Which pest is NOT controlled by Nurizma Insecticide?

Nurizma Insecticide is specifically formulated to target certain pests that affect crops, particularly in the early stages of plant growth. It is effective against a range of insects that pose threats to seeds and young plants. One notable characteristic of Nurizma is its efficacy against pests that tend to damage seeds and seedlings, such as wireworms, white grubs, and seedcorn maggots.

In contrast, flea beetles, while they can damage seedlings, are not specifically controlled by Nurizma. Their resistance or lack of sensitivity to this insecticide stems from their biological and feeding habits. Flea beetles are known to be quite agile and may evade chemical control, or they could be more effectively managed through other integrated pest management strategies that do not rely on Nurizma. Thus, understanding the specific target pests that Nurizma is designed to control helps determine which pests it is not effective against, leading to the conclusion that flea beetles are not managed by this particular insecticide.