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Podenticides are substances used to control or eliminate pests, specifically targeting the biological life stages of insects, such as larvae or pupae, rather than adult forms. They are commonly employed in pest management strategies to reduce insect populations in agricultural and urban environments. Podenticides can be part of integrated pest management (IPM) practices, helping to minimize the use of more harmful chemicals and promote ecological balance.
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