Flowables

Definition

A term primarily used in agricultural entomology to describe a formulation type of pesticides that are made into a liquid suspension.

Etymology

From Latin 'flux-', meaning 'flow', and '-abilis', meaning 'capable of flowing'.

Example

Flowables are often used in pest control due to their easy application and effective coverage.

Synonyms

• Suspensions
• Liquid formulants

Related Terms

• Emulsifiable concentrates
• Wettable powders

Usage Notes

Flowables need to be shaken well before use to properly mix the active ingredients.