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Ornamental Horticulture Program
2007 Workshop
October 10 – 11, 2007
Cherry Hill, NJ
Table of Contents
General Information ........................................................................................................... Front
Table of Contents
Meeting Agenda
Hotel and Philadelphia Airport Information
Restaurants in Cherry Hill and Philadelphia
Acknowledgements
2007 Ornamental Horticulture Program Status..................................................................Section 1
Summary of the 2007 Survey ..................................................................................................Section 2
Discussion Tools ......................................................................................................................Section 3
Priority Setting Guidelines
Pathogen Pest Selection Worksheet
List of Researched Crops and Requested Crops for Phytotoxicity
Crop Selection Worksheet
Entomology Session .................................................................................................................Section 4
2007 High Priority Entomology Projects
New Research/Registration Requests – Entomology
2007 Grower/Extension Survey – Entomology Details
New Products/Solutions List – Entomology
Plant Pathology .........................................................................................................................Section 5
2007 High Priority Plant Pathology Projects
2007 Grower/Extension Survey – Plant Pathology Details
New Products/Solutions List – Plant Pathology
Weed Science .............................................................................................................................Section 6
2007 High Priority Weed Science Projects
New Research/Registration Requests – Weed Science
2007 Grower/Extension Survey – Weed Science Details
New Products/Solutions List – Weed Science
Plant Growth Regulators .........................................................................................................Section 7
2006 – 2007 High Priority PGR Projects
New Products/Solutions List – PGRs
Active Ingredient/Product Conversion Tables ...................................................................Section 8
2007 Ornamental Horticulture Program Workshop Agenda
Opening Session
Wednesday 8:00 am
12:00 pm
Welcome and Opening Comments
Orn Hort Program Status
2007 Pathology Research (Hausbeck)
2007 Entomology Research (Gilrein)
2007 Weed Science Research (Altland)
Grower/Extension Survey
Manufacturer Updates
LUNCH (60 Minutes)
Regional Breakouts
Wednesday 1:00 pm
2:45 pm
4:30 pm
6:00 pm
Pathology (Reg. Coordinators)
Entomology (Reg. Coordinators)
Weed Science (Reg. Coordinators)
Adjourn for the day
(Top 5 Priorities due by 6:15 pm for each discipline)
Pathology High Priority Projects
Thursday
8:00 am
Review of Regional Discussions (Reg. Coordinators)
Establish High Priority Projects
Discuss Treatment List & Establish Priority Levels
Discuss Protocols (if time permits)
Summary of Future Activities & Timelines
10:00 am
12:00 pm
LUNCH (60 minutes)
1:00 pm
Entomology High Priority Projects Thursday
Weed Science
High Priority Projects
Thursday
Crown Plaza Hotel
Philadelphia – Cherry Hill
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How to get to the Crowne Plaza from the Philadelphia Airport
Taxi – about $ 35 each way
Taxis can be found at Zone 5.
All Taxi rates are based per trip not per person. Most taxis can accommodate up to 3 passengers. In some cases certain
vehicle types can accommodate 4 passengers. Fares to destinations other than downtown Philadelphia are based on the
meter upon entry. Upon entering the taxi the fare is $2.30 and $2.10 per mile or portion thereof. You will also be charged
an additional $1.50 Airport fee.
Should you need to pay by credit card please advise the dispatcher upon your arrival to the Taxi area as all companies do
not accept credit cards or vouchers as a form of payment.
Rapid Rover – $20 one way
To make Rapid Rover reservations, call (856) 428-1500. Rapid Rover and other non-hotel shuttle vans can be picked up
at Zone 7.
Rental Cars
If you have rental car reservations, you should take the appropriate rental car company shuttle departing from Zone 2
outside the baggage claim area. If you plan to rent a car once arriving in Philadelphia, courtesy phones for each rental car
company are available in each of the baggage claim areas.
Transportation Zones at the Philadelphia Airport
There are 8 zones for transportation. Zones 1 – 4 are located immediately outside each baggage claim area, except
Terminal F. Zones 5 – 8 are located across a center island towards the parking garages.
Other Hotel Information
Complimentary wireless access in the sleeping rooms and in the lobby, but not in the meeting rooms
Complimentary self-parking
Fitness center with stationary bikes, stair masters, universal nautilus equipment and free weights
Places of interest a short taxi ride away
New Jersey Adventure Aquarium, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia Zoo, Tweeter Center at the Waterfront,
Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, Constitution Center, and Franklin Institute of Science
Cherry Hill Restaurant Map
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1. Bahama Breeze
2000 Route 38 Ste 1170, Cherry Hill, NJ
(856) 317-8317
2. Coastline
1240 Brace Rd, Cherry Hill, NJ
(856) 795-1773
3. Giumarello's
329 Haddon Ave, Westmont, NJ
(856) 858-9400
4. Outback Steakhouse
230 Lake Dr E, Cherry Hill, NJ
(856) 482-1350
5. PJ Whelihan's Pub and Restaurant
700 N Haddon Ave, Haddonfield, NJ
(856) 427-7888
6. Yokohama Japanese Restaurant
300 S Lenola Rd, Maple Shade, NJ
(856) 608-8812
7. Bruno's Restaurant & Pizza
509 Hopkins Rd, Haddonfield, NJ
(856) 428-9505
8. Sagami
37 W Crescent Blvd, Collingswood, NJ
(856) 854-9773
9. Buca Di Beppo
2301 Route 38, Cherry Hill, NJ
(856) 779-3288
10. Steak and Ale
1800 Frontage Rd, Cherry Hill, NJ
(856) 429-3322
11. Asian Delights
21 Woodbury Dr, Cherry Hill, NJ
(856) 751-8599
Note: The three restaurants listed as 6, 10, 11 are to the west of the above map.
Disclaimer: Listing of any restaurant does not imply endorsement, good food, or great ambience. Nor
does this listing imply other restaurants in the area are unsuitable establishments for imbibing or
noshing.
Philadelphia Restaurant Map
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Note: These are all good restaurants varying in type of food and in price. See my notes under
each for a brief description.
1. Portofino Restaurant
1227 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA
(215) 923-8208
(Excellent northern Italian food)
6. McCormick & Schmick's Seafood
1 S Broad St, Philadelphia, PA
(215) 568-6888
(Good seafood and a wide fish selection)
2. Aoi Japanese Restaurant
1210 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA
(215) 985-1838
(Wonderful and authentic Japanese food –
at least according to Japanese guests)
7. Capital Grille - Philadelphia
1338 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA
(215) 545-9588
(Very good steaks and extensive wine list)
3. Elephant & Castle Pub & Restaurant
1800 Market St, Philadelphia, PA
(215) 751-9977
(Standard pub fare, but reasonably priced)
4. The Sansom Street Oyster House
1516 Sansom St, Philadelphia, PA
(215) 567-7683
(Famous Philadelphia seafood restaurant
and good food)
5. Morimoto
723 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA
(215) 413-9070
(Excellent Americanized Japanese
selection, but make reservations well
before you arrive in Cherry Hill)
8. Los Catrines & Tequila's Restaurant &
Bar
1602 Locust St, Philadelphia, PA
(215) 546-0181
(Absolutely wonderful authentic Mexican
food – not Tex Mex)
9. Upstares at Varalli
1345 Locust St, Philadelphia, PA
(215) 546-4200
(Best lobster ravioli I’ve ever had!)
Acknowledgements
Thank you to everyone who has contributed greatly to the success of the IR-4 Ornamental
Horticulture Program during the past year.
IR-4 Staff
Jerry Baron
Michael Braverman
Ute Burke
Keith Dorschner
Cheryl Ferrazoli
Bob Holm
Diane Infante
Edith Lurvey
Charlie Meister
Satoru Miyazaki
Sherrilynn Novack
Paul Schwartz
Karen Sims
Rebecca Sisco
Dave Thompson
Ely Vea
Advisory Team Members
John Ahrens
Jeff Derr
James Altland
Jeff Dobbs
Mike Benson
Kevin Donovan
Rick Boydston
Rick Fletcher
Ann Brooks Gould
Charles Gilliam
Todd Bunnell
Dan Gilrein
Geri Cashion
Mel Grove
Joe Chamberlin
Jan Hall
Ann Chase
Mary Hausbeck
Gary Chastagner
Brett Highland
Margery Daughtrey
Doug Houseworth
Terry Davis
Rick Iverson
Jim Johnson
Kathie Kalmowitz
James Klett
Dick Lindquist
Jim Locke
Scott Ludwig
Melissa McQueen
Joe Neal
Dave Nielsen
Ron Oetting
Lance Osborne
Mike Parrella
Nancy Rechcigl
Chuck Schiller
Lin Schmale
Andy Senesac
Chuck Silcox
Marc Teffeau
David Williams
Paul Walgenbach
Bobby Walls
Researchers
John Ahrens
Steven Alm
Christopher Becker
Mike Benson
Ed Beste
Rick Boydston
Kris Braman
Luis Canas
Ann Chase
Gary Chastagner
Yan Chen
Raymond Cloyd
Scott Costa
Richard Cowles
Mark Czarnota
Terry Davis
Jeffrey Derr
Scott Ludwig
Michael Marshall
Hannah Mathers
Todd Mervosh
Michael Mickelbart
Bill Miller
Russell Mizell
Joe Neal
Dave Nielsen
Dave Norman
Ron Oetting
Aaron Palmeteer
Mike Parrella
Brent Pemberton
Annamarie Pennucci
Dan Potter
M.S. Reddy
Mike Reding
Richard Regan
Erik Runkle
Peter Schultz
Andy Senesac
Jim Strandberg
Brian Trader
Buzz Uber
Doug Walsh
Paul Weston
Ted Whitwell
Rob Wick
David Williams
Kristie Fenn
Donald Ferrin
Wheeler Foshee
Ben Fraelich
Ray Frank
Tom Freiberger
Amy Fulcher
Charles Gilliam
Dan Gilrein
Nik Grunwald
Mengmeng Gu
John Harvey
Mary Hausbeck
Charles Hesselein
Gary Keever
James Klett
Heiner Lieth
LONZA
Section 1
IR-4 Ornamental Horticulture Program
2007 Status
New Mission Statement
The mission of the IR-4 Ornamental Horticulture Program is to provide high quality pest
management solutions to producers and managers of horticultural crops in greenhouses,
nurseries, sod and Christmas tree farms, interiorscapes, and outdoor landscapes.
IR-4 will achieve this mission by working effectively with end users, researchers, registrants
and regulatory agencies to facilitate the timely registration of new active ingredients in
ornamental horticulture crops, and to add new crop and pest species to the labels of currently
registered products.
IR-4 will coordinate with researchers, registrants, trade associations and trade journals
to communicate results from IR-4 sponsored trials to producers and managers of horticultural
crops.
Activities Schedule
To help all stakeholders to know the expectations of the program, an annual activities
timeline was prepared after polling researchers and manufacturers on when they need various
pieces of information critical to their success.
See the next page for this schedule.
2007 Research Protocols
Twenty-six research protocols were prepared to address the 2007 high priority projects,
minor continuations of previous years’ high priority projects and specific regional research
needs. The following list contains the titles of those protocols:
07-001 – Phytophthora soil borne
07-002 – Phytophthora foliar
07-003 – Pythium
07-004 – Thrips
07-005 – White Grubs
07-006 – Borers
07-007 – Beetles
07-008 – Lygus
07-009 – 2007 Herbicide Protocol
07-010 – Pre-Sedge Efficacy
07-011 – Broadleaved Weeds
07-012 – Fern Herbicide Safety
07-014 – Post-Sedge Efficacy
07-015 – Herbaceous Storage
07-016 – Woody Branching
07-017 – Coleus Downy Mildew Seed Treatment
07-018 – Ornamental Kale – Seed Treatment
07-019 – Q Whitefly –Treatment Impact on Resistance
07-020 – QRD400 Crop Safety
07-022 – Xanthemonas Efficacy
07-023 – BYI-8330 Crop Safety
07-024 – Scale Efficacy
07-025 – TopFlor for Loropetalum and Azalea
07-026 – Chlorfenapyr Crop Safety
07-027 – Dimension 2EW & Showcase Crop Safety
General Calendar of IR-4 Ornamental Horticulture Program Activities - 2007 to 2009
Jan
IR-4
Finalize
Protocols
Feb
Mar
Placing Research
(B / C level trials)
Apr
May
June
Jul
Sept
Oct
Summarize Data & Prepare Final
Summary Reports
Nov
Dec
NRPM
Placing
Research
(A level trials)
2007 Research Activities
2007
2007
Preliminary
Workshop
Data Due Sept 15
Researchers
IR-4
Review Preliminary Research &
Determine MFG 2008 Research
& Registration Activities
Review IR-4 Summaries and Submit
Relevant Regulatory Packages
Manufacturers
Finalize
Protocols
Placing Research
Summary Reports
Final Reports
Due - Dec 31
Kanuga
(Ent &
Path)
NRPM
Placing
Research
(A level trials)
2008
Preliminary
Data Due Sept 15
Researchers
Manufacturers
IR-4
Final Reports
Due - Dec 31
Finalize
Protocols
Placing Research
Summary Reports
NRPM
NEWSS
(WS)
2009
Researchers
Manufacturers
Preliminary
Data Due Sept 15
Placing
Research
(A level trials)
2009
Workshop
Final Reports
Due - Dec 31
2007 Research Summaries
Eight research summaries have been prepared to date. Five of these were based on the 2006
High Priority Projects: Broadstar and Sureguard (flumioxazin) Crop Safety, Dismiss
(sulfentrazone) Crop Safety, Sedgehammer (halosulfuron) Crop Safety, V-10161 Crop
Safety, and Phytophthora Efficacy. The remaining 3 were to support 1) a new Canadian
registration for uses of flumioxazin on ornamental crops, 2) expansion of Endorse (polyoxin
d) and CA registration data package, 3) a preliminary Q-Biotype Efficacy Summary to
support a NY registration data package for Safari 20SG.
These eight research summaries were based on research information from 1401 IR-4 trials,
plus data generously contributed to the packages from other non-IR-4 sponsored
experiments.
Section 2
2007 IR-4
4 Ornamental Horticulture Survey
Thank you for your participation in this survey!
The IR-4 Project's Ornamental Horticulture Program helps to provide safe and effective pest management solutions for
greenhouse, nursery, landscape, Christmas tree and forestry producers. We work with growers, researchers, registrants and
regulatory agencies to facilitate new product registrations and to add new diseases, insects, and weeds as well as new crops to
already registered products for the ornamental horticulture industry. Every year, we prioritize the following year's research
program at our Annual Ornamental Horticulture Workshop. We invite you to help us focus our research by answering a few
questions about the diseases, insects, and weeds which most impact your business.
1. Please check one affiliation:
______ Grower (Greenhouse and/or Nursery)
______ Landscape Care Professional
______ University or USDA Researcher
______ Cooperative Extension
______ Federal or State Government
______ Allied Industry Member
2. Please check all types of operations, pest management strategies, and type of plant materials relevant to your business:
Greenhouse
Nursery
Landscape
Interiorscape
Christmas Tree Farm
Sod Farm
IPM
Organic
Traditional Chemical Control
Bedding Plants
Cut Flowers
Christmas Trees
Foliage Plants
Ornamental Grasses
Palms
Shrubs
Seasonal Potted Plants
Trees
Turf
For the following questions, consider your product arsenal and provide answers based on where you have limited product choices.
3. What are your top three disease issues?
__________________________________________
5. What are your top three weed issues?
________________________________________________
__________________________________________
________________________________________________
__________________________________________
________________________________________________
4. What are your top three insect issues?
6. In your opinion, which three crops need more crop safety data?
__________________________________________
________________________________________________
__________________________________________
________________________________________________
__________________________________________
________________________________________________
continued on back
7. Please check one of the following:
I need crop safety data more than efficacy data
I need efficacy data more than crop safety data
I need crop safety data and efficacy data equally
8. For each Discipline rank each research direction from 1 (lowest importance) to 5 (highest importance) based on how much this
information is needed in your daily operations.
Disease Control
(Lowest) 1
a)
Need new products
b)
Need to expand current labels
c)
Need more efficacy research
d)
Need more phytotoxicity research
2
3
4
5 (Highest)
Insect/Mite Control
e)
Need new products
f)
g)
h)
Weed Control
i)
Need new products
j)
k)
l)
PGR
m)
n)
o)
p)
Need new products
9. Please enter your state: _____
10. What is today's date? __________________
11. (Optional) Please fill out your name and address below:
Name: ______________________________________
Affiliation: ___________________________________
Address: ____________________________________
City ___________________ State ____ Zip ________
Phone Number _______________________________
Email Address: _______________________________
Please return survey
by mail or fax to:
IR-4 Ornamental Horticulture
Manager, Cristi Palmer
500 College Road East,
Suite 201W
Princeton NJ 08540
tel: 732.932.9575 x 4629
fax: 609.514.2612
Thank
You!
2007 Ornamental Horticulture Survey
The intent of the Ornamental Horticulture Survey is to poll growers, landscape care operators,
researchers, extension personnel and others affiliated with this industry on needs and issues related to
disease, insect, and weed management. The responses from the survey feed directly into how IR-4
allocates its research budget for ornamental horticulture projects. The 2007 survey is the third time
the industry has been polled by IR-4, and participation from growers and members of the ornamental
horticulture community has increased each time.
Table 1. Comparison of Survey Participants in the 2005, 2006, and 2007 Surveys.
Year
Growers
2005
2006
2007
99
225
342
Lawn
Care
Operators
-19
49
Researchers
Extension
Government
Allied
Industry
Total
Responses
-33
28
37
37
29
--11
-9
27
126
325
486
In addition to choosing one general affiliation, survey participants are asked to select their operation
type(s), identify the plant materials with which they work, and provide their approach(es) to disease,
insect and weed management.
General Results
As in previous surveys, participants were asked to provide their top three disease, insect, and weed
issues. For 2007, the question was written “For the following questions, consider your product arsenal
and provide answers based on where you have limited product choices.” This was an attempt to filter
out those chronic problems which have a constant impact on crops or maintained plants but where
multiple control options are available.
2007 Top Diseases
Each of the diseases or pathogens listed by participants was given a weighted ranking based on the
order written. Each was also assigned to a disease group such as Botrytis, Crown & Root Rot, Leaf
Spots & Anthracnose and Phytophthora. The top diseases listed by survey participants are shown in
Table 2.
Table 2. Top Five Disease Groups Identified in the 2007 Survey
Disease Group
Powdery Mildew
Leaf Spots & Anthracnose
Phytophthora
Crown & Root Rot
Botrytis
Weighted Ranking
318
318
259
237
235
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2007 Top Insects
Similar to the disease groups, each of the insects or mites listed by participants was given a weighted
ranking based on the order written. Each was also assigned to an insect group such as Aphids, Borers
& Beetles, Scale & Mealybugs, and Thrips. The top insect groups listed by survey participants are
shown in Table 3. Mites & Spider Mites, Aphids, Thrips, and Scale & Mealybugs are the top five
insect groups.
Table 3. Top Seven Insect Groups Identified in the 2007 Survey
Insect Group
Mites & Spider Mites
Aphids
Thrips
Scale & Mealybugs
Whiteflies
Borers & Beetles
White Grubs & Root Weevils
Weighted Ranking
436
335
326
322
216
191
170
2007 Top Weeds
Each of the weeds listed by participants was given a weighted ranking based on the order written.
Each was also assigned to a weed grouping. The top weed groups listed by survey participants are
shown in Table 4. Broadleaf weeds was the largest category followed by grasses, sedge & nutsedge,
liverworts, moss & algae, and horsetails. Because the broadleaf weed category contains a wide variety
of plants including perennials, summer annuals and winter annuals, Table 5 shows the top ten weeds
across the nation. Bittercress, spurge, and oxalis were the most prominent.
Table 4. Top Five Weed Groups Identified in the 2007 Survey
Weed Group
Broadleaf
Grass
Sedge & Nutsedge
Liverworts & Moss & Algae
Horsetails
Weighted Ranking
586
137
95
57
19
Table 5. Top Ten Weeds Identified in the 2007 Survey
Weed
Bittercress
Spurge
Oxalis
Nutsedge
Liverwort
Crabgrass
Grasses
Groundsel
Thistle
Chickweed
Weighted Ranking
175
156
153
150
84
60
53
47
42
38
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Geography of participants.
Different environmental conditions lead to different disease pressures, insect infestations, and weed
presence. With the variety of environments across the US, it would not be unreasonable to expect
different answers from the different regions as to which problems lack adequate control measures.
Thirty-seven states were represented in the 2007 survey (Figure 1). Three states contributed more
than 30% of the responses: Ohio, Oregon and Texas. The high numbers of surveys from these states
were the direct result of concerted efforts of the researchers and extension personnel in those states.
Figure 1. Number of Surveys from Each State in 2007.
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
IA
IL
IN
KS
MI
MN
MO
ND
NE
OH
SD
WI
CT
DE
MA
MD
ME
NH
NJ
NY
PA
RI
VT
WV
AL
AR
FL
GA
KY
LA
MS
NC
OK
SC
TN
TX
VA
AK
AZ
CA
CO
HI
ID
MT
NM
NV
OR
UT
WA
WY
0
Disease groups needing more tools were fairly similar across the regions (Table 6) according to
growers and landscape care operators. Botrytis, Powdery Mildew and Phytophthora appeared in all
four regions. Leaf Spots & Anthracnose appeared in top 5 list of three of the regions, as did Crown &
Root Rot. Bacterial Diseases and Pythium each appeared in one region.
Table 6. Top Five Disease Groups Separated by Geography.
Region
1
2
3
4
5
Pythium (32)
Disease/Pathogen (Weighted Ranking)
Northeast
Southern
Powdery Mildew (43)
Leaf Spots &
Anthracnose (144)
Leaf Spots &
Powdery Mildew (98)
Anthracnose (28)
Botrytis (20)
Phytophthora (79)
Crown & Root Rot
(31)
Phytophthora (30)
Crown & Root Rot
(19)
Phytophthora (15)
North Central
Powdery Mildew (72)
Botrytis (53)
Crown & Root Rot
(74)
Botrytis (74)
Western
Phytophthora (77)
Powdery Mildew (71)
Leaf Spots &
Anthracnose (65)
Botrytis (52)
Bacterial Diseases (43)
The top three insect groups for the North Central, the Northeast, and the Western regions were
virtually the same: Aphids, Mites & Spider Mites, and Thrips (Table 7). The Southern region also had
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these three insect groups within the top five, but the one listed the most by growers and landscape
care operators was Scale & Mealybugs. The two coleopteran groups (Borers & Beetles and White
Grubs & Root Weevils) were important to the Northeast and Western regions, while Whiteflies fell
within the top five for the North Central and Southern regions.
