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A larvicide is a chemical or biological agent used to kill mosquitoes in their immature stage of development. These products are applied to standing water, or areas expected to be flooded with water, and are considered more preventive and long-term than adulticiding (or “fogging”) where pesticides are applied to kill adult mosquitoes.
