particularly in treating areas frequented by pets and where fleas are a concern. Its specific action on growth regulation makes it a targeted and valuable choice in structural pest control.