Table 7. Top Five Insect Groups Separated by Geography.
Region
1
2
3
4
5
North Central
(78)
Thrips (62)
Aphids (50)
Fungus Gnats (41)
Whiteflies (38)
Insect/Mite (Weighted Ranking)
Northeast
Southern
Aphids (47)
Scale & Mealybugs
(168)
(39)
(155)
Thrips (26)
Aphids (134)
White Grubs & Root
Thrips (106)
Weevils (20)
Borers & Beetles (13)
Whiteflies (101)
Western
(100)
Aphids (75)
Thrips (63)
White Grubs & Root
Weevils (51)
The weed lists for each region are similar but there are a few distinctions among the regions (Table
8). Oxalis and bittercress appear in the lists for each region. In the North Central region, thistles
appear prominently, while spurge and nutsedge are significant problems for the Southern region.
Liverworts remain an issue for the northwest.
Table 8. Top Ten Weeds Separated by Geography.
Region
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
North Central
Oxalis (27)
Thistle (19)
Canada Thistle (17)
Yellow nutsedge (14)
Liverwort (13)
Bittercress (12)
Nutsedge (11)
Dandelion (10)
Groundsel (10)
Common Groundsel (9)
Weed (Weighted Ranking)
Northeast
Southern
Oxalis (20)
Spurge (103)
Bittercress (16)
Bittercress (84)
Crabgrass (12)
Nutsedge (67)
Grasses (8)
Oxalis (48)
Marestail (7)
Crabgrass (36)
Groundsel (7)
Grasses (25)
Chickweed (6)
Nutgrass (25)
Clover (6)
Dallisgrass (23)
Thistle (5)
Chickweed (21)
Spurge (4)
Eclipta (19)
Western
Liverwort (34)
Bittercress (33)
Oxalis (25)
Groundsel (23)
Fireweed (19)
Horsetail (15)
Nutsedge (14)
Thistle (14)
Yellow nutsedge (13)
Pearlwort (12)
Perspective on Managing Diseases, Insects and Weeds
The perspective on managing pests impacts the type of tools available to control diseases, insects, and
weeds. If the tools available are limited, such as by an operation integrating biological control
methods with more traditional chemical tools, the survey participants may have different perspectives
on which pests need more tools. Approximately, 43% of the participants chose more one management
type: 17% selected all three management types; 26% chose 2 of the three; 21% chose one; and 35%
declined to choose a management type.
More participants identified themselves using IPM or traditional methods over organic methods to
manage pests (Table 9).
There was very little difference among top disease choices among the three management
perspectives. Botrytis, Crown & Root Rot, Leaf Spots & Anthracnose, Phytophthora and Powdery
Mildew were the top disease groups (Table 10).
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Table 9. Comparison of Pest Management Types in the 2006 and 2007 Surveys.
Management Type
IPM
Organic
Traditional
2006
91
22
105
2007
281
108
300
Table 10. Comparison of Disease Group Differences by Pest Management Types.
1
2
3
4
5
Traditional
Powdery Mildew (199)
Leaf Spots & Anthracnose (151)
Phytophthora (148)
Botrytis (137)
Crown & Root Rot (120)
IPM
Phytophthora (145)
Botrytis (119)
Organic
Powdery Mildew (49)
Botrytis (40)
Phytophthora (35)
For insect groups, the top four chosen (Aphids, Mites & Spider Mites, Scale & Mealybugs, and
Thrips) were the same for IPM, Organic, and Traditional pest management perspectives (Table 11).
Those who with traditional or IPM perspectives selected whiteflies and those with organic perspective
selected White Grubs & Root Weevils.
Table 11. Comparison of Insect Group Differences by Pest Management Types.
1
2
3
4
5
Traditional
Mites & Spider Mites (237)
Aphids (202)
Thrips (167)
Scale & Mealybugs (150)
Whiteflies (109)
IPM
Aphids (189)
Thrips (141)
Whiteflies (99)
Organic
Aphids (70)
Thrips (53)
White Grubs & Root Weevils (31)
For weeds, the top 10 weeds do have some differences for IPM, Organic, and Traditional participants,
but in general the lists are very similar (Table 12).
The general conclusion is that management perspective has little impact on participant impression for
those disease, insect, and weed problems lacking enough viable management tools.
Table 12. Comparison of Weed Differences by Pest Management Types.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Traditional
Bittercress (96)
Oxalis (76)
Nutsedge (66)
Spurge (66)
Liverwort (40)
Crabgrass (39)
Thistle (28)
Grasses (27)
Groundsel (23)
Nutgrass (22)
IPM
Bittercress (84)
Nutsedge (70)
Oxalis (60)
Spurge (53)
Liverwort (42)
Grasses (32)
Crabgrass (29)
Thistle (25)
Canada Thistle (23)
Purslane (22)
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Organic
Nutsedge (24)
Bittercress (16)
Liverwort (15)
Thistle (12)
Crabgrass (12)
Oxalis (12)
Canada Thistle (12)
Sedge (9)
Nutgrass (9)
Grasses (8)
Type of Operation
Over 60% of the 486 participants selected more than one operation type. The majority of survey
participants selected greenhouse and nursery as their operation types (Table 13). The selection of
multiple operation types could lead to complicated interpretation of the diseases, insects, and weeds
provided.
Powdery Mildew is the top disease listed for Greenhouses, Interiorscapes, Nurseries and Landscapes
(Table 14). Although the order varies among the operation type, Botrytis, Leaf Spots & Anthracnose
and Phytophthora, appear in the top five. Crown & Root Rot is in the list for greenhouses, nurseries,
and landscapes, with virus diseases listed for interiorscapes.
Table 13. Comparison of Operation Types in the 2006 and 2007 Surveys.
Operation Type
Greenhouse
Nursery
Landscape
Interiorscape
Christmas Tree Farm
Sod Farm z
z
2006
167
148
47
6
11
--
2007
353
332
168
46
29
21
In 2006, the sod farm operation type was not listed on the survey.
Table 14. Comparison of Disease Group Differences by Operation Types.
1
2
Greenhouse
3
Leaf Spots &
Anthracnose (151)
Phytophthora (148)
4
Botrytis (137)
5
Interiorscape
Powdery Mildew
(15)
Botrytis (12)
Nursery
Landscape
Powdery Mildew (49)
Phytophthora (145)
Phytophthora (10)
Leaf Spots &
Anthracnose (130)
Botrytis (40)
Crown & Root Rot
(10)
Virus (6)
Botrytis (119)
Leaf Spots &
Anthracnose (38)
Phytophthora (35)
Mites & Spider Mites, Thrips, and Scale & Mealybugs appear in the top five lists for each operation
type (Table 15). Aphids and White Grubs & Root Weevils appear in three each, while whiteflies is
important to greenhouses and interiorscapes.
Table 15. Comparison of Insect Group Differences by Operation Types.
2
Greenhouse
(281)
Thrips (252)
3
Aphids (233)
(19)
Thrips (12)
4
Whiteflies (169)
Whiteflies (10)
5
Scale & Mealybugs
(136)
White Grubs & Root
Weevils (6)
1
Interiorscape
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Nursery
(269)
Aphids (199)
Landscape
(103)
Aphids (73)
Scale & Mealybugs
(171)
White Grubs & Root
Weevils (127)
Thrips (116)
Thrips (52)
White Grubs & Root
Weevils (40)
Very few people who work with interiorscapes provided responses for specific weeds where they
have limited product choices, so interiorscapes are not included in Table 16. For those who work with
greenhouses and nurseries, bittercress, spurge, oxalis, liverwort, nutsedge, and grasses were listed in
the top ten weeds. For landscapes, nutsedges/nutgrass, grasses, and bittercress were the top
problematic weeds.
Table 16. Comparison of Weeds by Operation Types.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Greenhouse
Bittercress (121)
Oxalis (104)
Spurge (93)
Liverwort (57)
Grasses (46)
Nutsedge (43)
Thistle (31)
Chickweed (31)
Groundsel (27)
Crabgrass (26)
Nursery
Bittercress (120)
Spurge (112)
Oxalis (79)
Nutsedge (69)
Liverwort (48)
Crabgrass (36)
Grasses (36)
Groundsel (33)
Thistle (31)
Yellow Nutsedge (29)
Landscape
Nutsedge (43)
Nutgrass (21)
Bittercress (21)
Dallisgrass (20)
Crabgrass (19)
Chickweed (16)
Thistle (16)
Sedge (13)
Spurge (13)
Groundsel (12)
Plant Materials
In addition to requesting participants provide information on their operation type and disease, insect,
and weed management type, participants were asked to select the general crops or plants they grown
and/or maintain. In 2007, the list of crops or plants from which to choose expanded to include
additional categories (Table 17).
Approximately 84% of the participants selected multiple crops or plants. 75% of participants which
selected an herbaceous crop selected multiple herbaceous crops. 70% of participants who selected an
herbaceous crop also chose a minimum of one woody crop. 73% of participants who selected a
woody crop selected multiple woody crops. 76% of participants who selected a woody crop also
chose a minimum of one herbaceous crop. In other words, there is quite a bit of cross-over in plant
selections and in what participants chose as important diseases, insects and weeds without enough
usable tools.
Table 17. Comparison of Crops Grown or Plants Maintained in the 2006 and 2007 Surveys.
Crops
Bedding Plants
Cut Flowers
Christmas Trees
Foliage Plants
Ornamental Grasses
Palms
Potted Plants
Shrubs
Trees z
Turf
z
2006
79
19
----101
115
--
2007
264
64
39
187
266
110
243
304
280
96
In 2006, shrubs and trees were grouped together and the other plant types were not included.
For non-ornamental grass herbaceous crops, the top two diseases were consistent among crops:
powdery mildew and Botrytis (Table 18). For woody ornamental crops, the top three diseases (leaf
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spots& anthracnose, Phytophthora and powdery mildew) vary in order among the crops but are
consistently present for Christmas trees, palms, shrubs and trees (Table 18).
Table 18. Top Five Disease Groups Identified by Growers and LCPs Separated by Crop
Bedding
Plants
Crop
Survey
Count
Disease Group (Weighted Ranking)
Ornamental
Cut Flowers
Foliage Plants
Grasses
Potted Plants
191
25
137
206
181
1
Powdery Mildew
(149)
Powdery Mildew
(28)
Powdery Mildew
(123)
Powdery Mildew
(140)
2
Botrytis (137)
Botrytis (17)
Botrytis (70)
3
Crown & Root
Rot (81)
Crown & Root
Rot (10)
4
Pythium (69)
Phytophthora (9)
Botrytis (106)
Pythium (82)
5
Leaf Spots &
Anthracnose (69)
Pythium (7)
Leaf Spots &
Anthracnose (64)
Phytophthora
(62)
Crown & Root
Rot (61)
Powdery Mildew
(149)
Leaf Spots &
Anthracnose
(132)
Phytophthora
(108)
Crown & Root
Rot (97)
Leaf Spots &
Anthracnose (81)
Botrytis (116)
Crown & Root
Rot (90)
Disease Group (Weighted Ranking)
Crop
Christmas
Trees
Palms
Shrubs
Trees
Turf
13
75
232
209
54
1
Leaf Spots &
Anthracnose (21)
Leaf Spots &
Anthracnose (60)
Powdery Mildew
(168)
Leaf Spots &
Anthracnose
(185)
Turf Diseases
(41)
2
Phytophthora (9)
Phytophthora
(54)
Powdery Mildew
(154)
Powdery Mildew
(38)
3
Powdery Mildew
(6)
4
Botrytis (6)
5
Turf Diseases (3)
Phytophthora
(131)
Crown & Root
Rot (81)
Bacterial
Diseases (60)
Leaf Spots &
Anthracnose (37)
Phytophthora
(26)
Crown & Root
Rot (15)
Survey
Count
Powdery Mildew
(40)
Downy Mildew
(26)
Crown & Root
Rot (26)
Leaf Spots &
Anthracnose
(166)
Phytophthora
(161)
Crown & Root
Rot (94)
Botrytis (84)
The top five insect groups for herbaceous crops were very consistent: mites & spider mites, scale &
mealybugs, thrips, and whiteflies all appeared in the top five (Table 19). For cut flowers, the insect
selected for the remaining plants, aphids, was replaced with fungus gnats. For woody ornamentals,
two insect groups appeared for Christmas trees, palms, shrubs, and trees: mites & spider mites and
scale & mealybugs (Table 19).
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Table 19. Top Five Insect Groups Identified by Growers and LCPs Separated by Crop
Bedding
Plants
Crop
Survey
Count
Insect Group (Weighted Ranking)
Ornamental
Cut Flowers
Foliage Plants
Grasses
Potted Plants
191
25
137
206
181
1
Thrips (177)
Thrips (32)
Mites & Spider
Mites (149)
Mites & Spider
Mites (214)
Mites & Spider
Mites (187)
2
Mites & Spider
Mites (170)
Aphids (122)
Aphids (182)
Thrips (163)
3
Aphids (170)
Mites & Spider
Mites (22)
Scale &
Mealybugs (14)
Thrips (97)
Thrips (143)
Aphids (135)
4
Whiteflies (130)
Whiteflies (12)
Scale &
Mealybugs (97)
Scale &
Mealybugs (124)
Scale &
Mealybugs (106)
5
Scale &
Mealybugs (99)
Fungus Gnats
(12)
Whiteflies (73)
Whiteflies (115)
Whiteflies (99)
Insect Group (Weighted Ranking)
Crop
Christmas
Trees
Palms
Shrubs
Trees
Turf
13
75
232
209
54
1
Mites & Spider
Mites (13)
Mites & Spider
Mites (267)
Mites & Spider
Mites (207)
Aphids (49)
2
Thrips (12)
Scale &
Mealybugs (114)
Mites & Spider
Mites (69)
Aphids (184)
Aphids (157)
3
Lepidopterans (9)
Aphids (61)
Scale &
Mealybugs (154)
4
Whiteflies (8)
Whiteflies (46)
Scale &
Mealybugs (154)
White Grubs &
Root Weevils
(129)
5
Scale &
Mealybugs (7)
Thrips (27)
Survey
Count
Whiteflies (107)
Borers & Beetles
(104)
White Grubs &
Root Weevils
(93)
Mites & Spider
Mites (48)
Scale &
Mealybugs (46)
White Grubs &
Root Weevils
(21)
Thrips (19)
Note: Because growers grow a number of crops, the insect groups listed may not infest the crop under which they are listed
in this table. For example, scale and mealybugs are not typically major pests of turf, but growers and LCPs identified turf
and various other crops ; the other crops are those impacted by scale and mealybugs.
Bittercress, oxalis, nutsedge, and spurge were prominent for herbaceous plants. Liverwort was also
listed in the top 5 for bedding plants, potted plants, and ornamental grasses. Spurge, bittercress, and
nutsedge were the top three weeds for palms, trees & shrubs.
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Table 20. Top Five Weeds Identified by Growers and LCPs Separated by Crop
Bedding
Plants
Crop
Survey
Count
1
Ornamental
Cut Flowers
Foliage Plants
Grasses
Potted Plants
191
25
137
206
181
Bittercress (67)
Oxalis (19)
Canada Thistle
(7)
Malva (6)
Nutsedge (5)
Broadleaves (3)
Oxalis (58)
Bittercress (95)
Oxalis (70)
Bittercress (41)
Spurge (77)
Bittercress (56)
Nutsedge (35)
Spurge (27)
Nutgrass (20)
Oxalis (71)
Nutsedge (52)
Liverwort (44)
Nutsedge (51)
Spurge (40)
Liverwort (30)
2
Oxalis (64)
3
4
5
Nutsedge (43)
Spurge (35)
Liverwort (33)
Crop
Survey
Count
1
2
3
4
5
Christmas
Trees
Palms
Shrubs
Trees
Turf
13
75
232
209
54
Oxalis (6)
Broadleaves (6)
Crabgrass (4)
Dandelion (4)
Canada Thistle
(3)
Spurge (49)
Nutsedge (34)
Bittercress (30)
Eclipta (16)
Bittercress (111)
Spurge (100)
Nutsedge (82)
Oxalis (69)
Spurge (86)
Nutsedge (77)
Bittercress (71)
Oxalis (41)
Nutsedge (35)
Dallisgrass (20)
Nutgrass (18)
Crabgrass (18)
Oxalis (14)
Liverwort (46)
Crabgrass (32)
Sedge (11)
Conclusions
When the diseases, insects, and weeds, survey participants selected as their top three problematic
issues for each discipline were weighted and examined based on participant information, the most
impactful was the crop(s) grown or plant materials maintained. This was not surprising because the
problems occurring on a petunia grown in a plug tray are distinctly different than problems impacting
a Rhododendron, for example.
Tables for each discipline separating the plant materials by geographic region can be found in the
respective tabs. This parsing will be used by Ornamental Horticulture Workshop participants as a
basis for discussing the high priority projects for 2008 and 2009 IR-4 research.
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Section 3
Guidelines to Establish 2007 Research Priorities
A
Target/Pest
Crop
Efficacy Studies
B
High priority pest based on
Pest causes significant
grower input
economic impact, but may or
- OR may not have been addressed
New or emerging pest which is
in the grower survey
not yet of concern to growers
Crop is known to be impacted
by subject pest.
Product does not have pest
labeled
by subject pest.
- AND Product
Product has a newer mode of
action or reduced potential for
developing resistance
- OR No other modes of actions are
available for pest
A
Product does not have pest
labeled
Phytotoxicity Studies
B
C
Pest is of concern
by subject pest.
Pest is not labeled but several
other modes of action are
registered
- OR Pest may be labeled but
registrant needs more data
C
Target/Pest
Product is/will be used for pest Product is/will be used for pest Product is/will be used for pest
known to impact subject crop known to impact subject crop known to impact subject crop
Crop
Crop has no labeled products
for target pest in question
- OR Crop or crop cultivar is known
to be sensitive to other
products
There are some alternative
products available
There are several alternative
products available
Crop is not listed on the
product label, specifically or
generally
Crop is listed on the product
label as part of a general
category or genera
Crop is listed on the product
label by species, but registrant
needs additional data
Product
Pathogen/Pest Species Selection Worksheet
1). In your Regional Breakout Discussions, review the annual survey results for your region and new
Ornamental Project Requests. Then discuss what are the most prevalent pathogen or pest issues
based on your experiences. These issues should be those pathogens or pests without adequate
available control measures.
2). Fill out the top five pathogens or pests to growers in your region. These should be general such
as aphids or phytophthora. If you know of a specific species causing problems, please write it on the
line below.
Pathogen / Pest 1:
(5 points)
Pathogen / Pest 2:
(4 points)
Pathogen / Pest 3:
(3 points)
Pathogen / Pest 4:
(2 points)
Pathogen / Pest 5:
(1 point)
Researched Crops Since 2002
Latin Name
Euphorbia pulcherrima
Rhododendron sp.
Pseudotsuga menziesii
Rosa sp.
Gerbera sp.
Vinca sp.
Pelargonium sp.
Ilex sp.
Malus sp.
Viburnum sp.
Petunia sp.
Gladiolus sp.
Ficus benjamina / nitida
Camellia sp.
Impatiens New Guinea hybrids
Hydrangea sp.
Hemerocallis sp.
Juniperus sp.
Salvia sylvestris
Antirrhinum majus
Geranium magnaflorum
Tagetes sp.
Thuja sp.
Abies grandis
Buxus sp.
Verbena sp.
Echinacea sp.
Coleus sp.
Oenothera sp.
Purshia mexica
Rhododendron sp.
Tsuga heterophylla
Buddleia davidii
Hedera helix L. ssp. Helix
Abies sp.
Impatiens sp.
Phlox subulata
Rhododendron sp.
Spiraea sp.
Taxus media
Veronica sp.
Common Name
Poinsettia
Azalea, & Rhododendron
Fir, Douglas
Rose
Transvaal Daisy
Periwinkle
Geranium
Holly
Apple & Crabapple (Non‐Bearing)
Arrowwood
Petunia
Corn Flag, Sword Lily
Weeping Fig, Benjamin Tree
Camellia
New Guinea Impatiens
Hydrangea
Daylily
Juniper
Sage, Ramona
Snapdragon
Geranium
Marigold
Arborvitae
Fir, Grand; Giant Fir
Boxwood
Vervain
Purple Coneflower
Coleus, Flamenettle
Evening Primrose, Sundrops
Mexican cliff rose
Rhododendron
Hemlock, Western
Butterfly Bush
English Ivy
Fir
Balsam
Creeping Phlox, Moss Pink
Azalea
Bridal‐Wreath
Yew
Speedwell, Brooklime
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Number of Studies
77
72
51
46
45
35
34
33
33
29
28
27
26
25
25
24
22
22
22
21
21
21
21
20
20
20
19
18
18
18
18
18
17
17
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
Begonia sp.
Cotoneaster sp.
Gleditsia sp.
Liriope muscari
Liriope sp.
Salvia daghestanica
Zinnia sp.
Abies fraseri
Berberis sp.
Dryopteris erythrosora
Euonymus alatus
Lagerstroemia indica
Lantana sp.
Polystichium polyblepharum
Portulaca sp.
Taxus sp.
Albizia julibrissin
Dendranthema sp.
Hosta sp.
Salvia splendens
Tsuga sp.
Viola sp.
Acer rubrum
Coreopsis sp.
Geranium sp.
Paspalum vaginatum
Sedum sp.
Astilbe sp.
Calamagrostis acutiflora
Fallugia paradoxa
Fragaria sp.
Hosta fortunei
Juniperus virginiana
Panicum virgatum
Pennisetum setaceum
Rudbeckia sp.
Arachniodes simplicor
Carex sp.
Cyrtomium falcatum
Dianthus sp.
Dryopteris ludoviciana
Hibiscus sp.
Hibiscus syriacus
Monarda didyma
Penstemon sp.
Shepherdia argentea
Spathiphyllum sp.
