Termisolve BPRO Foundation Termite Chemicals

Termisolve bpro’s mode of action is that of a slow acting stomach chemical in termites and beetles and a contact chemical to decay fungi. As insects or their larvae feed on, tunnel in andor digest wood, they accumulate the active ingredient into their systems which acts to poison the insect.
Borate compounds is one of a family of borate compounds (containing boron and oxygen), which are considered absolutely dangerous to insects. Borate compounds utilize a stop-feed mode of action. Stop-feed means that the active ingredient borate disrupts the enzyme and digestive systems of the insect, preventing future digestion and causing death by starvation. In treatment of wood decaying insects like termites or carpenter ants, borates prevents these pests from being able to digest the wood that they depend on for the survival .
Copper compounds have fungistastic and fungicidal properties and prevents fungal spore germination along with reaction with many of the components on the fungal cell walls and within fungal cell walls.