Which pesticide is specifically effective against mollusks?

Molluscides are specifically designed to target and control mollusks, which include pests like snails and slugs. These pesticides work by disrupting the physiological functions of these organisms, ultimately leading to their elimination. The unique formulation of molluscides makes them effective in managing populations of these pests in various settings, such as gardens and agricultural fields.

Other types of pesticides, like larvicides, nematicides, and miticides, are intended for use against different groups of pests. Larvicides focus on controlling the larvae of insects, nematicides target nematodes (roundworms), and miticides are used to manage mites and ticks. Therefore, while these other pesticides are important for pest management, they do not have the specific efficacy needed to address issues with mollusks. This specificity is what makes molluscides the appropriate choice for controlling these types of pests.