Begonia
Cotoneaster
Honey Locust
Lilyturf, Big Blue;Giant
Lilyturf, Creeping
Sage
Zinnia
Fir, Fraser
Barberry
Fern, Autumn
Winged Burning Bush
Crape Myrtle
Shrub Verbena
Fern, Tassel
Moss Rose
Yew
Mimosa Silk Tree
Chrysanthemum
Hosta
Sage, Scarlet
Hemlock
Pansy
Maple, Red
Tickseed
Geranium
Seashore Paspalum
Stonecrop
False Spirea
Feather Reed Grass
Apache Plume
Strawberry (Non‐Bearing)
Lily, Plantain
Cedar, Red
Switch‐Grass
Fountain Grass
Coneflower
Fern, Variegated Leatherleaf
Sedge
Fern, Holly
Pinks
Fern, Southern Shield
Mallow, Rose Mallow
Rose‐Of‐Sharon, Althaea
Bee Balm
Beard‐Tongue
Buffalo Berry
Spathe Flower, Spathiphyllum
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15
15
15
15
15
15
15
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
13
13
13
13
13
13
12
12
12
12
12
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
Ternstroemia sp.
Artemisia lactiflora
Athyrium nipponicum
Cercis canadensis
Chasmanthium latifolium
Gaillardia sp.
Helleborus niger
Heuchera sanguinea
Iberis sp.
Iris sp.
Leucanthemum maximum
Myrica pensylvanica
Phlox sp.
Prunus sargentii
Quercus sp.
Scutellaria racemosa
Tulipa sp.
Achillea millefolium
Aster ericoides
Aubrieta sp.
Cladrastis sp.
Ternstroemia
Mugwort, White
Fern, Lady
Red Bud, Eastern
Northern Sea Oats, Wild Oats
Blanket Flower
Hellebore, Christmas rose, Lenten Rose
Coral Bells, Alumroot
Candytuft
Flag
Shasta Daisy
Bayberry
Phlox
Cherry, Sargent
Oak
Skullcap
Tulip
Yarrow
Aster
Rock Cress
Yellowwood
10
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
8
8
8
8
Cuphea hyssopifolia
Gaura lindheimeri
Gypsophila elegans
Illicium sp.
Ophiopogon sp.
Phormium sp.
Rudbeckia fulgida speciosa
Ruellia carolinensis
Scabiosa sp.
Schizachyrium scoparium
Solidago sp.
Syringa vulgaris
Abelia sp.
Acer sp.
Alnus sp.
Andropogon gerardii
Aquilegia sp.
Aurinia saxatilis
Cortaderia
Euonymus radicans
Euonymus sp.
Halesia carolina var. carolina
Hydrangea macrophylla
Impatiens walleriana
Ligustrum sp.
Mexican Heather, False Heather, Elfin Herb
Gaura
Baby's‐Breath
Anise Tree
Mondo Grass, Lilyturf, Ker‐Gawl
New Zealand Flax
Coneflower, Orange
Mexican Petunia
Pincushion Flower
Little Blue Stem
Goldenrod
Lilac, Common
Abelia
Maple
Alder
Big Blue Stem
Columbine
Basket‐Of‐Gold
Pampas Grass
Purpleleaf Wintercreeper
Euonymus
Silverbell Carolina
Hydrangea, French
Privet
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
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Magnolia grandiflora
Magnolia sp.
Miscanthus sp.
Nepeta cataria
Origanum libanoticum
Phalaris arundinacea
Pieris sp.
Polemonium sp.
Salix sp.
Salvia officinalis
Taxodium distichum
Thuja plicata
Tilia cordata
Trachycarpus fortunei
Acer saccharinum
Ageratum sp.
Aglaonema sp.
Alchemilla sp.
Amsonia sp.
Athyrium filix‐femina
Baptisia australis
Brassica sp.
Cornus florida
Cyrtomium fortunei
Delphinium sp.
Dianthus deltoides
Dryopteris x australis
Festuca ovina glauca
Gazania sp.
Helianthus sp.
Heuchera sp.
Ipomoea batatas
Lavandula angustifolia
Leucothoe sp.
Lilium sp.
Loropetalum sp.
Matteuccia struthiopteris
Onoclea sensibilis
Osmunda cinnamomea
Osmunda regalis
Pentas sp.
Perovskia sp.
Phlox paniculata
Picea abies
Picea sp.
Polystichum acrostichoides
Prunus sp.
Magnolia, Southern
Magnolia
Silver Grass
Catnip
Hopflower Oregano
Ribbon‐Grass, Gardeners‐Garters
Andromeda
Jacob's Ladder
Willow
Sage, common
Bald Cypress
Cedar, Western Red
Linden, Shamrock
Palm, Windmill
Maple, Silver
Ageratum
Aglaonema
Lady's‐Mantle
Bluestar
Fern, Lady
Blue False Indigo
Ornamental Cabbage, Ornamental Kale
Dogwood, Flowering
Fern, Japanese Holly
Larkspur
Maiden Pink
Fern, Dixie Wood
Blue Fescue
Treasure Flower
Sunflower
Alumroot
Sweet Potato Vine
English Lavender
Fetterbush, Drooping Leucothoe
Lily
Loropetalum
Fern, Ostrich
Fern, Sensitive
Fern, Cinnamon
Fern, Royal
Pentas
Sage, Russian;Blue Spire
Phlox, Perennial
Spruce, Norway
Spruce
Fern, Christmas
Cherry (Non‐Bearing)
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Syringa sp.
Thymus praecox
Antennaria parvifolia
Asclepias sp.
Aucuba sp.
Betula papyrifera
Betula pendula
Calamagrostis arundinacea
Campanula sp.
Cerastium tomentosum
Chelone sp.
Clethra alnifolia
Cornus kousa
Epipremnum aureum
Erigeron sp.
Eupatorium maculatum
Eupatorium purpureum
Fraxinus sp.
Gardenia augusta 'Radicans'
Helianthus salicifolius
Heliopsis helianthoides
Ilex cornuta
Ilex vomitoria ‘nana’
Jasminum sp.
Limonium sp.
Linum perenne L. ssp. Perenne
Photinia sp.
Pinus nigra
Pinus strobus
Populus sp.
Potentilla sp.
Quercus rubra
Sempervivum tectorum
Solidago sempervirens
Tiarella cordifolia
Trachelospermum asiaticum
Vernonia noveboracensis
Viburnum dentatum
Viburnum trilobum
Adiantum pedatum
Agastache sp.
Andropogon virginicus
Angelonia angustifolia
Antennaria dioica
Armeria maritima
Betula sp.
Canna sp.
Lilac
Thyme, Creeping
Pussy‐Toes, Small‐leaf
Butterfly Flower
Aucuba
Birch, Paper
European White Birch
Reed Grass
Bellflower
Snow‐In‐Summer
Turtlehead, Snakehead
Summersweet
Dogwood, Kousa
Pothos
Fleabane
Joepye weed, Spotted
Joepye weed, Sweetscented
Ash
Cape Jasmine, Radicans
Sunflower, Willowleaf
False Sunflower, Smooth Oxeye
Holly, Chinese
Holly, Dwarf Yaupon
Jasmine, Jessamine
Statice
Blue flax
Photinia
Pine, Austrian
Pine, White
Aspen, Poplar
Cinquefoil
Oak, Northern Red
Hen and chicks
Goldenrod, Seaside
Foamflower, Heartleaf
Jasmine, Asian
Ironweed, New York
Viburnum, arrowwood
Craneberry‐bush
Fern, American Maidenhair
Hyssop species
Broom Sedge
Angelonia
Pussy‐Toes, Stoloniferous
Thrift, Sea Pink
Birch
Canna
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Chamaecyparis obtusa
Chrysogonum sp.
Clematis sp.
Dahlia sp.
Delosperma nubigenum
Delosperma sp.
Dichanthelium clandestinum
Digitalis sp.
Gomphrena sp.
Gymnocladus dioica
Hierochloe odorata
Hypericum sp.
Kniphofia sp.
Lavandula sp.
Liatris sp.
Lilium longiflorum
Lupinus sp.
Nandina domestica
Nepeta x faasseni
Picea glauca
Picea pungens
Pinus mugo ssp. Mugo
Pinus sp.
Platanus sp.
Platycodon grandiflorus
Quercus palustris
Raphiolepis indica
Rudbeckia bicolor
Saintpaulia sp.
Silene vulgaris ssp. Maritima
Solidago rugosa
Sorghastrum sp.
Stokesia sp.
Tradescantia sp.
Tradescantia x andersoniana
Trifolium repens
Typha minima
Alcea rosea
Allamanda sp.
Alpinia zerumbet
Amorpha canescens
Anthurium andraeanum
Asarum canadense
Asclepias tuberosa
Bergenia cordifolia
Calendula sp.
Calibrachoa sp.
False cypress
Golden Star
Clematis
Dahlia
Hardy Ice Plant, Yellow Ice Plant
Delosperma sp.
Deertongue
Foxglove
Globe Amaranth
Kentucky Coffee Tree
Indian Grass
St.‐Johns‐Wort
Poker Plant, Red‐Hot‐Poker
Lavender
Blazing‐Star, Gayfeather
Lily, Easter
Lupine
Heavenly Bamboo
Catmint
Spruce, White; Cat
Spruce, Colorado
Pine, Mugo & Mugho
Pine
Plane Tree, Sycamore
Balloon Flower
Oak, Pin
Indian Hawthorn
Black‐Eyed Susan
African Violet
Campion, Sea
Goldenrod, Wrinkleleaf
Indian Grass, Wood Grass
Stokes Aster
Spiderwort
Spiderwort
Clover, White
Cattails
Hollyhock
Golden Trumpet
Shellplant
Leadplant
Flamingo‐lily
Canadian Ginger
Butterfly
Heart‐leaved Bergenia
Field Marigold
Calibrachoa
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Castanea mollissima
Cedrus deodara
Centaurea sp.
Centranthus ruber
Chamaebatiaria sp.
Chrysalidocarpus lutescens
Cimicifuga racemosa
Dryopteris marginalis
Dryopteris sp.
Echinops sp.
Epimedium sp.
Eupatorium perfoliatum
Eupatorium sp.
Fraxinus pennsylvanica
Gardenia sp.
Gazania linearis
Geum sp.
Ginkgo biloba
Gypsophila paniculata
Helenium autumnale
Helenium sp.
Helianthemum sp.
Helianthus maximiliani
Hydrangea quercifolia
Iris xiphium
Itea virginica
Kalmia sp.
Liatris spicata
Ligularia stenocephala
Liquidambar sp.
Liriodendron tulipifera
Lobelia cardinalis
Lonicera sp.
Mertensia virginica
Metasequoia sp.
Muhlenbergia capillaris
Opuntia humifusa
Paeonia sp.
Pentas lanceolata
Phlox sp.
Pinus sylvestris
Polypodium sp.
Primula malacoides
Salvia leucantha
Santolina chamaecyparissus
Sedum spurium
Sempervivum arachnoideum
Chinese Chestnut
Cedar
Batchelor's Button
Jupiter's Beard
Fernbush
Palm, Areca
Bugbane & Cohosh, Black
Fern, Marginal Wood
Fern, Autumn & Wood
Globe Thistle
Barrenwort
Boneset
Thoroughwort
Ash, Green
Jasmine, Cape, Common Gardenia
Gazania
Avens
Maidenhair Tree
Baby's Breath
Common sneezeweed
Helen's Flower, Sneezeweed
Sun Rose, Rock Rose
Sunflower, Maximilian
Hydrangea, Oakleaf
Bulbous Iris
Virginia Sweetspire
Laurel
Gayfeather
Golden Rockets
Sweetgum
Tulip Tree
Cardinal Flower, Indian Pink
Honeysuckle
Virginia bluebells
Dawn Redwood
Muhly, hairyawn
Devil's‐tongue prickly pear
Peony
Egyptian‐Star‐Cluster
Carolinia Phlox
Pine, Scotch
Fern
Primrose, Fairy
Sage, Mexican
Lavender cotton
Stonecrop
Hen and chicks
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Sempervivum sp.
Trachelospermum jasminoides
Verbascum sp.
Veronica spicata
Viburnum suspensum
Weigela sp.
Zauschneria californica
Acer platanoides
Achillea tomentosa
Agapanthus sp.
Althaea sp.
Alyssum sp.
Andromeda polifolia
Arctostaphylos sp.
Argyranthemum sp.
Artemisia sp.
Aster novi‐belgii
Athyrium goeringianum
Betula nigra
Boltonia sp.
Calluna sp.
Caryopteris sp.
Catananche sp.
Catharanthus roseus
Celosia sp.
Chionanthus retusus
Coreopsis lanceolata
Coreopsis verticillata
Cosmos sp.
Cotinus coggygria
Cucumis pepo
Cupressus sp.
Deutzia sp.
Dianthus barbatus
Dianthus caryophyllus
Dicentra sp.
Dieffenbachia sp.
Doronicum sp.
Dracaena marginata
Epilobium fleischeri
Forsythia sp.
Gaultheria sp.
Helichrysum bracteatum
Hydrangea anomala petiolaris
Iris germanica
Lamium sp.
Lisianthus sp.
Houseleek
Jasmine, Star;Confederate
Mullein
Speedwell, Spiked
Viburnum
Weigela
California Fuschia
Maple, Norway
Yarrow, Woolly
Lily‐Of‐The‐Nile
Marsh Mallow
Madwort
Bog Rosemary
Bearberry
Boston Daisy
Mugwort, Wormwood
Aster, New York
Fern, Japanese Painted
Birch, River
Aster, Bolton
Heather
Bluebeard
Cupid's‐Dart
Rose Periwinkle
Cockscomb, Wool Flower
White Fringetree
Lance Coreopsis
Moonbeam, Tickseed
Cosmos
Smoke Tree, European
Ornamental Gourd
Cypress
Pride‐of‐Rochester
Sweet William
Carnation
Bleeding Heart
Dumb Cane
Leopards‐Bane
Draceana Marginata
Alpine Willowherb
Golden Bells
Creeping Wintergreen
Strawflower
Hydrangea, Climbing
German Iris
Dead Nettle
Lisanthus
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Magnolia x Soulangiana
Mahonia aquifolium
Malva sp.
Microbiota sp.
Narcissus sp.
Nicotiana sp.
Othonna capensis
Oxydendrum arboreum
Papaver orientale
Physostegia sp.
Picea mariana
Picea omorika
Pieris japonica
Pinus taeda
Pittosporum sp.
Pulmonaria sp.
Pyracantha sp.
Raphiolepis sp.
Rhamnus sp.
Robinia pseudoacacia
Scabiosa columbaria
Schefflera sp.
Sciadopitys verticillata
Solidago specisa
Syngonium podophyllum
Teucrium sp.
Tilia sp.
Tradescantia ohiensis
Ulmus sp.
Veronica liwanensis
Wisteria sp.
Abies balsamea
Abies lasiocarpa
Abies procera
Acer ginnala
Acer palmatum
Adiantum sp.
Amaranthus sp.
Amelanchier sp.
Antennaria sp.
Arabis caucasica
Arbutus sp.
Artemisia ludoviciana
Aruncus sp.
Magnolia, Saucer
Oregon Grape
Mallow
Russian Arborvitae
Daffodil
Flowering Tobacco
Little‐Pickles
Sourwood, Sorrel Tree
Oriental Poppy
False Dragon Head,Lion's Heart
Spruce, Black
Spruce, Serbian
Japanese Andromeda
Pine, Loblolly
Pittosporum
Lungwort
Firethorn
Rhaphiolepis
Buckthorn
Black Locust
Butterfly Blue, Scabious
Umbrella Tree
Pine, Jap.Umbrella
Goldenrod, Showy
Nephthytis,African Evergreen
Wall Germander
Linden, Basswood
Spiderwort
Elm
Turkish veronica
Wisteria
Fir, Balsam
Fir, Alpine
Fir, Noble
Maple, Amur
Maple, Japanese
Fern, Maidenhair
Amaranth
Serviceberry
Pussy‐Toes, Everlasting
Rockcress
Manzanita Strawberry Tree
Western sage
Goatsbeard
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Aster dumosus x Aster novibelgii
Aster sp.
Aster, Michaelmas
Aster
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Bellis perennis
Berberis thunbergii
Brachycome sp.
Buddleia alternifolia
Calamintha sp.
Callicarpa sp.
Campanula carpatica
Carex conica marginata
Carya sp.
Ceanothus gloriosus
Centaurea gymnocarpa
Cephalotaxus sp.
Ceratiola ericoides
Cercis reniformis
Chaenomeles sp.
Chamaedorea elegans
Chlorophytum comosum
Chrysanthemum parthenium
Cleyera japonica
Cornus alba
Cornus sp.
Corylopsis sp.
Cotoneaster apiculatus
Cryptomeria japonica
Cupressocyparis leylandii
Cyclamen sp.
Cynodon dactylon
Cytisus sp.
Daphne odora
Daphne sp.
Dendranthema x morifolium
Elaeagnus angustifolia
Enkianthus sp.
Erianthus sp.
Erica sp.
Euonymus japonicus
Fagus sp.
Franklinia sp.
Fraxinus americana
Freesia sp.
Galium odoratum
English Daisy
Japanese Barberry
River Daisy
Butterfly Bush, Silver
Calamint
Beautyberry
Blue clips
Marginata
Hickory
Lilac, Wild
Dusty‐Miller
Japanese Plum Yew
Sand Heath, Rosemary
Red Bud, Western
Flowering Quince
Palm, Palor; Neanthe Bella
Spider Plant
Feverfew
Cleyera
Dogwood, Red‐barked
Dogwood
Winter Hazel
Cotoneaster, cranberry
Japanese Cedar
Cypress, Leyland
Persian Violet
Bermudagrass
Broom
Daphne, Pink
Daphne
Hardy Mum
Russian Olive
Enkianthus
Plume Grass; Ravenna
Heath
Spindle Tree
Beech
Franklin Tree
Ash, White
Freesia
Sweet Woodruff
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Gelsemium sp.
Hakonechloa sp.
Hedera canariensis
Hyacinthus sp.
Ilex crenata
Carolinia Jessamine; Evening Trumpet Flower
Hakone Grass, Japanese Forest Grass
Algerian Ivy
Hyacinth
Holly, Japanese
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Ilex glabra
Ilex opaca
Ilex x meserveae
Iris cristata
Iris kaempferi
Iris sibirica
Iris sp.
Juglans nigra
Lathyrus odoratus
Lespedeza bicolor
Leucanthemum sp.
Leymus arenarius
Lobelia sp.
Lobularia maritima
Lychnis chalcedonica
Magnolia virginiana
Mahonia bealei
Mandevilla laxa
Maranta leuconeura
Mazus reptans
Mentha x piperita
Myosotis sylvatica
Myrica cerifera
Nemesia sp.
Osmunda sp.
Osteospermum sp.
Pachysandra terminalis
Pachystachys lutea
Pennisetum alopecuroides
Pennisetum sp.
Phoenix roebelinii
Pinus resinosa
Pinus thunbergiana
Pittosporum tobira
Plumbago auriculata
Podocarpus macrophyllus
Polygonatum humile
Polygonatum multiflorum
Polystichum munitum
Primula sp.
Prunus persica
Pseudolarix sp.
Ptychosperma elegans
Pyrus calleryana
Pyrus communis
Quercus acutissima
Quercus alba
Inkberry
Holly, American
Holly, Blue
Crested Iris
Japanese Iris
Siberian Iris
Iris, Douglas
Walnut, Black (Non‐Bearing)
Sweet Pea
Shrub Bush Clover
Daisy
Blue Lyme Grass
Lobelia
Sweet Alyssum
Maltese Cross
Sweet Bay
Leatherleaf, Mahonia
Chilean Jasmine
Prayer Plant
Mazus
Peppermint
Forget‐Me‐Not, Garden
Wax Myrtle
Nemesia
Fern, Royal, Flowering Fern
African Daisy
Japanese Spurge
Yellow Shrimp Plant
Chinese Pennisetum
Feathergrass
Palm, Pygmy Date
Pine, Red
Pine, Jap. Black
Pittosporum, Japanese
Leadwort, Cape
Southern Yew
Dwarf Solomon's Seal
Variegated Solomon's Seal
Fern, Western sword
Primrose
Peach (Non‐Bearing)
False Larch, Golden Larch
Palm, Alexander
Pear, Bradford (Non‐Bearing)
Pear (Non‐Bearing)
Oak, Sawtooth
Oak, White
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Quercus velutina
Quercus virginiana
Rosa rugosa
Rosmarinus officinalis
Russelia equisetiformis
Sequoiadendron giganteum
Solenostemon sp.
Solidago sphacelata
Sorbus sp.
Stachys byzantina
Stachytarpheta mutabilis
Strelitzia sp.
Syzygium paniculatum
Thymus sp.
Tiarella sp.
Torenia sp.
Tradescantia virginiana
Tridens flavus
Trifolium reflexum
Tsuga canadensis
Vaccinium sp.
Viburnum juddii
Vitex sp.
Washingtonia robusta
Washingtonia sp.
Weigela florida
Yucca filamentosa
Oak, Black
Oak, Live;Southern
Japanese Rose, Turkestan Rose
Rosemary
Coral Plant, Fountain
Giant Sequoia;Redwood
SOLENOSTEMON
Goldenrod, Autumn
Mountain Ash
Lamb's‐Ears
Coral Porterweed
Bird‐Of‐Paradise
Eugenia
Thyme (Non‐Bearing)
Foamflower, False Miterwort
Wishbone Flower
Spiderwort
Purple Top
Clover, Buffalo
Hemlock, Canada
Blueberry (Non‐Bearing)
Viburnum juddii
Chaste Shrub
Palm, Mexican Fan
Palm, Washington, Windmill
Weigela, Oldfasioned
Adams‐Needle
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Crop Selection Worksheet
1). In your Regional Breakout Discussions, review the annual survey results for your region
and new Ornamental Project Requests.
2). The list below includes the crop species included in the IR-4 program for crop safety for
the last 5 years tested on at least 3 different products. It also includes crops growers
requested in the 2007 survey.
3). Place an X in the column for 25 crops important to your region.
Abelia sp.
Abies fraseri
Abies grandis
Abies sp.
Acer palmatum
Acer rubrum
Acer saccharum
Acer saccharinum
Acer sp.
Achillea millefolium
Adiantum pedatum
Agapanthus
Agastache sp.
Ageratum sp.
Aglaonema sp.
Albizia julibrissin
Alchemilla sp.
Alnus sp.
Amsonia sp.
Andropogon gerardii
Andropogon virginicus
Antennaria dioica
Antennaria parvifolia
Antirrhinum majus
Aquilegia sp.
