Which type of dry/solid pesticide formulation consists of particles that are the same weight and shape?

The type of dry/solid pesticide formulation that consists of particles that are uniform in weight and shape is pellets. Pellets are specifically designed to maintain consistent size and form, which facilitates even application and promotes more reliable pesticide performance. Their uniformity allows for precise material handling and reduces the risk of uneven distribution on the target area.

Granular formulations, while also solid, typically consist of a mixture of various-sized particles, which can lead to less uniformity in application. Water dispersible granules are designed to dissolve in water before application and, while they do produce a uniform solution, their original dry form is not necessarily composed of uniformly shaped and weighted particles. Emulsifiable concentrates, on the other hand, are liquid formulations that do not fit the description of a dry formulation at all, as they rely on dilution in water to create a mixture.

Understanding the characteristics of different pesticide formulations is crucial for effective pest management and ensuring optimal results in application practices.