Which formulation is characterized by its concentrated water dispersible powders in a liquid form?

Flowable liquids are characterized by their concentrated water dispersible powders that are suspended in a liquid. This formulation allows for easy mixing with water, resulting in a fluid that can flow freely when applied, making it suitable for various agricultural and pest control applications.

The concentrated powder form ensures that the active ingredients maintain a high level of potency, while the liquid nature facilitates accurate and even distribution during application. This is especially beneficial for applications requiring precise dosage and coverage, such as in the treatment of crops or pest management.

In contrast, granules are typically solid particles that might not easily disperse in water, while fumigants are gases or vapors used for pest control. Microencapsulated formulations involve active ingredients encapsulated to release over time but do not represent the concentrated water dispersible powder characteristic associated with flowable liquids. Thus, flowable liquids provide a unique combination of concentration and ease of use that is essential for effective application in the field.