Abelia
Fir, Fraser
Fir
Maple
Maple, Red
Maple, Sugar
Maple, Silver
Maple
Yarrow
Fern, American Maidenhair
Agapanthus
Hyssop species
Ageratum
Aglaonema
Mimosa Silk Tree
Lady's‐Mantle
Alder
Bluestar
Big Blue Stem
Broom Sedge
Angelonia
Pussy‐Toes, Stoloniferous
Pussy‐Toes, Small‐leaf
Snapdragon
Columbine
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Western
Southern
Crop (Latin & Common Names)
NorthCentral
North East
Project:
Arachniodes simplicor
Armeria maritima
Artemisia lactiflora
Asclepias sp.
Aster ericoides
Astilbe sp.
Athyrium filix‐femina
Athyrium nipponicum
Aubrieta sp.
Aucuba sp.
Aurinia saxatilis
Baptisia australis
Begonia sp.
Berberis sp.
Betula papyrifera
Betula pendula
Betula sp.
Brassica sp.
Buddleia davidii
Buxus sp.
Calamagrostis arundinacea
Calendula
Calibrachoa
Camellia sp.
Campanula sp.
Canna sp.
Carex sp.
Cerastium tomentosum
Cercis canadensis
Chamaecyparis obtusa
Chasmanthium latifolium
Chelone sp.
Chrysogonum sp.
Cinerarea
Cladrastis sp.
Clematis sp.
Clethra alnifolia
Coleus sp.
Coreopsis sp.
Cornus florida
Cornus kousa
Cortaderia
Cotoneaster sp.
Crategus
Cryptomeria
Fern, Variegated Leatherleaf
Thrift, Sea Pink
Mugwort, White
Butterfly Flower
Aster
False Spirea
Fern, Lady
Fern, Lady
Rock Cress
Aucuba
Basket‐Of‐Gold
Blue False Indigo
Begonia
Barberry
Birch, Paper
Birch
Ornamental Cabbage, Ornamental Kale
Butterfly Bush
Boxwood
Feather Reed Grass
Reed Grass
Calendula
Calibrachoa
Camellia
Bellflower
Canna
Sedge
Snow‐In‐Summer
Red Bud, Eastern
False cypress
Northern Sea Oats, Wild Oats
Turtlehead, Snakehead
Golden Star
Cinerarea
Yellowwood
Clematis
Summersweet
Coleus, Flamenettle
Tickseed
Dogwood, Flowering
Dogwood, Kousa
Pampas Grass
Cotoneaster
Hawthorne
Cryptomeria
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Cuphea hyssopifolia
Cyclamen
Cyrtomium falcatum
Cyrtomium fortunei
Dahlia sp.
Delosperma nubigenum
Delosperma sp.
Delphinium sp.
Dendranthema sp.
Dianthus deltoides
Dianthus sp.
Dichanthelium clandestinum
Dichondra
Digitalis sp.
Dryopteris erythrosora
Dryopteris ludoviciana
Echinacea sp.
Epipremnum aureum
Erigeron sp.
Euonymus alatus
Euonymus radicans
Euonymus sp.
Eupatorium maculatum
Eupatorium purpureum
Euphorbia sp.
Fallugia paradoxa
Fragaria sp.
Fraxinus sp.
Gaillardia sp.
Gardenia sp.
Gardenia augusta 'Radicans'
Gaura lindheimeri
Gazania sp.
Geranium magnaflorum
Geranium sp.
Gerbera sp.
Gladiolus sp.
Gleditsia sp.
Gomphrena sp.
Gymnocladus dioica
Gypsophila elegans
Mexican Heather, False Heather, Elfin Herb
Cyclamen
Fern, Holly
Dahlia
Hardy Ice Plant, Yellow Ice Plant
Delosperma sp.
Larkspur
Chrysanthemum
Maiden Pink
Pinks
Deertongue
Dichondra
Foxglove
Fern, Autumn
Fern, Southern Shield
Fern, Dixie Wood
Purple Coneflower
Pothos
Fleabane
Winged Burning Bush
Purpleleaf Wintercreeper
Euonymus
Joepye weed, Spotted
Joepye weed, Sweetscented
Poinsettia
Euphorbia sp.
Apache Plume
Blue Fescue
Weeping Fig, Benjamin Tree
Strawberry (Non‐Bearing)
Ash
Blanket Flower
Gardenia sp.
Cape Jasmine, Radicans
Gaura
Treasure Flower
Geranium
Geranium
Transvaal Daisy
Honey Locust
Globe Amaranth
Kentucky Coffee Tree
Baby's‐Breath
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Halesia carolina var. carolina
Helianthus salicifolius
Helianthus sp.
Heliopsis helianthoides
Helleborus niger
Hemerocallis sp.
Heuchera sanguinea
Heuchera sp.
Hibiscus sp.
Hibiscus syriacus
Hierochloe odorata
Hosta fortunei
Hosta sp.
Hydrangea macrophylla
Hydrangea sp.
Hypericum sp.
Iberis sp.
Ilex cornuta
Ilex crenata
Ilex sp.
Illicium sp.
Impatiens New Guinea hybrids
Impatiens sp.
Impatiens walleriana
Ipomoea batatas
Iris sp.
Jasminum sp.
Juniperus sp.
Kalanchoe
Kniphofia sp.
Lantana sp.
Lavandula angustifolia
Lavandula sp.
Leucanthemum maximum
Leucothoe sp.
Liatris sp.
Ligustrum sp.
Lilium longiflorum
Lilium sp.
Limonium sp.
Linum perenne L. ssp. Perenne
Liriope muscari
Silverbell Carolina
English Ivy
Sunflower, Willowleaf
Sunflower
False Sunflower, Smooth Oxeye
Hellebore, Christmas rose, Lenten Rose
Daylily
Coral Bells, Alumroot
Alumroot
Mallow, Rose Mallow
Rose‐Of‐Sharon, Althaea
Indian Grass
Lily, Plantain
Hosta
Hydrangea, French
Hydrangea
St.‐Johns‐Wort
Candytuft
Holly, Chinese
Holly
Holly
Holly, Dwarf Yaupon
Anise Tree
Balsam
Sweet Potato Vine
Flag
Jasmine, Jessamine
Juniper
Cedar, Red
Kalanchoe
Poker Plant, Red‐Hot‐Poker
Crape Myrtle
Shrub Verbena
English Lavender
Lavender
Shasta Daisy
Fetterbush, Drooping Leucothoe
Blazing‐Star, Gayfeather
Privet
Lily, Easter
Lily
Statice
Blue flax
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Liriope sp.
Lisianthus
Loropetalum sp.
Lupinus sp.
Magnolia grandiflora
Magnolia sp.
Malus sp.
Mandevilla
Matteuccia struthiopteris
Metasequoia
Miscanthus sp.
Monarda didyma
Myrica pensylvanica
Nandina domestica
Nepeta cataria
Nepeta x faasseni
Oenothera sp.
Onoclea sensibilis
Ophiopogon sp.
Origanum libanoticum
Osmunda cinnamomea
Osmunda regalis
Osteopermum
Paeonia sp.
Panicum virgatum
Paspalum vaginatum
Pelargonium sp.
Pennisetum setaceum
Penstemon sp.
Pentas sp.
Perovskia sp.
Petunia sp.
Phalaris arundinacea
Phlox paniculata
Phlox sp.
Phlox subulata
Phormium sp.
Photinia sp.
Picea abies
Picea glauca
Picea pungens
Picea sp.
Pieris sp.
Pinus mugo ssp. Mugo
Pinus nigra
Pinus sp.
Lilyturf, Creeping
Lisianthus
Loropetalum
Lupine
Magnolia, Southern
Magnolia
Apple & Crabapple (Non‐Bearing)
Mandevilla
Fern, Ostrich
Metasequoia
Silver Grass
Bee Balm
Bayberry
Heavenly Bamboo
Catnip
Catmint
Evening Primrose, Sundrops
Fern, Sensitive
Mondo Grass, Lilyturf, Ker‐Gawl
Hopflower Oregano
Fern, Cinnamon
Fern, Royal
Osteopermum
Peony
Switch‐Grass
Seashore Paspalum
Geranium
Fountain Grass
Beard‐Tongue
Pentas
Sage, Russian;Blue Spire
Petunia
Ribbon‐Grass, Gardeners‐Garters
Phlox, Perennial
Phlox
Creeping Phlox, Moss Pink
New Zealand Flax
Photinia
Spruce, Norway
Spruce, White; Cat
Spruce, Colorado
Spruce
Andromeda
Pine, Mugo & Mugho
Pine, Austrian
Pine
Page 5 of 7
Pinus strobus
Platanus sp.
Platycodon grandiflorus
Polemonium sp.
Polystichium polyblepharum
Polystichum acrostichoides
Populus sp.
Portulaca sp.
Potentilla sp.
Prunus sargentii
Prunus sp.
Purshia mexica
Quercus palustris
Quercus rubra
Quercus sp.
Raphiolepis indica
Rhododendron sp.
Rhododendron sp.
Rhododendron sp.
Rosa sp.
Rudbeckia bicolor
Rudbeckia fulgida speciosa
Rudbeckia sp.
Ruellia carolinensis
Saintpaulia sp.
Salix sp.
Salvia daghestanica
Salvia officinalis
Salvia splendens
Salvia sylvestris
Scabiosa sp.
Schizachyrium scoparium
Scutellaria racemosa
Sedum sp.
Sempervivum tectorum
Shepherdia argentea
Silene vulgaris ssp. Maritima
Solidago rugosa
Solidago sempervirens
Solidago sp.
Sorghastrum sp.
Spathiphyllum sp.
Spiraea sp.
Stokesia sp.
Syringa sp.
Pine, White
Plane Tree, Sycamore
Balloon Flower
Jacob's Ladder
Fern, Tassel
Fern, Christmas
Aspen, Poplar
Moss Rose
Cinquefoil
Cherry, Sargent
Cherry (Non‐Bearing)
Fir, Douglas
Mexican cliff rose
Oak, Pin
Oak, Northern Red
Oak
Indian Hawthorn
Azalea
Rhododendron
Rose
Black‐Eyed Susan
Coneflower, Orange
Coneflower
Mexican Petunia
African Violet
Willow
Sage
Sage, common
Sage, Scarlet
Sage, Ramona
Pincushion Flower
Little Blue Stem
Skullcap
Stonecrop
Hen and chicks
Buffalo Berry
Campion, Sea
Goldenrod, Wrinkleleaf
Goldenrod, Seaside
Goldenrod
Indian Grass, Wood Grass
Spathe Flower, Spathiphyllum
Bridal‐Wreath
Stokes Aster
Lilac
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Syringa vulgaris
Tagetes sp.
Taxodium distichum
Taxus media
Taxus sp.
Ternstroemia sp.
Thuja plicata
Thuja sp.
Thymus praecox
Tiarella cordifolia
Tilia cordata
Trachelospermum asiaticum
Trachycarpus fortunei
Tradescantia sp.
Tradescantia x andersoniana
Trifolium repens
Tsuga heterophylla
Tsuga sp.
Tulipa sp.
Typha minima
Ulmus sp.
Verbena sp.
Veronica sp.
Viburnum dentatum
Viburnum sp.
Viburnum trilobum
Vinca sp.
Viola sp.
Zinnia sp.
Lilac, Common
Marigold
Bald Cypress
Yew
Yew
Ternstroemia
Cedar, Western Red
Arborvitae
Thyme, Creeping
Foamflower, Heartleaf
Linden, Shamrock
Jasmine, Asian
Palm, Windmill
Spiderwort
Spiderwort
Clover, White
Hemlock, Western
Hemlock
Tulip
Cattails
Elm
Vervain
Ironweed, New York
Viburnum, arrowwood
Arrowwood
Craneberry‐bush
Periwinkle
Pansy
Zinnia
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Weed Science Project Selection Worksheet
1). In your Regional Breakout Discussions, review the annual survey results for your region
and new Ornamental Project Requests. Then discuss what are the most prevalent weed
issues based on your experiences. These issues should be based on those weeds without
adequate available control measures or crops without adequate weed-management tools.
2). Fill out the top five issues to growers in your region.
Project 1:
(5 points)
Project 2:
(4 points)
Project 3:
(3 points)
Project 4:
(2 points)
Project 5:
(1 point)
Section 4
2007 High Priority Projects – Entomology
The following pages contain details on the high priority projects for entomology, Thrips Efficacy and
Borer & Beetle Efficacy, as well as some research on a couple non-high priority projects. The Ornamental
Horticulture Research Database was queried to pull all studies and all pending or completed trials related
to the 2007 high priority projects. In some cases, studies will not have any researchers listed; this happens
where trials were cancelled or where studies were discussed for that project and researchers did not
choose to research them. The database was also queried to pull any pending trials for 2007 in non-high
priority projects but only to print project information relevant to those trials. For example, research was
conducted on euonymus scale, but only information for the relevant studies appear – not all the studies
related to the Scale Efficacy project.
Borer & Beetle Efficacy
PR # /
Priority
Printed: 9/23/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Year State Researcher
Arena 50WDG
Clothianadin
Field Container
2006
OH
Nielsen
O
Betula pendula
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
Field Container
2006
OH
Nielsen
O
26099 C Bronze Birch Borer
Agrilus anxius
Betula pendula
Flagship 25WG
Thiamethoxam
Field Container
2006
OH
Nielsen
O
26101 A Bronze Birch Borer
Agrilus anxius
Betula pendula
NEI 25925
Acetamiprid
Field Container
2006
OH
Nielsen
O
26102 A Bronze Birch Borer
Agrilus anxius
Betula pendula
Safari 20SG
Dinotefuran
Field Container
2006
OH
Nielsen
O
25908 A Apple tree borer, flat-hea TBD
Chrysobothris femorata TBD
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
TBD
2006 KY
Potter
Trial Results: Very little insect pressure so no conclusions can be drawn.
C
11/14/2006
25909 B Apple tree borer, flat-hea TBD
DPX-E2Y45
TBD
2006
C
11/14/2006
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Product
26098 C Bronze Birch Borer
Agrilus anxius
Betula pendula
26100 B Bronze Birch Borer
Agrilus anxius
Chrysobothris femorata
TBD
Chlorantraniliprole
KY
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Potter
Status Dates to HQ / MFG
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NEI 25925
Acetamiprid
TBD
2006 KY
Potter
C
11/14/2006
25910 N Apple tree borer, flat-hea TBD
Onyx
Bifenthrin
TBD
2006 KY
Potter
C
11/14/2006
Safari 20SG
Dinotefuran
TBD
2006 KY
Potter
C
11/14/2006
26942 A Flea beetles, garden
Epitrix sp.
Evening Primrose, Sundro
Oenothera sp.
BAS 320i
Metaflumizone
Field Container
2007
VA
Schultz
P
Epitrix sp.
Oenothera sp.
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
Field Container
2006
VA
Schultz
25477 C Flea beetles, garden
Epitrix sp.
Epitrix sp.
Oenothera sp.
Oenothera sp.
Discus
Imidacloprid +
Cyfluthrin
Field Container
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
Field Container
O. sp 'Sundrops'
O. speciosa var.
berlandiere
Trial Results: Population declined but numbers too low for statistical analysis
2007 VA
Schultz
O. sp 'Sundrops'
C
2006
O. speciosa var.
berlandieri
C
11/16/2006
O. speciosa var.
berlandieri
C
11/16/2006
O. sp 'Sundrops'
P
VA
Schultz
Drench
Drench
11/16/2006
P
Trial Results: Inconclusive; population too low
2006
VA
Schultz
Drench
2007 VA
Schultz
Key: Priorities A, B, and C are researchable; N is not researchable - these may be completed studies or those with Standards. Trial Status: P = Planned, O = Ongoing, C = Complete, X = Cancelled, ? = Unknown
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Epitrix sp.
Printed: 9/23/2007
Crop
Product
Oenothera sp.
Flagship 25WG
Thiamethoxam
Production
Site
Trial
Field Container
2006
VA
Schultz
Application
Type
Drench
Species /
Cultivar
O. speciosa var.
berlandieri
C
11/16/2006
O. sp 'Sundrops'
P
O. speciosa var.
berlandieri
C
O. sp 'Sundrops'
P
Oenothera speciosa var.
berlandieri
C
11/16/2006
O. speciosa var.
berlandieri
Trial Results: Population declined but numbers too low for statistical analysis
2007 VA
Schultz
O. sp 'Sundrops'
C
11/16/2006
O. sp 'Sundrops'
P
O. speciosa var.
berlandieri
C
Epitrix sp.
25831 N Flea beetles, garden
Epitrix sp.
Metarhizium anisoplia Field Container
Oenothera sp.
Metarhizium
anisopliae strain F52
Oenothera sp.
Onyx
Bifenthrin
Field Container
2007
VA
Schultz
2006
VA
Schultz
Spray
2007 VA
Schultz
26429 N Flea beetles, garden
Epitrix sp.
Oenothera sp.
Perm-Up 3.2EC
Permethrin
Field Container
2006
VA
Schultz
Spray
11/16/2006
Epitrix sp.
Safari 20SG
Oenothera sp.
Dinotefuran
Field Container
2006
VA
Schultz
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Epitrix sp.
Oenothera sp.
Tolfenpyrad (Nichino) Field Container
Tolfenpyrad
2007
VA
Schultz
Epitrix sp.
Oenothera sp.
TriStar 30SG
Acetamiprid
2006
VA
Schultz
Field Container
Drench
Spray
P
11/16/2006
26103 N Japanese Beetle - adults Birch, Paper
Popillia japonica - adults Betula papyrifera
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
Field Container
2006
OH
Nielsen
O
26105 A Japanese Beetle - adults Birch, Paper
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
Field Container
2006
OH
Nielsen
O
Onyx
Bifenthrin
Field Container
2006
OH
Nielsen
O
Safari 20SG
Dinotefuran
Field Container
2006
OH
Nielsen
O
26104 C Japanese Beetle - adults Birch, Paper
TriStar 30SG
Acetamiprid
Field Container
2006
OH
Nielsen
O
26825 A Japanese Beetle - adults Rose-Of-Sharon, Althaea
Popillia japonica - adults Hibiscus syriacus
BAS 320i
Metaflumizone
Field In-Ground
2007
OH
Reding
P
26756 N Japanese Beetle - adults Rose-Of-Sharon, Althaea
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
Field In-Ground
2006
OH
Reding
Foliar
C
1/25/2007
2006 OH
Reding
Drench
C
1/25/2007
Trial Results: No significant reduction of feeding damage; no phytotoxicity and growth effect
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Printed: 9/23/2007
Product
Production
Site
Trial
2006
26757 A Japanese Beetle - adults Rose-Of-Sharon, Althaea
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
Field In-Ground
26758 A Japanese Beetle - adults
Safari 20SG
Field In-Ground
Rose-Of-Sharon, Althaea
OH
Reding
Application
Type
Foliar
Species /
Cultivar
C
Dinotefuran
2006
OH
Reding
Foliar
C
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TriStar 70WSP
Acetamiprid
Field In-Ground
26473 A Japanese Beetle - adults Cherry, Sargent
Popillia japonica - adults Prunus sargentii
BAS 320i
Metaflumizone
Field Container
2007
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
Field Container
2006 RI
Alm
Spray
Trial Results: Excellent control up to 10 DAT
2007 RI
Alm
C
2006 RI
Alm
Spray
2007 RI
Alm
C
P
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
1/25/2007
2006 OH
Reding
Drench
C
1/25/2007
26759 C Japanese Beetle - adults Rose-Of-Sharon, Althaea
1/25/2007
2006 OH
Reding
Drench
C
1/25/2007
2006
OH
Reding
Foliar
C
1/25/2007
2006 OH
Reding
Drench
C
1/25/2007
Field Container
RI
Alm
P
11/2/2006 11/14/2006
P
11/2/2006 11/14/2006
P
Metarhizium
2007
25524 N Japanese Beetle - adults Cherry, Sargent
Onyx
Bifenthrin
TBD
2006 RI
Alm
Spray
C
11/2/2006 11/14/2006
Safari 20SG
Field Container
2006
C
11/2/2006 11/14/2006
Cherry, Sargent
Dinotefuran
RI
RI
Alm
Alm
Spray
Trial Results: Virtually no control
2007 RI
Alm
P
P
Tolfenpyrad
2007
25523 C Japanese Beetle - adults Cherry, Sargent
TriStar 30SG
Acetamiprid
TBD
2006 RI
Alm
Spray
Trial Results: 100 % control up to 31 DAT
C
V-10112 2G
Dinotefuran
Field Container
2007
RI
Alm
P
BAS 320i
Field Container
2007
VA
Schultz
P
Field Container
2007
VA
Schultz
P
Rose
Popillia japonica - adults Rosa sp.
Metaflumizone
26946 A Japanese Beetle - adults Rose
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
RI
Alm
11/2/2006 11/14/2006
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Printed: 9/23/2007
Product
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
Field Container
2007
VA
Schultz
P
Metarhizium
2007
VA
Schultz
P
Onyx
Bifenthrin
Field Container
2007
VA
Schultz
P
Safari 20SG
Dinotefuran
Field Container
2007
VA
Schultz
P
Tolfenpyrad
2007
VA
Schultz
P
26487 A Japanese Beetle - adults Willow
Popillia japonica - adults Salix sp.
