Table 1.3. Toxicity of Chemicals, Cont'd.

Poast, sethoxydon

Polyram, Zinc Metiram

Princep, simazine

Provado, imidacloprid

Prowl (pendimethalin)

Ronilan, vinclozin

Roundup, glyphosate

Rovral

Rubigan, fenarimol

Savey, hexythiazox

Sevin, carbaryl

Sinbar, terbacil

Solicam, norflurazon

streptomycin, Agrimycin

Surflan, oryzalin

Telone, dichloropropene

Thiodan, endosulfan

thiram, Thylate

H

F

H

I

H

F

H

F

F

M

I

H

H

B

H

N

I

F

G

G

G

G

III

G

G

G

G

G

G

G

G

G

R

R

R

G

II

III

III

III

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III

II

III

II,III

III

II,III

III

III

III

III

I

I

III

D5,000

D>10,000

D>5,000

12 hours450

12j2,712j

D10,000

D4,300

D>10,000

D--

12 hours>5,000

D500

D5,000-7,500

D>8,000

----

D>10,000

72250-500

4870

D780

4,000

--

>3,100

>5,000

>5,000

--

>4,900

>5,000

--

>5,000

850

--

>20,000

--

--

--

359

--

TECH

TECH

TECH

G

Topsin-M, thiophanate-methyl

Vapam

Vendex, fenbutatin-oxide

Vydate L, oxamyl

zineb, Dithane Z-76, Parzate

F

N

A

I,N

F

G

G

G

R

G

III

III

I

I

III

D

--

24

24

D

7,500

1,700-1,800

2,631

37

>5,200

--

--

>2,000

2,960

>2,500

-- = Data not available

1_{Names: Trade name begins with capital letters; common names with small.}

2_{Type: A = acaricide, B = bactericide, F = fungicide, GR = growth regulator, H = herbicide, I = insecticide, and N =}

Nematicide.

3_{Formulations: LD50 values given are for formulated material as you would purchase it; for example, 50WP, 4E, etc.,}

unless noted as TECH. TECH (technical material) refers to the pesticide in pure form (usually 95-100% active ingredient)

as it is manufactured by a chemical company prior to being formulated into wettable powders, dust, emulsifiable

concentrates, granules, etc. Formulated materials have the following abbreviations: D = dust, E or EC = emulsifiable

concentrate, F = flowable, G = granular, L = liquid, LC = liquid concentrate, SC = soluble concentrate, SP = soluble

powder, WDG = water dispersible granules, and WP = wettable powder. The number before the abbreviation indicates the

percentage or pounds of active ingredient per gallon. Example: 2E = 2 pounds emusifiable concentrate; 50WP = 50%

wettable powder.

4_{Use class: R = restricted use and G = general use. Chemicals designated as general or resticted use as determined by}

state or federal agencies. Restricted use may not apply to all formulations.

5_{Category: I = danger-poison, II = warning, and III = caution. Chemicals with multiple designations are based on product}

and/or formulation differences.

6_{Reentry: D = spray has dried or dust has settled, 24 = 24 hours, and 48 = 48 hours. A 24 hour reentry time is required for}

all Category I pesticides in New Jersey unless the label requires a longer interval or NJDEP Bureau of Pesticides has

designateda 48 hour reentry interval. Chemicals with multiple designations are based on product and/or formulation

differences.

7_{LD50 = milligrams of substance per kilograms of body weight of the test animal. > = higher than the figure listed, ALD =}

Actual lethal dose. Source: 1986 Farm Chemicals Handbook, information is listed as supplied by manufacturer.

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