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
2006
GA
Braman
Field Container
Spray
S. gracilistla
'Melanostachys'
C
12/14/2006
Spray
S. gracilistyla
'Melanostachys'
C
12/14/2006
Spray
S. gracilistyla
'Melanostachys'
C
12/14/2006
Broadcast
S. gracilistyla
'Melanostachys'
C
Spray
S. gracilistyla
'Melanostachys'
C
12/14/2006
Spray
S. gracilistyla
'Melanostachys'
C
12/14/2006
Spray
S. gracilistyla
'Melanostachys'
C
12/14/2006
Trial Results: Poor efficacy
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DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
Field Container
2006
GA
Braman
Trial Results: Good efficacy
Flagship 25WG
Thiamethoxam
Field Container
2006
GA
Braman
Trial Results: Fair efficacy
26492 C Japanese Beetle - adults Willow
Precise
Acephate
Field Container
2006
GA
Braman
Trial Results: Fair efficacy
26489 N Japanese Beetle - adults
Willow
Safari 20SG
Field Container
2006
GA
Braman
Dinotefuran
26493 N Japanese Beetle - adults Willow
Scimitar
Lambda-cyhalothrin
Field Container
2006
GA
Braman
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy
26490 C Japanese Beetle - adults Willow
TriStar 70WSP
Acetamiprid
Field Container
2006
GA
Braman
0
N Japanese Beetle - adults TBD
Popillia japonica - adults TBD
26547 A Japanese Beetle - adults TBD
Popillia japonica - adults TBD
TBD
2007
GA
Braman
P
Metarhizium anisoplia TBD
Metarhizium
2007
GA
Braman
P
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Printed: 9/23/2007
Product
Production
Site
Trial
RI
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
26617 A Japanese Beetle - adults Linden, Shamrock
Popillia japonica - adults Tilia cordata
BAS 320i
Metaflumizone
TBD
2007
25515 N Japanese Beetle - adults Linden, Shamrock
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
TBD
2006 RI
Alm
Spray
Trial Results: Good control up to 19 DAT
'Bailyei'
C
11/2/2006 11/14/2006
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
TBD
2006 RI
Alm
Spray
2007 RI
Alm
'Bailyei'
C
11/2/2006 11/14/2006
P
P
Metarhizium
2007
25519 N Japanese Beetle - adults Linden, Shamrock
Onyx
Bifenthrin
TBD
2006 RI
Alm
Spray
'Bailyei'
C
11/2/2006 11/14/2006
Safari 20SG
TBD
2006
'Bailyei'
C
11/2/2006 11/14/2006
'Bailyei'
C
11/2/2006 11/14/2006
25517 N Japanese Beetle - adults
Linden, Shamrock
Dinotefuran
RI
Alm
RI
Alm
Alm
P
Spray
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25518 C Japanese Beetle - adults Linden, Shamrock
TriStar 30SG
Acetamiprid
TBD
2006 RI
Alm
Spray
Trial Results: 100 % control up to 31 DAT
26402 A Viburnum leaf beetle
Pyrrhalta viburni
Arrowwood
Viburnum sp.
BAS 320i
Metaflumizone
TBD
2007
NY
Weston
P
2007
VT
Costa
P
Pyrrhalta viburni
Arrowwood
Viburnum sp.
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
TBD
Pyrrhalta viburni
Arrowwood
Viburnum sp.
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
TBD
2006 VT
Costa
Foliar
V. dentatum
Trial Results: Effective control; equal to standard permethrin
2007 NY
Weston
C
2007
P
VT
Costa
P
2006 VT
Costa
Foliar
V. dentatum
2007 NY
Weston
C
2007
VT
Costa
P
Arrowwood
Viburnum sp.
Metarhizium
2007
NY
Weston
P
2007
VT
Costa
P
Pyrrhalta viburni
Arrowwood
Viburnum sp.
Safari 20SG
Dinotefuran
2006 VT
Costa
Foliar
V. dentatum
2007 NY
Weston
C
2007
VT
Costa
P
2007
NY
Weston
P
2007
VT
Costa
P
Pyrrhalta viburni
Arrowwood
Viburnum sp.
Tolfenpyrad (Nichino) TBD
Tolfenpyrad
11/17/2006
P
Pyrrhalta viburni
TBD
11/17/2006
11/17/2006
P
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/23/2007
Production
Site
Trial
TriStar 30SG
Acetamiprid
TBD
2006 VT
Costa
Foliar
V. dentatum
C
Arrowwood
V-10112 2G
TBD
2007
VT
Costa
P
Viburnum sp.
Dinotefuran
2007
VT
Weston
P
TBD
TBD
BAS 320i
Metaflumizone
P
Crop
Product
25736 C Viburnum leaf beetle
Pyrrhalta viburni
Arrowwood
Viburnum sp.
Pyrrhalta viburni
0
0
0
0
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0
0
0
A TBD
TBD
TBD
A TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
TBD
A TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
TBD
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
2007
AL
Foshee
2007
GA
Braman
P
2007
OH
Nielsen
P
2007
AL
Foshee
P
2007
OH
Nielsen
P
2007
AL
Foshee
P
2007
OH
Nielsen
P
A TBD
TBD
2007
AL
Foshee
P
TBD
TBD
Metarhizium
2007
OH
Nielsen
P
A TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Safari 20SG
Dinotefuran
A TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Tolfenpyrad (Nichino) TBD
Tolfenpyrad
2007
2007
A TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
V-10112 2G
Dinotefuran
TBD
2007
2007
Mimosa Silk Tree
Allectus SC
Field Container
25221 C Ambrosia Beetle
Xylosandrus crassiusculu Albizia julibrissin
Bifenthrin +
Imidacloprid
Mimosa Silk Tree
Azatin XL
Azadirachtin
TBD
Field Container
2007
AL
Foshee
P
2007
OH
Nielsen
P
AL
Foshee
P
OH
Nielsen
P
OH
Nielsen
P
OH
Nielsen
P
2006
FL
Mizell
P
2007
FL
Mizell
P
2006
FL
Mizell
Tree Bolt
Immersion
C
11/17/2006
9/29/2006 11/14/2006
26849 B Ambrosia Beetle
Mimosa Silk Tree
BAS 320i
Metaflumizone
TBD
2007
FL
Mizell
P
25479 A Ambrosia Beetle
Mimosa Silk Tree
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
Field Container
2005
FL
Mizell
C
9/15/2005 11/14/2006
2006
FL
Mizell
C
9/29/2006 11/14/2006
C
9/29/2006 11/14/2006
Tree bolt
immersion
26180 N Ambrosia Beetle
Mimosa Silk Tree
DEET
DEET
Field Container
2006
FL
Mizell
Tree Bolt
Immersion
Trial Results: Effective control in one of three trials; best product
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Crop
24764 B Ambrosia Beetle
Mimosa Silk Tree
Printed: 9/23/2007
Product
Discus
Imidacloprid +
Cyfluthrin
Production
Site
Trial
Field Container
2005
FL
Mizell
2006
FL
Mizell
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Tree bolt
immersion
C
9/15/2005 11/14/2006
C
9/29/2006 11/14/2006
9/15/2005 11/14/2006
Mimosa Silk Tree
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
Field Container
Mimosa Silk Tree
Dursban
Chlorpyrifos
Field Container
2005
FL
Mizell
C
2007
FL
Mizell
P
2005
FL
Mizell
2006
FL
Mizell
Tree bolt
immersion
C
9/15/2005 11/14/2006
C
9/29/2006 11/14/2006
9/15/2005 11/14/2006
Mimosa Silk Tree
Endosulfan
Endosulfan
Field Container
2005
FL
Mizell
C
2007
FL
Mizell
O
2005
FL
Mizell
C
9/15/2005 11/14/2006
2006
FL
Mizell
Tree bolt
immersion
Trial Results: Effective control in one of three trials
C
9/29/2006 11/14/2006
C
9/15/2005 11/14/2006
C
9/29/2006 11/14/2006
Mimosa Silk Tree
Metarhizium
Page 7 of 30
Mimosa Silk Tree
Onyx
Bifenthrin
Field Container
Mimosa Silk Tree
Talstar NF
Bifenthrin
Field Container
2005
FL
Mizell
Mimosa Silk Tree
Tempo 20WP
Cyfluthrin
Field Container
2006
FL
Mizell
Tree bolt
immersion
Red Bud, Eastern
Xylosandrus crassiusculu Cercis canadensis
Onyx
Bifenthrin
Field In-Ground
2004 TX
Ludwig
Trial Results: Inconclusive results due to application timing
C
7/26/2006 11/14/2006
Red Bud, Eastern
Xylosandrus crassiusculu Cercis canadensis
Talstar
Bifenthrin
Field In-Ground
2004 TX
Ludwig
Trial Results: Results inconclusive due to application timing
C
7/28/2006 11/14/2006
Dogwood, Kousa
Xylosandrus crassiusculu Cornus kousa
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
Field Container
2007
OH
Reding
P
Dogwood, Kousa
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
Field Container
2007
OH
Reding
P
Safari 20SG
Field Container
2007
OH
Reding
P
Dogwood, Kousa
Dinotefuran
Q-Biotype Whitefly Efficacy
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/23/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Agri 50
Agri 50
Greenhouse
2006
Aria 50SG
Flonicamid
Greenhouse
2005 GA
Oetting
Drench
C
1/20/2006
Trial Results: Suppression for both immatures and adults with a rate of 120 g per 100 gal drenched at 120 ml per
6" pot.
2006 CA
Parrella
Drench
P
Crop
Product
26086 C Sweet Potato Whitefly Bemisia Q-biotype
Poinsettia
25188 N Sweet Potato Whitefly Bemisia Q-biotype
Poinsettia
CA
Species /
Cultivar
Parrella
2006
NY
Sanderson
Poinsettia
ARY-50401
Plant Extract
Greenhouse
2006
GA
Oetting
Poinsettia
Avid 0.15EC
Abamectin
Greenhouse
2006
CA
Bethke
2006
GA
Oetting
2006
NY
Sanderson
26089 C Sweet Potato Whitefly -
Application
Type
P
P
Drench
C
Drench
C
P
Poinsettia
Avid 0.15EC + Scimit Greenhouse
2006
CA
Bethke
abamectin +
cyfluthrin
2006
GA
Oetting
Poinsettia
Avid 0.15EC + Talstar Greenhouse
abamectin +
bifenthrin
Poinsettia
Avid 0.15EC + Tame
abamectin +
fenpropathrin
Greenhouse
2006
CA
Bethke
2006
GA
Oetting
2006
NY
Sanderson
P
Poinsettia
Azatin XL
Azadirachtin
Greenhouse
2006
CA
Bethke
P
Greenhouse
2006
CA
Parrella
P
NY
Gilrein
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Poinsettia
BotaniGard
Beauveria bassiana
Poinsettia
Botanigard 22WP
Beauveria bassiana
Greenhouse
2006
Poinsettia
BotaniGard ES
Beauveria bassiana
Greenhouse
2006
GA
Oetting
2006
NY
Gilrein
Poinsettia
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
Greenhouse
2005
CA
Bethke
Poinsettia
Discus
Imidacloprid +
Cyfluthrin
Greenhouse
Bemisia Q-biotype
11/30/2006
P
Bemisia Q-biotype
11/30/2006
P
Drench
C
Drench
C
11/30/2006
P
Drench
11/30/2006
'Orion Red'
C
10/6/2006
C
11/30/2006
'Orion Red'
C
10/6/2006
O
2005 GA
Oetting
Drench
'Dynasty Red'
C
1/20/2006
Trial Results: Suppression of adults and slightly better management of immatures (~75%) with 6.3 oz per 100 gal
drenched at 120 ml per 6" pot.
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/23/2007
Production
Site
Crop
Product
Poinsettia
Distance
Pyriproxyfen
Greenhouse
Poinsettia
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
Greenhouse
Trial
Page 9 of 30
Poinsettia
DPX-HGW86
DPX-HGW86
Greenhouse
Poinsettia
Dursban
Chlorpyrifos
Greenhouse
Poinsettia
EcoTrol
EcoTrol
Greenhouse
Poinsettia
Endeavor
Pymetrozine
Greenhouse
Poinsettia
Enstar II
Kinoprene
Greenhouse
Poinsettia
ERASE
Jojoba oil
Poinsettia
Flagship 25WG
Thiamethoxam
25187 N Sweet Potato Whitefly -
Species /
Cultivar
2005 GA
Oetting
Drench
'Dynasty Red'
C
1/20/2006
Trial Results: Poor control of adults and some management of immatures (~70%) with 151 ml per 100 gal
2006 CA
Parrella
P
2006
Application
Type
GA
Oetting
11/30/2006
C
11/30/2006
2006
GA
Oetting
2006
NY
Sanderson
2006
CA
Parrella
Foliar
P
2006
GA
Oetting
Drench
C
2006
CA
Parrella
Greenhouse
2006
NY
Gilrein
Greenhouse
2005
CA
Bethke
Drench
2005
GA
Oetting
Foliar spray
2006
CA
Bethke
2005
GA
Oetting
P
11/30/2006
P
'Orion Red'
C
10/6/2006
C
'Dynasty Red'
C
2/15/2006
P
Poinsettia
Judo
Spiromesifen
Poinsettia
Marathon II
Imidacloprid
Greenhouse
2005
CA
Bethke
Poinsettia
Metarhizium anisoplia Greenhouse
Metarhizium
2006
NY
Gilrein
Poinsettia
MilStop
Potassium
bicarbonate
Greenhouse
2005 GA
Oetting
Foliar
'Dynasty Red'
C
1/20/2006
Trial Results: Mediocre control of adults and immatures with 2.5 lb per 100 gal foliar application.
Poinsettia
M-Pede
Horticulture Soap
Greenhouse
2006
Bemisia Q-biotype
Greenhouse
Drench
C
Foliar spray
'Dynasty Red'
C
1/20/2006
Trial Results: Poor control of adults but excellent control of immatures (>95%) with 4 fl oz per 100 gal foliar
application.
2006 NY
Gilrein
'Orion Red'
C
10/6/2006
NY
Gilrein
Drench
C
'Orion Red'
'Orion Red'
C
C
10/6/2006
10/6/2006
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/23/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Page 10 of 30
Crop
Product
Poinsettia
Naturalis
Beauveria bassiana
Greenhouse
Poinsettia
Ornazin 3%EC
Azadirachtin
Greenhouse
2006
NY
Gilrein
Poinsettia
Orthene TT&O + Tam Greenhouse
acephate +
fenpropathrin
2006
NY
Sanderson
P
Poinsettia
Orthene TTO 97
Acephate
Greenhouse
2006
NY
Sanderson
P
Poinsettia
Pedestal
Novaluron
Greenhouse
2006
CA
Parrella
2006
GA
Oetting
Poinsettia
ProMate Revoke
Potassium salts of
fatty acids
Greenhouse
2006
NY
Gilrein
Poinsettia
QRD 400
Not specified
Greenhouse
2006
GA
Oetting
Poinsettia
Safari 20SG
Dinotefuran
Greenhouse
2005
CA
Bethke
Foliar spray
C
2005
CA
Bethke
Drench
C
'Orion Red'
C
10/6/2006
P
Drench
'Orion Red'
C
11/30/2006
C
10/6/2006
C
11/30/2006
2005 GA
Oetting
Drench
'Dynasty Red'
C
1/20/2006
Trial Results: Great control of adults (>90%) and excellent control of immatures (>95%) with 24 oz per 100 gal
2006 NY
Gilrein
'Orion Red'
C
10/6/2006
Poinsettia
Sanmite
Pyridaben
Greenhouse
Poinsettia
Scimitar
Lambda-cyhalothrin
Greenhouse
Poinsettia
Sucrocide
Sucrose octanoate
ester
Greenhouse
Poinsettia
Talstar
Bifenthrin
Greenhouse
Poinsettia
Talus 40SC
Buprofezin
Greenhouse
Poinsettia
Tame 2.4 EC
Greenhouse
Fenpropathrin
2006
CA
Bethke
2006
GA
Oetting
2006
NY
Gilrein
2006
CA
Bethke
2006
GA
Oetting
2006
NY
Sanderson
P
Drench
'Orion Red'
C
11/30/2006
C
10/6/2006
P
Drench
C
11/30/2006
P
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/23/2007
Production
Site
Trial
TriCon (BW 420)
BW 420
Greenhouse
2005 GA
Oetting
C
1/20/2006
Trial Results: Some initial control of adults, but in general <50% control for immatures and adults with a 0.8%
foliar application.
Greenhouse
2006
CA
Parrella
Foliar
P
2006
GA
Oetting
Drench
C
Crop
Product
Poinsettia
Poinsettia
TriStar 30SG
Acetamiprid
Poinsettia
TriStar 70WSP
Acetamiprid
Greenhouse
Transvaal Daisy
Gerbera sp.
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
Greenhouse
Transvaal Daisy
Gerbera sp.
Flagship 25WG
Thiamethoxam
Greenhouse
Transvaal Daisy
Gerbera sp.
Marathon II
Imidacloprid
Greenhouse
Transvaal Daisy
Gerbera sp.
Safari 20SG
Dinotefuran
Greenhouse
Transvaal Daisy
Gerbera sp.
TriStar 30SG
Acetamiprid
Greenhouse
0
C Sweet Potato Whitefly Bemisia Q-biotype
TBD
TBD
Aria 50SG
Flonicamid
0
TBD
TBD
0
C Sweet Potato Whitefly -
Bemisia Q-biotype
Page 11 of 30
Bemisia Q-biotype
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
2005
CA
Bethke
Foliar spray
2005
GA
Oetting
Foliar spray
Greenhouse
2006
AZ
Naranjo
P
Avid 0.15EC
Abamectin
Greenhouse
2006
AZ
Naranjo
P
TBD
Distance
Greenhouse
2006
AZ
Naranjo
P
TBD
Pyriproxyfen
C
'Dynasty Red'
C
0
TBD
TBD
Pedestal
Novaluron
Greenhouse
2006
AZ
?
P
0
TBD
TBD
Safari 20SG
Dinotefuran
Greenhouse
2006
AZ
Naranjo
P
0
TBD
TBD
Sun Spray Ultra-Fine
Horticultural Oil
Greenhouse
2006
AZ
?
P
0
TBD
TBD
Talstar
Bifenthrin
Greenhouse
2006
AZ
Naranjo
P
0
C Sweet Potato Whitefly -
TBD
tbd
Greenhouse
2007
GA
Oetting
TBD
tbd
TBD
TBD
TriCon (BW 420)
BW 420
Greenhouse
2006
IL
Cloyd
Bemisia Q-biotype
0
Rotational
Program
11/30/2006
2/15/2006
P
?
QRD Crop Safety
PR # /
Priority
Printed: 9/23/2007
Production
Site
Trial
QRD 400
Not specified
Greenhouse
2007
LA
Chen
P
Boston Daisy
Argyranthemum sp.
QRD 400
Not specified
Greenhouse
2007
LA
Chen
P
26649 C Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Begonia
Begonia sp.
QRD 400
Not specified
Greenhouse
2007
LA
Chen
P
Phytotoxicity
Calibrachoa
Calibrachoa sp.
QRD 400
Not specified
Greenhouse
2007
LA
Chen
P
Phytotoxicity
Chrysanthemum
Dendranthema sp.
QRD 400
Not specified
Greenhouse
2007
LA
Chen
O
Phytotoxicity
Pinks
Dianthus sp.
QRD 400
Not specified
Greenhouse
2007
LA
Chen
P
QRD 400
Greenhouse
2007
LA
Chen
O
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Product
Phytotoxicity
Angelonia
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Impatiens New Guinea hyb Not specified
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Phytotoxicity
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
QRD 400
Not specified
Greenhouse
2007
LA
Chen
O
Phytotoxicity
Petunia
Petunia sp.
QRD 400
Not specified
Greenhouse
2007
LA
Chen
O
Phytotoxicity
Periwinkle
Vinca sp.
QRD 400
Not specified
Greenhouse
2007
LA
Chen
O
Scale Efficacy
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/23/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Safari 20SG
Dinotefuran
Commercial Lan
2007 KY
Potter
Trial Results: Excellent control
C
TBD
BYI 8330 240SC
Field In-Ground
2007
OH
Nielsen
P
TBD
Spirotetramat
TBD
TBD
Safari 20SG
Dinotefuran
Field In-Ground
2007
OH
Nielsen
P
Crop
Product
26720 C Calico Scale
Eulecanium cerasorum
TBD
TBD
26829 C Euonymus Scale
Unaspis euonymi
26683 C Euonymus Scale
Unaspis euonymi
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
9/5/2007
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9/5/2007
Seed Treatment - Aphids & Leps
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Printed: 9/23/2007
Product
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
26723 C TBD
TBD
Ornamental Cabbage, Orna Aria 50SG
Brassica sp.
Flonicamid
Greenhouse
2007
TX
Ludwig
P
26727 C TBD
TBD
Ornamental Cabbage, Orna BAS 350i
Brassica sp.
Fipronil
Greenhouse
2007
TX
Ludwig
P
26724 C TBD
TBD
Ornamental Cabbage, Orna Celero 16WSG
Brassica sp.
Clothianidin
Greenhouse
2007
TX
Ludwig
P
26726 C TBD
TBD
Ornamental Cabbage, Orna Conserve SC
Brassica sp.
Spinosad
Greenhouse
2007
TX
Ludwig
P
26725 C TBD
TBD
Ornamental Cabbage, Orna DPX-E2Y45
Brassica sp.
Chlorantraniliprole
Greenhouse
2007
TX
Ludwig
P
Page 14 of 30
Spirotetramat Crop Safety
PR # /
Priority
Printed: 9/23/2007
Production
Site
Trial
BYI 8330 240SC
Spirotetramat
Greenhouse
2007
LA
Chen
P
2007
TX
Ludwig
P
Chrysanthemum
BYI 8330 240SC
Greenhouse
2007
LA
Chen
P
Dendranthema sp.
Spirotetramat
Phytotoxicity
Carnation
Dianthus caryophyllus
BYI 8330 240SC
Spirotetramat
Greenhouse
2007
LA
Chen
P
Phytotoxicity
Balsam
Impatiens sp.
BYI 8330 240SC
Spirotetramat
Greenhouse
2007
LA
Chen
P
2007
TX
Ludwig
P
Phytotoxicity
Magnolia
Magnolia sp.
BYI 8330 240SC
Spirotetramat
Field Container
2007
LA
Chen
P
Phytotoxicity
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
BYI 8330 240SC
Spirotetramat
Greenhouse
2007
TX
Ludwig
P
Greenhouse
2007
TX
Ludwig
P
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Product
Phytotoxicity
Begonia
Begonia sp.
Phytotoxicity
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Page 15 of 30
Petunia
BYI 8330 240SC
Phytotoxicity
Petunia sp.
Spirotetramat
Phytotoxicity
Marigold
Tagetes sp.
BYI 8330 240SC
Spirotetramat
Greenhouse
2007
TX
Ludwig
P
Phytotoxicity
Wishbone Flower
Torenia sp.
BYI 8330 240SC
Spirotetramat
Greenhouse
2007
LA
Chen
P
Phytotoxicity
Vervain
Verbena sp.
BYI 8330 240SC
Spirotetramat
Greenhouse
2007
TX
Ludwig
P
Phytotoxicity
Arrowwood
Viburnum sp.
BYI 8330 240SC
Spirotetramat
Field Container
2007
LA
Chen
P
Phytotoxicity
Periwinkle
Vinca sp.
BYI 8330 240SC
Spirotetramat
Greenhouse
2007
TX
Ludwig
P
Phytotoxicity
Pansy
Viola sp.
BYI 8330 240SC
Spirotetramat
Greenhouse
2007
LA
Chen
P
Phytotoxicity
Zinnia
Zinnia sp.
BYI 8330 240SC
Spirotetramat
Greenhouse
2007
TX
Ludwig
P
Thrips Efficacy
PR # /
Priority
Printed: 9/23/2007
Production
Site
Trial
25275 C Western Flower Thrips
Hardy Mum
Pylon
Frankliniella occidentali Dendranthema x morifoliu Chlorfenapyr
Greenhouse
1999
OH
Lindquist
Transvaal Daisy
Frankliniella occidentali Gerbera sp.
Allectus SC
Bifenthrin +
Imidacloprid
Greenhouse
2006
CA
Parrella
Transvaal Daisy
Aria 50SG
Flonicamid
Greenhouse
2006
CA
Parrella
C
7/18/2007
2006
OH
Canas
C
10/5/2006
26121 N Western Flower Thrips
Transvaal Daisy
BAS 320i
Metaflumizone
Greenhouse
2006
OH
Canas
C
10/5/2006
26129 A Western Flower Thrips
Transvaal Daisy
BYI 8330 240SC
Spirotetramat
Greenhouse
2006
CA
Parrella
C
7/18/2007
2006
OH
Canas
C
10/5/2006
2007
CA
Parrella
P
2006
CA
Parrella
C
7/18/2007
2006
OH
Canas
C
10/5/2006
2006
CA
Parrella
C
7/18/2007
2006
CA
Parrella
C
7/18/2007
2006
OH
Canas
C
10/5/2006
2007
CA
Parrella
P
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Transvaal Daisy
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Transvaal Daisy
Product
Celero 16WSG
Greenhouse
Clothianidin
Conserve SC
Spinosad
Greenhouse
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
'Bright Stephanie'
C
3/10/2000 8/24/2001
C
7/18/2007
2006
CA
Parrella
P
2006
OH
Canas
C
10/5/2006
2006
CA
Parrella
C
7/18/2007
2007
CA
Parrella
P
2006
CA
Parrella
C
2007
CA
Parrella
P
Metarhizium
2007
CA
Parrella
P
Overture
Pyridalyl
2006
OH
Canas
C
2007
CA
Parrella
P
2007
MS
Gu
P
2006
CA
Parrella
C
7/18/2007
2006
OH
Canas
C
10/5/2006
2006
OH
Canas
C
10/5/2006
Transvaal Daisy
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
Greenhouse
Transvaal Daisy
Flagship 25WG
Thiamethoxam
Greenhouse
Transvaal Daisy
Mesurol 75-W
Methicarb
Greenhouse
Transvaal Daisy
Transvaal Daisy
Greenhouse
Transvaal Daisy
Pylon
Chlorfenapyr
Greenhouse
Transvaal Daisy
S1812 35WP VC1638 Greenhouse
Pyridalyl
7/18/2007
10/5/2006
Thrips Efficacy
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/23/2007
Crop
Transvaal Daisy
Transvaal Daisy
Transvaal Daisy
Product
Production
Site
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
2006
CA
Parrella
C
7/18/2007
2006
OH
Canas
C
10/5/2006
2007
CA
Parrella
P
Greenhouse
2006
CA
Parrella
C
7/18/2007
Greenhouse
2006
CA
Parrella
C
7/18/2007
2006
CA
Parrella
C
7/18/2007
Tolfenpyrad (Nichino) Greenhouse
Tolfenpyrad
TriCon (BW 420)
Trial
BW 420
TriStar 30SG
Acetamiprid
Page 17 of 30
Aria 50SG
Frankliniella occidentali Impatiens New Guinea hyb Flonicamid
Greenhouse
2006
LA
Chen
C
8/3/2007
BYI 8330 240SC
Frankliniella occidentali Impatiens New Guinea hyb Spirotetramat
Greenhouse
2006
LA
Chen
C
8/3/2007
DPX-E2Y45
Frankliniella occidentali Impatiens New Guinea hyb Chlorantraniliprole
Greenhouse
2006
LA
Chen
C
8/3/2007
Flagship 25WG
Frankliniella occidentali Impatiens New Guinea hyb Thiamethoxam
Greenhouse
2006
LA
Chen
C
8/3/2007
2007
OH
Reding
Foliar
P
2007
OH
Reding
Drench
P
Overture
Frankliniella occidentali Impatiens New Guinea hyb Pyridalyl
Greenhouse
2006
LA
Chen
Pylon
Frankliniella occidentali Impatiens New Guinea hyb Chlorfenapyr
Greenhouse
1999
OH
Lindquist
2006
LA
Chen
P
Frankliniella occidentali Impatiens New Guinea hyb Pyridalyl
2006
LA
Chen
C
Safari 20SG
Frankliniella occidentali Impatiens New Guinea hyb Dinotefuran
2007
OH
Reding
Drench
P
2007
OH
Reding
Foliar
P
Greenhouse
C
'Riviera Deep Salmon'
C
8/3/2007
3/10/2000 8/24/2001
8/3/2007
Frankliniella occidentali Impatiens New Guinea hyb Tolfenpyrad
2006
LA
Chen
C
2007
OH
Reding
P
Moss Rose
Frankliniella occidentali Portulaca sp.
Aria 50SG
Flonicamid
Greenhouse
2006 TX
Ludwig
Foliar
Trial Results: No efficacy at 120 g per 100 gal
C
4/2/2007
Moss Rose
BAS 320i
Metaflumizone
Greenhouse
2006 TX
Ludwig
Foliar
Trial Results: No efficacy at 16 fl oz per 100 gal
C
4/2/2007
BYI 8330 240SC
Greenhouse
2006
C
4/2/2007
Moss Rose
Spirotetramat
TX
Ludwig
Foliar
8/3/2007
Trial Results: Good efficacy 14 DAT at 1.7 fl oz per 100 gal; trial ended prematurely
Thrips Efficacy
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/23/2007
Crop
Product
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Moss Rose
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
Greenhouse
2006 TX
Ludwig
Drench
C
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy 14 DAT at 4 oz per 100 gal; trial ended prematurely
4/2/2007
DPX-E2Y45
Greenhouse
2006
4/2/2007
Moss Rose
Chlorantraniliprole
TX
Ludwig
Foliar
C
Trial Results: No significant efficacy 14 DAT at 20 fl oz per 100 gal; trial ended prematurely
Moss Rose
DPX-HGW86
DPX-HGW86
Greenhouse
2006 TX
Ludwig
Foliar
C
4/2/2007
Trial Results: Excellent and good efficacy 14 DAT at 40 fl oz per 100 gal with and w/o surfactant; trial ended
prematurely
Moss Rose
Flagship 25WG
Thiamethoxam
Greenhouse
2006 TX
Ludwig
Drench
C
2006 TX
Ludwig
Foliar
C
4/2/2007
4/2/2007
Page 18 of 30
Moss Rose
Overture
Pyridalyl
Greenhouse
2006 TX
Ludwig
Foliar
C
4/2/2007
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy 14 DAT at 8 and 12 oz per 100 gal; trial ended prematurely
Moss Rose
Pyridalyl
2006 TX
Ludwig
Foliar
C
4/2/2007
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy 14 DAT at 8 and 12 oz per 100 gal; trial ended prematurely
Moss Rose
Tolfenpyrad
2006 TX
Ludwig
Foliar
C
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy 14 DAT at 21 fl oz per 100 gal; trial ended prematurely
4/2/2007
Moss Rose
TriStar 30SG
Acetamiprid
Greenhouse
2006 TX
Ludwig
Foliar
C
4/2/2007
Rose
Frankliniella occidentali Rosa sp.
Avid 0.15EC
Abamectin
Greenhouse
2006
WA
Walsh
C
4/4/2007
BAS 320i
Greenhouse
2006
WA
Walsh
P
Rose
Metaflumizone
Rose
BYI 8330 240SC
Spirotetramat
Greenhouse
2006
WA
Walsh
C
Rose
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
Greenhouse
2006
WA
Walsh
C
Rose
Conserve SC
Spinosad
Greenhouse
2006
WA
Walsh
C
Rose
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
Greenhouse
2006
WA
Walsh
P
Flagship 25WG
Greenhouse
2006
WA
Walsh
C
Rose
4/4/2007
4/4/2007
Thiamethoxam
Thrips Efficacy
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/23/2007
Crop
Product
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Rose
Overture
Pyridalyl
Greenhouse
2006
WA
Walsh
P
Rose
Pylon
Chlorfenapyr
Greenhouse
2006
WA
Walsh
C
4/4/2007
Rose
Tolfenpyrad
2006
WA
Walsh
C
4/4/2007
Rose
TriStar 30SG
Acetamiprid
Greenhouse
2006
WA
Walsh
C
0
C Western Flower Thrips
TBD
Frankliniella occidentali TBD
Aria 50SG
Flonicamid
Greenhouse
2006
NY
Sanderson
P
0
N Western Flower Thrips
TBD
BAS 320i
Metaflumizone
Greenhouse
2006
NY
Sanderson
P
0
A Western Flower Thrips
BYI 8330 240SC
Greenhouse
2006
NY
Sanderson
P
2007
MI
Davis
P
2007
OH
Canas
P
TBD
Spirotetramat
Page 19 of 30
0
TBD
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
Greenhouse
2006
NY
Sanderson
P
0
TBD
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
Greenhouse
2006
NY
Sanderson
P
0
B Western Flower Thrips
TBD
Marathon Ultra
Imidacloprid +
cyfluthrin
Greenhouse
2007
KS
Cloyd
P
2007
LA
Chen
P
2007
OH
Canas
P
Pylon
Greenhouse
2006
NY
Sanderson
P
2007
LA
Chen
P
2007
OH
Canas
P
0
TBD
Chlorfenapyr
26710 C Cuban Laurel Thrips
Gynaikothrips ficorum
Weeping Fig, Benjamin Tr BotaniGard
Beauveria bassiana
Greenhouse
2006
MS
Held
C
1/30/2007
26711 C Cuban Laurel Thrips
Gynaikothrips ficorum
Weeping Fig, Benjamin Tr MilStop
Potassium
bicarbonate
Greenhouse
2006
MS
Held
C
1/30/2007
26709 C Gynaikothrips uzeli
Gynaikothrips uzeli
Weeping Fig, Benjamin Tr Allectus SC
Bifenthrin +
Imidacloprid
Greenhouse
2006
MS
Held
C
1/30/2007
Gynaikothrips uzeli
Weeping Fig, Benjamin Tr Aria 50SG
Flonicamid
Greenhouse
2006
MS
Held
C
1/30/2007
Thrips Efficacy
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/23/2007
Crop
Product
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Page 20 of 30
25466 N Gynaikothrips uzeli
Gynaikothrips uzeli
Weeping Fig, Benjamin Tr Avid 0.15EC
Abamectin
Greenhouse
2005
MS
Held
C
10/28/2005
Gynaikothrips uzeli
Weeping Fig, Benjamin Tr Azatin XL
Azadirachtin
Greenhouse
2005
MS
Held
C
10/28/2005
2006
MS
Held
C
1/30/2007
Gynaikothrips uzeli
Weeping Fig, Benjamin Tr BYI 8330 240SC
Spirotetramat
Greenhouse
2006
MS
Held
C
1/30/2007
Gynaikothrips uzeli
Weeping Fig, Benjamin Tr Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
Greenhouse
2005
MS
Held
C
10/28/2005
Gynaikothrips uzeli
Weeping Fig, Benjamin Tr Conserve SC
Spinosad
Greenhouse
2005
MS
Held
C
10/28/2005
Gynaikothrips uzeli
Weeping Fig, Benjamin Tr Discus
Imidacloprid +
Cyfluthrin
Greenhouse
2005
MS
Held
C
10/28/2005
Gynaikothrips uzeli
Weeping Fig, Benjamin Tr DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
Greenhouse
2006
MS
Held
C
1/30/2007
Gynaikothrips uzeli
Weeping Fig, Benjamin Tr Dursban 50 W
Chlorpyrifos
Greenhouse
2005
MS
Held
C
10/28/2005
Gynaikothrips uzeli
Weeping Fig, Benjamin Tr Flagship 25WG
Thiamethoxam
Greenhouse
2005
MS
Held
C
10/28/2005
Gynaikothrips uzeli
Weeping Fig, Benjamin Tr Marathon 1% granular Greenhouse
Imidacloprid
2005
MS
Held
C
10/28/2005
Gynaikothrips uzeli
Weeping Fig, Benjamin Tr Overture
Pyridalyl
Greenhouse
2005
MS
Held
C
10/28/2005
Gynaikothrips uzeli
Weeping Fig, Benjamin Tr Safari 20SG
Dinotefuran
Greenhouse
2005
MS
Held
C
10/28/2005
Gynaikothrips uzeli
Weeping Fig, Benjamin Tr SaferSoap
Greenhouse
2005
MS
Held
C
10/28/2005
2006
MS
Held
C
1/30/2007
Gynaikothrips uzeli
Weeping Fig, Benjamin Tr Sevin SL
Carbaryl
Greenhouse
2005
MS
Held
C
10/28/2005
Gynaikothrips uzeli
Weeping Fig, Benjamin Tr Surround WP
Kaolin Clay
Greenhouse
2006
MS
Held
C
1/30/2007
Weeping Fig, Benjamin Tr Talstar NF
Greenhouse
2005
MS
Held
C
10/28/2005
2006
MS
Held
C
1/30/2007
2005
MS
Held
C
10/28/2005
Gynaikothrips uzeli
Gynaikothrips uzeli
Bifenthrin
Weeping Fig, Benjamin Tr Tempo Ultra
Cyfluthrin
Greenhouse
Thrips Efficacy
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/23/2007
Crop
Product
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Gynaikothrips uzeli
Weeping Fig, Benjamin Tr TriCon (BW 420)
BW 420
Greenhouse
2006
MS
Held
C
1/30/2007
Gynaikothrips uzeli
Weeping Fig, Benjamin Tr TriStar 70WSP
Acetamiprid
Greenhouse
2005
MS
Held
C
10/28/2005
Page 21 of 30
26676 A Chilli Thrips, Yellow Te Rose
Scirtothrips dorsalis
Rosa sp.
BYI 8330 240SC
Spirotetramat
Greenhouse
2007
TX
Ludwig
P
Rosa sp.
Flagship 25WG
Thiamethoxam
Greenhouse
2007
TX
Ludwig
P
26747 C Chilli Thrips, Yellow Te Rose
Rosa sp.
Marathon Ultra
Imidacloprid +
cyfluthrin
Greenhouse
2007
TX
Ludwig
P
Rosa sp.
Metarhizium
2007
TX
Ludwig
P
Rosa sp.
Overture
Pyridalyl
Greenhouse
2007
TX
Ludwig
P
Rosa sp.
Pylon
Chlorfenapyr
Greenhouse
2007
TX
Ludwig
P
Rosa sp.
QRD 400
Not specified
Greenhouse
2007
TX
Ludwig
P
Rosa sp.
Safari 20SG
Dinotefuran
Greenhouse
2007
TX
Ludwig
P
26679 A Chilli Thrips, Yellow Te
Rose
2007
TX
Ludwig
P
Rosa sp.
Tolfenpyrad
TX
Ludwig
P
Rosa sp.
TriStar 30SG
Acetamiprid
Greenhouse
2007
0
Greenhouse
2006
NY
Sanderson
P
2007
MI
Davis
P
2007
KS
Cloyd
P
2007
LA
Chen
P
2007
MI
Davis
P
2007
MS
Gu
P
2007
OH
Canas
P
0
A TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Flagship 25WG
Thiamethoxam
A TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Metarhizium
Thrips Efficacy
PR # /
Priority
0
0
Target/Pest Name
C TBD
TBD
Printed: 9/23/2007
Crop
Product
TBD
TBD
Overture
Pyridalyl
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Greenhouse
2006
NY
Sanderson
P
2007
KS
Cloyd
P
2007
MI
Davis
P
2007
OH
Canas
P
2007
KS
Cloyd
P
2007
LA
Chen
P
OH
Canas
P
Species /
Cultivar
B TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
QRD 400
Not specified
Greenhouse
0
C TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Safari 20SG
Dinotefuran
Greenhouse
2007
0
A TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Tolfenpyrad
2006
NY
Sanderson
P
2007
MI
Davis
P
C TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TriStar 30SG
Acetamiprid
Greenhouse
2006
NY
Sanderson
P
Allectus SC
Cold Storage
2006
MI
Davis
Gladiolus sp.
Bifenthrin +
Imidacloprid
25565 C Gladiolus Thrips
Thrips simplex
Gladiolus sp.
Aria 50SG
Flonicamid
Cold Storage
25560 N Gladiolus Thrips
Thrips simplex
Gladiolus sp.
Avid 0.15EC
Abamectin
Thrips simplex
Gladiolus sp.
25692 A Gladiolus Thrips
0
C
2/2/2007
2006 MI
Davis
Dipped in solution
Trial Results: Virtually no efficacy at 100 oz per 100 gal; significant stunting
C
2/2/2007
Cold Storage
2006 MI
Davis
Dipped in solution
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy at 8 oz per 100 gal
C
2/2/2007
Azatin XL
Azadirachtin
Cold Storage
2006 MI
Davis
Dipped in solution
Trial Results: Good efficacy at 16 oz per 100 gal
C
2/2/2007
BYI 8330 240SC
Cold Storage
2006
C
2/2/2007
Gladiolus sp.
Spirotetramat
Thrips simplex
Gladiolus sp.
Carzol
Cold Storage
2006 MI
Davis
Dipped in solution
Trial Results: Good efficacy at 1 lb per 100 gal; significant stunting
C
2/2/2007
Thrips simplex
Gladiolus sp.
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
Cold Storage
2006 MI
Davis
Dipped in solution
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy at 4 oz per 100 gal; significant stunting
C
2/2/2007
Thrips simplex
Gladiolus sp.
Conserve SC
Spinosad
Cold Storage
2006 MI
Davis
Dipped in solution
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy at 11 oz per 100 gal; significant stunting
C
2/2/2007
Thrips simplex
Gladiolus sp.
Diazinon 50W
Diazinon
Cold Storage
2006 MI
Davis
Dipped in solution
Trial Results: Diazinon 4E at 3 pt per 100 gal - excellent efficacy
C
2/2/2007
Thrips simplex
Gladiolus sp.
Discus
Imidacloprid +
Cyfluthrin
Cold Storage
2006 MI
Davis
Dipped in solution
C
2/2/2007
Thrips simplex
Page 22 of 30
Thrips simplex
Dipped in solution
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy at 21.3 oz per 100 gal
MI
Davis
Dipped in solution
Thrips Efficacy
PR # /
Priority
Printed: 9/23/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Flagship 25WG
Thiamethoxam
Cold Storage
2006 MI
Davis
Dipped in solution
C
2/2/2007
Marathon II
Cold Storage
2006
C
2/2/2007
Gladiolus sp.
Imidacloprid
Thrips simplex
Gladiolus sp.
Mesurol 75-W
Methicarb
Cold Storage
2006 MI
Davis
Dipped in solution
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy at 1 lb per 100 gal
C
2/2/2007
Thrips simplex
Gladiolus sp.
MilStop
Potassium
bicarbonate
Cold Storage
2006
C
2/2/2007
Thrips simplex
Gladiolus sp.
NNI-0101
NNI-0101
Cold Storage
2006 MI
Davis
Dipped in solution
Trial Results: No efficacy at 8.41 ml per 3 gal
C
2/2/2007
Thrips simplex
Gladiolus sp.
Orthene TTO 97
Acephate
Cold Storage
2006 MI
Davis
Dipped in solution
C
2/2/2007
25558 B Gladiolus Thrips
Thrips simplex
Gladiolus sp.
Overture
Pyridalyl
Cold Storage
2006 MI
Davis
Dipped in solution
C
2/2/2007
Thrips simplex
Gladiolus sp.
Pedestal
Novaluron
Cold Storage
2006 MI
Davis
Dipped in solution
C
2/2/2007
Thrips simplex
Gladiolus sp.
Pylon
Chlorfenapyr
Cold Storage
2006 MI
Davis
Dipped in solution
C
2/2/2007
Thrips simplex
Gladiolus sp.
Safari 20SG
Dinotefuran
Cold Storage
2006 MI
Davis
Dipped in solution
C
2/2/2007
Talstar
Cold Storage
2006
C
2/2/2007
Gladiolus sp.
Bifenthrin
25555 A Gladiolus Thrips
Thrips simplex
Gladiolus sp.
Tolfenpyrad (Nichino) Cold Storage
Tolfenpyrad
2006 MI
Davis
Dipped in solution
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy at 9.29 ml per 3 gal
C
2/2/2007
25690 B Gladiolus Thrips
Thrips simplex
Gladiolus sp.
TriCon (BW 420)
BW 420
Cold Storage
2006 MI
Davis
Dipped in solution
Trial Results: Poor to fair efficacy at 1 oz per gal
C
2/2/2007
Thrips simplex
Gladiolus sp.
TriStar 30SG
Acetamiprid
Cold Storage
2006 MI
Davis
Dipped in solution
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy at 64 gram per 100 gal with or without Capsil
C
2/2/2007
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Product
Thrips simplex
Gladiolus sp.
Thrips simplex
Page 23 of 30
Thrips simplex
MI
Davis
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Dipped in solution
Trial Results: Merit 75WP at 16 gram per 100 gal - excellent efficacy
MI
MI
Davis
Davis
Dipped in solution
True Bug Efficacy
PR # /
Priority
Printed: 9/23/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Aria 50SG
Flonicamid
Field In-Ground
2007
CA
Uber
'Misty'
P
Statice
Limonium sp.
BAS 320i
Metaflumizone
Field In-Ground
2007
CA
Uber
'Misty'
P
26853 B Tarnished Plant Bugs
Lygus sp.
Statice
Limonium sp.
Pedestal
Novaluron
Field In-Ground
2007
CA
Uber
'Misty'
P
Lygus sp.
Statice
Limonium sp.
TriStar 30SG
Acetamiprid
Field In-Ground
2007
CA
Uber
'Misty'
P
Lygus sp.
Fir, Douglas
Aria 50SG
Flonicamid
Field In-Ground
2007
WA
Walsh
P
Lygus sp.
Fir, Douglas
BAS 320i
Metaflumizone
Field In-Ground
2007
WA
Walsh
P
Field In-Ground
2007
WA
Walsh
P
Field In-Ground
2007
WA
Walsh
P
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Product
Lygus sp.
Statice
Limonium sp.
Lygus sp.
Page 24 of 30
Fir, Douglas
Pedestal
Lygus sp.
Novaluron
Lygus sp.
Fir, Douglas
TriStar 30SG
Acetamiprid
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
White Grub & Root Weevil Efficacy
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
26824 A Oriental Beetle
Anomala orientalis
Printed: 9/23/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Crop
Product
Dogwood, Kousa
Cornus kousa
Metarhizium
2007
OH
Reding
P
Field Container
2007
OH
Reding
P
Dogwood, Kousa
Safari 20SG
Cornus kousa
Dinotefuran
Anomala orientalis
Holly
Ilex sp.
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
Field In-Ground
2005
NJ
Freiberger
C
6/1/2006
25125 B Oriental Beetle
Anomala orientalis
Holly
Ilex sp.
Discus
Imidacloprid +
Cyfluthrin
Field In-Ground
2005
NJ
Freiberger
C
6/1/2006
25123 C Oriental Beetle
Anomala orientalis
Holly
Ilex sp.
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
Field In-Ground
2005
NJ
Freiberger
C
6/1/2006
Anomala orientalis
Holly
Ilex sp.
Flagship 25WG
Thiamethoxam
Field In-Ground
2005
NJ
Freiberger
C
6/1/2006
Anomala orientalis
Rhododendron
Rhododendron sp.
BAS 320i
Metaflumizone
Field Container
2007
NY
Gilrein
P
Anomala orientalis
Rhododendron
Rhododendron sp.
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
Field Container
2007
NY
Gilrein
P
Anomala orientalis
Rhododendron
Rhododendron sp.
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
Field Container
2007
NY
Gilrein
P
Anomala orientalis
Rhododendron
Rhododendron sp.
Flagship 25WG
Thiamethoxam
Field Container
2007
NY
Gilrein
P
2007
NY
Gilrein
P
Anomala orientalis
Page 25 of 30
Rhododendron
Flagship Granular
Field Container
2007
NY
Gilrein
P
Anomala orientalis
Rhododendron sp.
Thiamethoxam
Anomala orientalis
Rhododendron
Rhododendron sp.
Metarhizium
2007
NY
Gilrein
P
Anomala orientalis
Rhododendron
Rhododendron sp.
Safari 20SG
Dinotefuran
Field Container
2007
NY
Gilrein
P
Anomala orientalis
Rhododendron
Rhododendron sp.
V-10112 2G
Dinotefuran
Field Container
2007
NY
Gilrein
P
Anomala orientalis
Lilac, Common
Syringa vulgaris
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
Field Container
2006
OH
Reding
C
1/25/2007
Anomala orientalis
Lilac, Common
Syringa vulgaris
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
Field Container
2006
OH
Reding
C
1/25/2007
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Anomala orientalis
Printed: 9/23/2007
Crop
Product
Lilac, Common
Syringa vulgaris
Safari 20SG
Dinotefuran
TBD
Cal-Agri-50
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Field Container
2005
OH
Reding
C
2/6/2006
2006
OH
Reding
C
1/25/2007
2007
OH
Reding
P
Drench
Species /
Cultivar
Greenhouse
Page 26 of 30
Anomala orientalis
TBD
Potassium phosphate
Anomala orientalis
TBD
TBD
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
Greenhouse
Anomala orientalis
TBD
TBD
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
Greenhouse
26068 N Oriental Beetle
Anomala orientalis
TBD
TBD
Marathon II
Imidacloprid
Greenhouse
Anomala orientalis
TBD
TBD
Metarhizium
26071 N Oriental Beetle
Anomala orientalis
TBD
TBD
Sevin SL
Carbaryl
Greenhouse
Anomala orientalis
Arborvitae
Thuja sp.
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
Field In-Ground
2005
NJ
Freiberger
C
6/1/2006
25126 B Oriental Beetle
Anomala orientalis
Arborvitae
Thuja sp.
Discus
Imidacloprid +
Cyfluthrin
Field In-Ground
2005
NJ
Freiberger
C
6/1/2006
Anomala orientalis
Arborvitae
Thuja sp.
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
Field In-Ground
2005
NJ
Freiberger
C
6/1/2006
Field In-Ground
2005
NJ
Freiberger
C
6/1/2006
2007
CT
Cowles
2007
CT
Cowles
Arborvitae
Flagship 25WG
Thuja sp.
Thiamethoxam
26065 N Black Vine Weevil - gru
Otiorhynchus sulcatus -
False Spirea
Astilbe sp.
Marathon II
Imidacloprid
26064 C Black Vine Weevil - gru
False Spirea
Astilbe sp.
Metarhizium
26063 A Black Vine Weevil - gru
False Spirea
Astilbe sp.
Safari 20SG
Dinotefuran
Greenhouse
Strawberry (Non-Bearing)
BAS 320i
Field Container
Fragaria sp.
Metaflumizone
Anomala orientalis
Greenhouse
Pre-Plant Soil
Incorporation
Drench - Curative
C
4/18/2007 4/18/2007
C
4/18/2007 4/18/2007
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/23/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
Field Container
2007
CT
Cowles
Drench - Curative
C
4/18/2007 4/18/2007
Fragaria sp.
Discus
Imidacloprid +
Cyfluthrin
Field Container
2007
CT
Cowles
Drench - Curative
C
4/18/2007 4/18/2007
Fragaria sp.
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
Field Container
2007
CT
Cowles
C
4/18/2007 4/18/2007
2007
CT
Cowles
Pre-Plant Soil
Incorporation
Drench - Curative
C
4/18/2007 4/18/2007
Crop
Product
Fragaria sp.
26857 B Black Vine Weevil - gru
Otiorhynchus sulcatus 26469 A Black Vine Weevil - gru
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Fragaria sp.
Flagship 25WG
Thiamethoxam
Field Container
2007
CT
Cowles
Soil Incorporation
C
4/18/2007 4/18/2007
Fragaria sp.
Metarhizium
2007
CT
Cowles
Pre-Plant Soil
Incorporation
C
4/18/2007 4/18/2007
Field Container
2007
CT
Cowles
Drench - Curative
C
4/18/2007 4/18/2007
4/18/2007 4/18/2007
Safari 20SG
Fragaria sp.
Dinotefuran
Fragaria sp.
Talstar NG
Bifenthrin
Field Container
2007
CT
Cowles
Soil Incorporation
C
Spruce, White; Cat
Picea glauca
Safari 20SG
Dinotefuran
Field Container
2005
OH
Reding
Drench
C
Rhododendron sp.
Safari 20SG
Dinotefuran
Field Container
2004 OH
Reding
Drench
'Nova Zembla'
C
2/1/2005 2/22/2005
Trial Results: Very little efficacy at 0.75, 1.5 and 3.0 lb product per 100 gal when drenched onto mature and
pupating larvae; no injury at any rate.
Stonecrop
Sedum sp.
Safari 20SG
Dinotefuran
Field Container
2004 OH
Reding
Drench
'Vera Jameson'
C
2/1/2005 2/22/2005
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy at 0.75, 1.5, and 3.0 lb product per 100 gal when drenched shortly before adults
layed eggs; no injury at any rate.
2005 OH
Reding
Drench
'Vera Jameson'
C
2/6/2006
Trial Results: No efficacy at 6, 12, and 24 oz product per 100 gal with drench application prior to adults laying
eggs; no injury.
Stonecrop
Sedum spurium
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
Field Container
2006 OH
Reding
Drench
'Vera Jameson'
C
1/25/2007
Trial Results: 0.64 oz ai per 100 gal; excellent efficacy on larvae; significantly reduced adult feeding damage; no
phytotoxicity; plant significantly taller than Untreated
Stonecrop
Sedum spurium
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
Field Container
2006 OH
Reding
Drench
'Vera Jameson'
C
1/25/2007
Trial Results: 0.8 oz ai per 100 gal; excellent efficacy on larvae; no significant reduction of adult feeding
damage; no phytotoxicity; plant not significantly taller than Untreated
Stonecrop
Sedum spurium
Safari 20SG
Dinotefuran
Field Container
2006 OH
Reding
Drench
'Vera Jameson'
C
1/25/2007
Trial Results: 4.8 oz ai per 100 gal; excellent efficacy on larvae; significantly reduced adult feeding damage; no
phytotoxicity; plant significantly taller than Untreated
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2/6/2006
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/23/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
Field Container
2006
Field Container
Crop
Product
Yew
Taxus media
OH
Nielsen
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
'Densiformis'
C
1/8/2007
2006 RI
Alm
Drench
'Nigra'
C
Trial Results: No control of black vine weevil, good control of oriental beetle larvae
12/1/2006
Yew
DPX-E2Y45
Taxus media
Chlorantraniliprole
Yew
Taxus media
Flagship 25WG
Thiamethoxam
Field Container
2006
OH
Nielsen
'Densiformis'
C
1/8/2007
Yew
Taxus media
Mach 2 Liquid
Halofenazide
Field Container
2006
OH
Nielsen
'Densiformis'
C
1/8/2007
Yew
Taxus media
Marathon 1% granular Field Container
Imidacloprid
2006
OH
Nielsen
'Densiformis'
C
1/8/2007
2006
OH
Nielsen
'Densiformis'
C
1/8/2007
2006
OH
Nielsen
'Densiformis'
C
1/8/2007
2006 RI
Alm
Drench
'Nigra'
C
12/1/2006
Trial Results: No significant control of black vine weevil, excellent control of oriental beetle larvae
Page 28 of 30
Yew
Taxus media
Metarhizium
Yew
Taxus media
Precise
Acephate
Field Container
2006
OH
Nielsen
'Densiformis'
C
1/8/2007
Yew
Taxus media
Talstar NG
Bifenthrin
Field Container
2006
OH
Nielsen
'Densiformis'
C
1/8/2007
Yew
Taxus sp.
Safari 20SG
Dinotefuran
Field Container
2004 OH
Reding
Foliar
'Brownii'
C
2/1/2005 2/22/2005
Trial Results: Good to excellent efficacy at 0.75, 1.5, and 3.0 lb product per 100 gal with foliar application
shorlty before adults layed eggs; no injury at any rate.
2005 OH
Reding
Drench
'Brownii'
C
2/6/2006
Trial Results: No larvae in any treatment at final rating; no injury.
2006 OH
Nielsen
T. media 'Densiformis'
C
1/8/2007
2006 RI
Alm
Drench
'Nigra'
C
12/1/2006
Trial Results: No significant control of black vine weevil, excellent control of oriental beetle larvae
0
A Black Vine Weevil - gru
TBD
TBD
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
Field Container
2007
OH
Nielsen
P
0
C Black Vine Weevil - gru
TBD
TBD
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
Field Container
2007
OH
Nielsen
P
0
A Black Vine Weevil - gru
TBD
TBD
Safari 20SG
Dinotefuran
Field Container
2007
OH
Nielsen
P
Flagship 25WG
Field Container
2005
AL
Hesselein
C
Rhododendron sp.
Thiamethoxam
25032 C Strawberry Rootworm
Paria fragariae ssp. Fra
6/26/2006
PR # /
Priority
Printed: 9/23/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Mach 2 Liquid
Halofenazide
Field Container
2005
AL
Hesselein
C
6/26/2006
Rhododendron sp.
Marathon 60WP
Imidacloprid
Field Container
2005
AL
Hesselein
C
6/26/2006
26790 N Strawberry Rootworm
Rhododendron sp.
Ornazin 3%EC
Azadirachtin
Field Container
2005
AL
Hesselein
C
6/26/2006
25279 N Strawberry Rootworm
Rhododendron sp.
Orthene TTO 97
Acephate
Field Container
2005
AL
Hesselein
C
6/26/2006
Rhododendron sp.
Talstar
Bifenthrin
Field Container
2005
AL
Hesselein
C
6/26/2006
26611 A Strawberry Rootworm
Azalea
Rhododendron sp.
V-10112 2G
Dinotefuran
Field Container
2007
AL
Hesselein
P
26494 A Japanese Beetle - grubs
Rose
Celero 16WSG
Field Container
2006
GA
Braman
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Product
Rhododendron sp.
Popillia japonica - grubs Rosa sp.
Clothianidin
Application
Type
Drench
Species /
Cultivar
'Caldwell Pink'
C
4/4/2007
Trial Results: No statistical difference among treatments
Page 29 of 30
26495 C Japanese Beetle - grubs Rose
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
Field Container
2006 GA
Braman
Drench
'Caldwell Pink'
C
4/4/2007
Flagship 25WG
Thiamethoxam
Field Container
2006 GA
Braman
Drench
'Caldwell Pink'
C
4/4/2007
26498 N Japanese Beetle - grubs Rose
Mach 2 Granular
Halofenazide
Field Container
2006 GA
Braman
Soil surface
'Caldwell Pink'
C
4/4/2007
Precise
Acephate
Field Container
2006 GA
Braman
Soil surface
'Caldwell Pink'
C
26496 A Japanese Beetle - grubs Rose
Safari 20SG
Dinotefuran
Field Container
2006 GA
Braman
Drench
'Caldwell Pink'
C
4/4/2007
26500 N Japanese Beetle - grubs Rose
Talstar
Bifenthrin
Field Container
2006 GA
Braman
Drench
'Caldwell Pink'
C
4/4/2007
0
A Japanese Beetle - grubs TBD
Popillia japonica - grubs TBD
Celero 16WSG
Clothianidin
Field Container
2007
GA
Braman
P
0
C Japanese Beetle - grubs TBD
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
Field Container
2007
GA
Braman
P
0
A Japanese Beetle - grubs
TBD
Safari 20SG
Field Container
2007
GA
Braman
P
Dinotefuran
PR # /
Priority
0
0
Target/Pest Name
A TBD
TBD
Printed: 9/23/2007
Crop
Product
TBD
TBD
BAS 320i
Metaflumizone
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Field Container
2007
AL
Hesselein
2007
GA
Braman
P
2007
OH
Nielsen
P
TBD
2007
AL
Hesselein
P
AL
Hesselein
P
P
Species /
Cultivar
P
A TBD
TBD
Celero 16WSG
TBD
TBD
Clothianidin
0
A TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
DPX-E2Y45
Chlorantraniliprole
TBD
2007
0
A TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Metarhizium
2007
AL
Hesselein
2007
GA
Braman
P
2007
OH
Nielsen
P
Safari 20SG
Dinotefuran
2004
OH
?
C
2007
AL
Hesselein
P
0
A TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Field Container
2/1/2005
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2/1/2005
New Requests for Insecticides: Bifenthrin
Date of Request:
9/18/2007 12:08:00 PM
Name:
Martin Langmaid
Monrovia Growers
Affiliation:
State:
ProjectType:
Crop Information:
GA
ConductCropSafety
Broadleaf Evergreen/Deciduous Tree/Shrub
Scientific Name:
Common Name:
Plant Stage
UseSite:
Related PRNumbers:
Citrus sp, Vaccinium sp, and others
Fruit Trees or Shrubs
Liner
nursery container, greenho
Talstar Nursery Granular
TradeName:
ActiveIngredients: Bifenthrin
Rate dependant on bulk de
Rate Per Application:
Volume Per Application: Volume dependant of bulk
Number of Applications
one
Application Interval:
none
Research Target:
Efficacy Target:
Economic Impact: This would clear up the label for all growers of fruit in the SE US that are in the USDA IFA zone. With
Florida citrus under quaranteen markets will open up for other producers.
Labeled Products: bifenthrin, tefluthrin, and fipronil
Talstar or other designated insecticide products stipulated by USDA in the Fire Ant Free Nursery Program is
Comments:
required by ornamental growers for shipments out of the IFA zone. It is incorporated into the media at
potting at a rate based on the bulk density of the media and the desired certification period. The label
states:"For soil incorporation into potting media used in containerized plantings of ornamental,trees, shrubs,
plants, flowers, conifers, Christmas trees, and non - bearing fruit and nut trees, bushes." As we read this as
long as we apply the Talstar to young "non-bearing" age fruit we would be OK. We would like the label
changed to make it clearer as to the use on fruit trees or bushes. We were instrumental in getting the herb
use added to the label through IR4. If herbs can be added then it would seem that a clearer statment
concering fruit maybe possible. We also understant that this may have to go over to the food group but we
are ornamental growers.
Top 10 Insect Groups for Herbaceous Plant Materials Separated by Geography.
Region
Survey
Count
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
North Central
Northeast
Southern
Western
83
33
183
77
Thrips (58)
Aphids (47)
Fungus Gnats (38)
Whiteflies (38)
Leaf Hoppers (14)
Leafminers (8)
Aphids (39)
Thrips (26)
Fungus Gnats (7)
Whiteflies (7)
Lepidopterans (3)
Lace Bugs (3)
Aphids (96)
Thrips (93)
Whiteflies (89)
Lace Bugs (22)
Lepidopterans (22)
Ants (16)
Aphids (65)
Thrips (50)
Whiteflies (31)
Fungus Gnats (17)
Leafminers (11)
Lygus (7)
Top 10 Insect Groups for Woody Plant Materials Separated by Geography.
Region
Survey
Count
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
North Central
Northeast
Southern
Western
55
31
184
82
Thrips (26)
Aphids (21)
Whiteflies (16)
Leaf Hoppers (11)
Other (9)
Fungus Gnats (7)
Aphids (26)
Lepidopterans (10)
Thrips (10)
Leaf Hoppers (5)
Whiteflies (4)
Lace Bugs (3)
Aphids (114)
Whiteflies (81)
Thrips (54)
Ants (39)
Other (24)
Lace Bugs (22)
Aphids (61)
Thrips (30)
Lygus (18)
Fungus Gnats (13)
Whiteflies (12)
Other (11)
Printed: 9/21/2007
New Products / Solutions List - Insects and Mites
Active Ingredient
E,E,-8,10-Dodecadien1-ol
?
Abamectin
Food Use Trade Orn.Hort./Turf
Name(s)
Trade Name(s)
EPA Reg #
for Orn.
Hort Uses
Checkmate
CM-F
QCIDE
Chemistry/Mode of Action
Pheromone
Codling Moth
BioProspect
IJO Products
Plant derived bio-insecticide.
Macrocylic lactone glucoside
(Avermectin)
Broad spectrum insecticide.
Broad-spectrum acaroids with
activity on leafminers, Colorado
potato beetle, mites and pear psylla.
Weak against sucking insects and
thrips. Good IPM tool with short reentry interval. Translaminar activity
providing long residual activity.
Broad spectrum mite control (no
rust mite activity). Unique mode of
action Easy on beneficials with long
residual activity
Broad-spectrum control with contact
and systemic activity via foliar
applications. Excellent on sucking
pests like aphids and whitefly.
Avid
Acequinocyl
Kanemite, Piton
Shuttle
Arysta Lifescience
Quinolinone
Acetamiprid
Assail
Tristar
Cleary Chemical
Co./Nisso America
Chloronicotinyl
Azadirachtin
Aza-Direct
Ecozin
Neemix
Ornazin
Gowan, AMVAC
Chemical Corp.
SePro, Certis
Ecdysone disruptor
Bacillus thuringensis
Foray
Foray
Valent USA
Bacteria
Beauveria bassiana
Mycotrol
Emerald Bioagriculture Insect pathogenic fungi
Beauveria bassiana
Naturalis
Troy Bio-Sciences
Insect pathogenic fungi
Insect pathogenic fungi
Acramite
Federal Republic of
Germany
Chemtura
Bifenazate
Bifenthrin
Floramite
Menace
Description of Activity/Spectrum
Suterra
Agrimek
Beauveria brongniartii
100-896
Registrant
Nufarm Americas
Mfg
Supports
New Orn.
Hort Uses
Reduced Risk
or Candidate
for Reduced
Risk
No
For use on ornamental plants including
shadehouse, greenhouse, field-grown
ornamentals, foliage plants, Christmas
trees, and other woody ornamentals.
Registrant endorses adding new plants to
label.
Yes
No
Registered for use in ornamentals,
limited mite species on label
Yes
Yes
OP Alternative. Registered for
unspecified greenhouse ornamental
crops. Requests regional pest efficacy
and crop safety data.
Yes
Yes
Disrupts insect molting. Target
pests include whitefly, leafminer,
Lepidoptera, thrips, fungus gnats,
vine weevils
Biopesticide. Registered for use in
ornamental greenhouses, shadehouses,
interiorscapes and nurseries on turfgrass,
shrubs, trees and ornamentals.
Yes
No
Lepidoperan species
Biopesticide. Registered on forests,
shade trees ornamental shrubs,
ornamental trees, and non-bearing fruit
and nut trees. Registrant endorses
adding new plants to label.
Biopesticide.
Yes
No
No
No
Biopesticide.
No
No
Biopesticide.
No
No
Product registered for homeowner and
commercial use on ornamentals.
Yes
Yes
Interested in developing Menace for
ornamental uses. Expand label on
additional pests and plants. Additional
crop safety data needed.
Yes
No
Corn borer, grasshopper, cricket,
locust, aphids and whitefly
Corn borer, grasshopper, cricket,
locust, aphids and whitefly
Targeted for soil dwelling pests
Carbazate - New mode of
Controls spider and red mites,
action with no cross resistance including eggs and motiles.
Provides quick knockdown. Safe on
predator mites.
Pyrethroid
Broad spectrum activity on aphids,
ants, armyworms, cutworms,
beetles, mites, and weevils.
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Additional Information
Active Ingredient
Bifenthrin
Name(s)
Trade Name(s)
Brigade
Capture
Wisdom
Talstar, Onyx,
EQEF295
BioMite ™
Bistrifluron
DBI-3204
Buprofezin
Applaud
Courier
Chlorantraniliprole
(DPX-E2Y45,
y a ypy )
Rynaxypyr)
Altacor
Coragen
Chlorfenapyr
Chromfenozide
Chrysoperla carnea
Cinnamaldehyde
Talus
Pylon
Matric
Kagetaro
Cinnacure,
Cinnamite
EPA Reg #
for Orn.
Hort Uses
Registrant
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Natural Plant
Protection
Combination product
containing Citronellol Geraniol
Nerolidol and Farnesol
Dongbu Hannong
Chemical
Benzoylphenyl urea
Active against lepidopteran pests,
whitefly. It acts by inhibiting chitin
synthesis (Insect Growth Regulator)
Nichino America
/SePRO
Thiadiazine - IGR, unique
mode of action, inhibits chitin
synthesis
Good activity for nymphal stages of
leafhoppers, plant hoppers, scales,
mealybugs, psylla, and whiteflies.
Very safe to bees.
DuPont
Ryanodine Receptor Modulator Foliar & Systemic
coleoptera
& lepidoptera larvae and others
BASF /Olympic
Pyrrole
Controls selective leptopteran larva, Registered on begonia, chrysanthemum,
mites, thrips, and foliar nematodes. Transvaal daisy, vervain and several
flowering greenhouse plants. No plans
to expand label for production
ornamentals in container and field
nurseries at the present time.
No
No
Nippon Kayaku
/Sankyo
Arysta Lifescience
Proguard
Insect Growth Regulator
No
No
Bio-insecticide
Natural Product
No
No
No
No
Tetrazine
Specific to lepidopteran pests, novel
ecodyosone agonist.
Controls aphids
Aphids, mites and the diseases
downy mildew, powdery mildew,
botrytis, and brown rots.
Acaricide for eggs of Panonychus
ulmi and Tetranychus spp.
Contact and stomach activity.
Activity on plum curculio, aphids,
leafhoppers, apple maggot,
leafminers, leaf rollers, codling
moth, pear psylla, leaf hoppers,
white grubs, weevils, armyworms,
cutworms, mealy bugs and others.
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Ovation
Makhteshim-Agan
Clothianidin
Poncho, Clutch
Celero
Arysta Lifescience (soil Neonicoitinoid
& foliar markets Bayer
Environmental
Sciences (seed)
Virosoft CP4
Broad spectrum activity on aphids, Interested in developing Onyx for
armyworms, cutworms, flea beetles, ornamental uses. Expand label on
beetles and borers. Additional crop
mites, corn borers.
safety data needed comparing Onyx to
Astro.
Unspecified mites
Biopesticide.
Pyrethroid
Apollo
Valoram II
Reduced Risk
or Candidate
for Reduced
Risk
FMC, AMVAC
Chemical Corp.
Clofentezine
Clove/Cinnamon/Mint
Oils
Cydia pomonella
granulose virus
Mfg
Supports
New Orn.
Hort Uses
Soil Technologies
Corp.
Arysta
Natural Product
Granulosis Virus
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Shown to contact kill and repel
numerous insect pests
Controls Codling moth
OP Alternative. Registered on indoor
and outdoor ornamentals. Interested in
further development, including
scale/mealy bug control, for
ornamentals.
Biopesticide.
Biopesticide.
OP replacement, registered for
production ornamentals and
interiorscape uses.
Biopesticide.
Active Ingredient
Cydia pomonella
granulose virus
Cyfluthrin
Name(s)
Trade Name(s)
Granupom
Baythroid
Renounce
Registrant
EPA Reg #
for Orn.
Hort Uses
Tempo, Decathlon
No
No
Bayer Environmental
Sciences
Pyrethroid
Interested in developing for ornamental
uses. Need efficacy and crop safety
data.
Yes
No
FMC
Pyrethroid
Controls cabbage looper, potato
leafhopper, Colorado potato beetle,
European corn borer, flea beetle,
potato tuberworm, citrus thrips,
whiteflies.
Residual activity on cutworms,
thrips, leaf hopper, weevils,
armyworms, lygus bug, plant bugs,
corn earworm, aphids, and beetles.
For use on lawns and ornamentals in
landscaped areas in and around
buildings. NOT FOR USE in
commercial greenhouses or nurseries.
No
No
Syngenta
Triazine with insecticide
growth regulator activity
Yes
No
Bayer Environmental
Sciences
Pyrethroid
No
No
Substituted benzoylurea, Insect Wide range of leaf feeding insects.
Growth Regulator
Neonicotinoid
Systemic uptake via roots,
Subclass: furanicotinyl
traslaminar with foliar application.
Different subclass than other
neonicotinoids. Controls aphid,
fungus gnat, some wood boring
beetles, thrips, adegids, leaf miners,
soft scale, armored scale, mealybug,
codling moth, whitefly, flea beetle,
and Colorado potato beetle.
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
Citation
Deltamethrin
Decis
DeltaGard
Diflubenzuron
Dimilin,
Micromite
Venom
Adept
Chemtura
Safari
Valent USA /Mitsui
Emamectin Benzoate
NA
Proclaim
Denim
Reduced Risk
or Candidate
for Reduced
Risk
Biopesticide.
Triguard
NA
Mfg
Supports
New Orn.
Hort Uses
Controls Codling moth
Cyromazine
DPX-HGW86
Granulosis Virus
Demon
Dinotefuran
Biobest
Cypermethrin
100-667
Leafminers, maggots, fungus gnats; For use in landscape ornamentals;
and shore flies.
container grown ornamentals;
greenhouse, lath and shadehouse grown
ornamental bedding plants, and
ornamental crops: and interiorscapes;
and shore flies, only in greenhouse
ornamental crops and interiorscapes.
label.
OP Alternative. For use in turfgrasses,
A broad spectrum residual
landscape ornamentals (including
insecticide for the control of ants,
interior plantscapes) and around
beetles, bugs, armyworms, mites,
centipedes, chiggers, cockroaches, perimeters of residential, commercial
crickets, cutworms, wasps, skipper, and recreational areas. No interest in
further development for ornamental
fire ants, firebrats, grasshoppers,
lawn moths, leafhoppers, silverfish, uses.
sod webworms, spiders, springtails,
ticks, and weevils.
DuPont
Ryanodine Receptor Modulator Foliar & Systemic
coleoptera
& lepidoptera larvae and others
Syngenta
Synthetic Avermectin analogue Effective on larval Lepidoptera
(Beet/fall armyworms, cabbage
webworms, corn earworms,
imported cabbage worm, cabbage
looper) and leafminers
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No interest in further development for
ornamental uses.
OP Alternative. Registered on
ornamentals in fall 2004. Registrant
endorses adding new ornamental plants
and pests to label, especially landscape
pests.
OP Alternative. No interest in further
development for ornamental uses.
Active Ingredient
Name(s)
Trade Name(s)
Ethiprole
RPA 107382
Etoxazole
Zeal
EPA Reg #
for Orn.
Hort Uses
TetraSan
Fenoxycarb
Award
Fenoxycarb
Precision
100-722
Registrant
Mfg
Supports
New Orn.
Hort Uses
Reduced Risk
or Candidate
for Reduced
Risk
No
No
Registered on unspecified bedding
plants, flowering plants, foliage plants,
ground covers, non-bearing fruit trees,
non-bearing nut trees, unspecified
ornamental shrubs and ornamental trees.
Registration pending for residential
landscapes.
AWARD: Fire ants and Big-Headed AWARD: May be used in and around
ant control.
container and field-grown ornamental
and nonbearing nursery stock, and on
sod farms (commercial turf). Award
may also be used on turf and other nonagricultural land including, but not
limited to, airports, roadsides, school
grounds, golf courses, parks, picnic
grounds, sports fields, other recreational
areas, ornamental gardens, cemeteries,
and other landscaped areas.
Yes
Yes
No
No
Bayer Environmental
Sciences
Valent USA
Phenylpyrazole
Syngenta
Non-neurotoxic carbamate IGR
Syngenta
Non-neurotoxic carbamate IGR
PRECISION: selected insect
control, including whiteflies, soft
scales, fungus gnats, thrips, shore
flies, and Lepidopterous leafminers.
PRECISION: For use in container and
landscape ornamentals, nonbearing fruit
and nut trees in nurseries, Christmas tree
plantations, ground covers, greenhouse,
lath and shade house ornamental crops,
and interiorscapes.
No
No
Oxazoline
Growth regulator
Broad spectrum activity against
chewing and sucking insects
Insecticide/acaricide for control of
Panonychus spp and Tetranychus
spp, including hexythiazox resistant
mite strains. Inhibition of molting,
effective on eggs, larvae, & nymphs.
Trnaslaminar.
Fenpropathrin
Danitol
Tame
Valent USA
Pyrethroid
Aphids, whitefly, various worms,
mites, glassy winged sharpshooter,
and stinkbugs.
Registered on unspecified ornamentals
shrubs, conifers, deciduous trees, nondeciduous trees, palms and non-bearing
nursery fruit trees.
No
No
Fenpyroximate
Fujimite
Akari
Nichino America /
SePro
Phenoxypyrazole
Interested in further development in
ornamentals.
Yes
Yes
BASF (liquid); Bayer
Environmental
Sciences (Granular)
Phenylpyrazole - A broad
spectrum neurotoxin, unique
mode of action
Controls mites, including twospotted, European, red and citrus
rust mite, and psylla.
Controls mole crickets, nuisance
ants, imported fire ants, fleas, and
ticks. Systemic activity, with long
residual.
The granular formulation is registered
and marketed by Bayer for use on
turfgrass such as golf turf, sport fields,
commercial lawns, cemeteries, parks,
campsites, recreational areas, home
lawns, school grounds, and sod farms.
Also for use in landscape beds.
Possible interest by both Bayer and
BASF in additional ornamental uses.
Bayer is not interested in further
development for ornamental uses.
No
No
Fipronil
Regent
Ceasefire
CHIPCO Choice,
Topchoice
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Active Ingredient
Flonicamid
Fluacrypyrin
Flufenzin
Flupyrazolos
Gamma-Cyhalothrin
Name(s)
Trade Name(s)
Beleaf, Turbine
Titaron
Mach 2
Savey
Onager
Hydramethylnon
Reduced Risk
or Candidate
for Reduced
Risk
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
Considering registration on container
and field grown ornamental and nursery
plants.
Yes
No
Amdro
BASF
Amidinohydrazone
Slow acting insecticide, formulated For use in and around container or field
as a bait that is effective on ants
grown ornamental and non-food bearing
nursery stock, and on sod farms
(commercial turf). May also be applied
to the soil around non-bearing fruit or
nut trees.
trees For use on lawns,
lawns landscaped
areas, golf courses and other
noncropland areas such as airports,
roadsides, cemeteries, commercial
grounds, parks, school grounds, picnic
grounds, athletic fields and other
recreational areas, as well as on grounds
surrounding poultry houses or corrals
and other animal holding areas. May
also be applied to grass forage in certain
states. No plans for additional
development in ornamentals.
No
No
Nufarm Americas
Chloronicotinyl
OP Alternative. Interested in developing
ornamental uses. Need crop safety data.
Yes
No
Bayer Environmental
Sciences / OHP
Neonicoitinoid
Primarily effective against sucking
insects (aphid, whitefly, scale, etc.)
as well as beetles and grubs.
Controls numerous pests that are
resistant to insecticides.
Primarily effective against sucking
insects (aphid, whitefly, scale, etc.)
as well as beetles and grubs.
OP Alternative. Interested in developing
ornamental uses. Need crop safety data.
Yes
No
AgriVir, LLC
Virus
Indian meal moth
Biopesticide. Registered on dried fruit
and nuts.
No
No
DuPont
Voltage dependent sodium
channel blockers
Iron salt
Natural Product
Lepidoptera Larvae and Piercing/
Sucking insects and fire ants
Slugs and snails
Controls whitefly and powdery
mildew
Various insect and mite pest.
Biopesticide.
Biopesticide.
No
No
No
No
Biopesticide.
No
No
Admire
Provado
Marathon II
Marathon 60
Marathon 1G
Surround
OP Replacement Product. Pending use
on greenhouse ornamentals and field
nursery crops. Additional crop safety
data needed.
Mfg
Supports
New Orn.
Hort Uses
No
Imidacloprid
Kaolin
Cyanomethany trifluoromethyl Effective against aphids, thrips,
nicotinamide.
leafhoppers, plant bug and other
sucking pests. Provides rapid antifeeding activity. Non-toxic to
beneficials
Methoxyacrylate
Acaricide
Not disclosed.
Acaricide
Not disclosed.
Diamondback moth
Pyrethroid
Same use as other pyrethoids, but at
lower rate.
Molt accelerating compound
Controls grubs and Lepidoptera
larvae.
Mites eggs and immature stages
Mallet
Iron Phosphate
Jojoba Oil
Carboxamide
Nuprid
Fruitguard-V
Nutguard-V
Avaunt
Steward
Sluggo
Detur E-Rase
Dow AgroSciences
Gowan
Imidacloprid
Indian Meal Moth
Granulosis Virus
Indoxacarb
FMC & ISK
Nippon Soda
Chinoin
Dongbu Hannong
Dow AgroSciences
Seon Bong
Pytech
Halofenozide
Hexythiazox
Aria
Registrant
EPA Reg #
for Orn.
Hort Uses
Provaunt
Advion
W. Neudoff
IJO Products
Engelhard Corporation Clay
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Active Ingredient
Name(s)
Trade Name(s)
Lambda-Cyhalothrin
Karate
Warrior
Demand
Lambda-Cyhalothrin
Karate
Warrior
Scimitar
Mamestra configurata
Granulosis virus
Metaflumizone
Virosoft Viral
Insecticide
Alverde
BAS 320i
Metarhizium
anisopliae
Metarhizium
anisopliae
Methoxyfenozide
Intrepid, Runner
Methomyl
Lannate
Taerain
S-1264
Milbemectin
Ultraflora
Novaluron
Diamond
Rimon
Noviflumuron
DE-007
100-1088
Registrant
NA
Pedestal
DEMAND: For use by commercial
applicators in, on and around buildings
and structures where turf and
ornamentals are grown including lawns,
ornamental trees and shrubs around
residential, institutional, public,
commercial, agricultural and industrial
buildings; and parks, recreational areas
and athletic fields.
SCIMITAR: For use in ornamentals and
lawns in landscaped areas around
residential, institutional, public,
commercial and industrial buildings,
parks, recreational areas and athletic
fields.
Biopesticide.
Syngenta
Pyrethroid
Broad spectrum insect control.
Syngenta
Pyrethroid
Biotepp
Mamestra configurata
Granulosis virus
Can be applied as a preventative
treatment at planting or a curative
foliar treatment for bertha
armyworm.
Hydrazine carboxamide
Highly active against major
Pending use on certain food use
lepidopterous larvae and
crops.
crops
coleopteran (larvae & adults)
pest species No cross resistance
to existing chemistries.
Bio-Care
Metarhizium anisopliae
Locust
Earth BioScience
Dow AgroSciences
Diacylhydrazine – (Molt
accelerating compound)
Controls black vine weevil,
Biopesticide. Interested in developing
whitefly, thrips, and mites.
for ornamentals.
Similar to tebufenozide in that it
only controls Lepidoptera larvae.
Better on budworm/bollworm,
leafminers and diamondback moth.
Excellent fit with IPM programs.
DuPont
Valent USA
Acetylcholine esterase inhibitor Broad Spectrum systemic - aphid,
beetles, thrips, etc.
Pyrethroid
Sankyo & Gowan
Macrocylic lactone
BAS 320i
Greenguard
Metofluthrin
EPA Reg #
for Orn.
Hort Uses
BASF
Makhteshim-Agan &
Chemtura
Dow AgroSciences
Biopesticide.
Not registered in the USA. Therefore,
no plans to develop for ornamental uses
in USA.
OP Alternative.
Excellent miticide, also controls
aphids, leafminers, thrips,
leafhoppers
Registered for all container grown
Insect Growth Regulator (chitin Effective against Lepidoptera,
synthesis inhibitor)
whitefly, thrips, leaf miners. Strictly ornamentals except poinsettias.
a contact material, no systemic
activity.
Difluorobenzamide
Insect growth regulator for control
of urban pests, such as ants and
termites.
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Mfg
Supports
New Orn.
Hort Uses
Reduced Risk
or Candidate
for Reduced
Risk
No
No
No
No
No
No
Pending
Decision
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Active Ingredient
Olive Fly Attract and
Kill
Oxamyl
Paelamyces
fumosoroseus
PAVOIS
Profluthrin
Propylene glycol
monolaurate
Pymetrozine
Name(s)
Trade Name(s)
Vydate
Registrant
EPA Reg #
for Orn.
Hort Uses
NA
Pre-Fe-Ral
S-1840
Acaritouch
100-913
Thermo Trilogy
Pheromone
DuPont
Acetylcholine esterase inhibitor Broad Spectrum systemic - aphid,
fungus gnat, leafhopper, leafminer,
whitefly, thrip, scale, mealybug,
mite, etc.
Microbial
Whitefly.
Biobest
Granulosis virus
Olive fruit fly.
Bayer Environmental
Sciences
Valent USA
Carpocapsa spp.
Toagosei Co., Ltd.
Propylene glycol
Syngenta
Pyridine azomethine
Pyrethroid
Reduced Risk
or Candidate
for Reduced
Risk
No
Investigate as a drench or soil
incorporation.
Biopesticide. Interested in development
for ornamentals.
Product controls two generations of Biopesticide.
susceptible insects.
Not registered in the USA. Therefore,
no plans to develop for ornamental uses
in USA.
Tetranychid mites.
Pending use on unspecified ornamentals.
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
OP Alternative. For use on landscape
ornamentals, field grown ornamentals,
container grown ornamentals,
nonbearing fruit and nut trees in
nurseries, Christmas trees, ground
p
covers,, and ornamental plants
in
greenhouses, lath- and shade-houses and
interiorscapes.
Activity on mites and whiteflies. A Fully registered in nurseries and
greenhouses. Scotts interested in
new class of insecticide offering
long-term residual control. Good for expanding label for control of
additional pests. Data needed to
IPM/ resistance management.
demonstrate consistent control of aphids,
mealybugs and scales.
OP Replacement Product. Registration
Good activity against lepidoptera
pending 4th Q 2006 for use on
and thrips. Effective against
pyrethroid resistant insects. Safe on ornamentals. Need efficacy data for
lepidopteran insects and thrips other
beneficials.
than western flower thrips.
No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
Fulfill
Endeavor
Pyridaben
Pyramite
Sanmite
BASF
Pyridazinone
Pyridalyl
S-1812
Tesoro
Overture
Valent USA
Pyridine
Pyriproxyfen
Esteem
Knack
Distance IGR
Valent USA
Pyridine (IGR-selective
juvenile hormone analog).
Controls scales, whiteflies, thrips,
pear psylla, codling moth, ants,
euonymus scale, fungus gnats, shore
flues and suppression of mealy bugs.
Effective on eggs and immature
stages, not effective on adults.
Excellent for IPM Programs.
Rosemary Oil
Hexacide
EcoSmart
Technologies
Natural Product
Kills scale insects on contact,
minimal impact on beneficials.
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Mfg
Supports
New Orn.
Hort Uses
Controls sucking insects
(aphids/whiteflies). The product has
a rapid knockdown on aphids if
direct sprays contact them.
OP Alternative. Registered shrubs,
ornamental plants, flowering plants,
foliage plants, ornamental trees and
groundcovers except salvia, ghost plant,
Boston fern, schefflera, gardenia, coral
bells and poinsettia after bract
formation. Need efficacy data for
additional scale species.
Biopesticide. Interested in development
for ornamentals.
Active Ingredient
Name(s)
Trade Name(s)
Spinosad
GF-120
Naturalyte
Spintor
Success
Spirodiclofen
BAJ 2740
Envidor
Daniemon
Spiromesifen
Oberon
Spirotetramat
Registrant
Dow AgroScience
Bayer Environmental
Sciences
Forbid
Judo
Bayer Environmental
Sciences
OHP
Macrocyclic lactone
Controls thrips, Lepidopterous
larvae, sawflies, Chrysomelid leaf
feeding beetles, Dipterous gall
midges, Dipterous leafminers fire
ants and fruitflies. Has low
environmental impact, good residual
activity, and is safe to many
beneficial insects making it ideal for
use in IPM programs.
Spirocyclic phenyl-substituted Broad-spectrum activity against
tetronic acid
mites, psyllad nymphs, and scale
crawlers. Very active on eggs,
larvae, and quiescent stages).
Tetranychus species. It is ideal for
IPM programs, easy on predatory
mites and insects.
Spirocyclic phenyl-substituted Effective against all-important
tetronic acid
whitefly and mite species as a
contact insecticide/acaricide.
Juvenile mite stages are often more
p
g y
susceptible
than adults,, Highly
effective against whitefly nymphs.
Significant effect on the otherwise
difficult to control pupal stage.
Bayer Environmental Tetronic Acid
Science
Whitefly,aphids,thrips,mites,
plus others
Virtuoso
Certis
AgraQuest
Nuclear polyhedrosis virus
Streptomyces based bioinsecticide
Sucrose Octanoate
Esters
Tebufenozide
Biochemical Sugar
Confirm
AVA Chemical
Ventures
Dow AgroSciences
Tebufenpyrad
Pyranica
Spodoptera larvae
Broad spectrum activity against
selective lepidoptera, flea, flies and
mites.
Being evaluated for control for
glassy-winged sharpshooter.
Controls only Lepidoptera larvae.
Safe to beneficial insects with low
environmental impact. Excellent for
IPM programs.
Broad spectrum miticide.
Spodoptera exigua
Streptomyces
BYI 8330
Movento
Conserve
EPA Reg #
for Orn.
Hort Uses
Spod-X
Diacylhydrazine – (Molt
accelerating compound)
United Agri. Products, Pyrazole
& Nichino America
Tebupirimphos +
cyfluthin
Aztec
Amvac
Organophosphate and
Pyrethroid
Tefluthrin
Force
Syngenta
Pyrethroid
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OP Alternative. For use in turfgrass and
herbaceous & woody ornamentals in
nurseries or in greenhouses. Fire Ant
applications may be made in turfgrass
and ornamentals in greenhouses and in
other outdoor areas.
Mfg
Supports
New Orn.
Hort Uses
Reduced Risk
or Candidate
for Reduced
Risk
No
Yes
No
Interested in developing for
ornamentals. Need crop safety data,
especially on flowering part of the
plant..
Yes
No
Yes
Unknown
Biopesticide.
Biopesticide.
No
No
No
No
OP Alternative.
No
Yes
Registered on greenhouse ornamentals.
Future of this product uncertain at
present time.
No
No
A soil insecticide, active against a
wide range of insets, including corn
rootworm, wireworm, white grub
and seed corn maggot.
Controls a wide range of soil insects Used on corn
including rootworms, cutworms,
wireworms and grubs.
No
No
Active Ingredient
Name(s)
Trade Name(s)
Thiacloprid
Calypso
Thiamethoxam
Actara,
Platinum
Flagship
EPA Reg #
for Orn.
Hort Uses
100-955
Registrant
Reduced Risk
or Candidate
for Reduced
Risk
Broad spectrum systemic control of Interested in developing for ornamental
sucking and chewing pests including uses. Need efficacy and crop safety
aphids, whiteflies, leafhoppers, plant data.
bugs, pear psylla, weevils, fruit flies,
oriental fruit moth, leafminers and
codling moth. Very safe to bees.
Yes
No
Syngenta
Second-generation
Neonicotinoid. Systemic in
plant by root uptake and
transport in xylem
Broad-spectrum foliar and systemic
activity against soil pests, and many
sucking/chewing pests. Effective
against aphids, fire ants, galls,
whitefly, thrips, leafhopper,
mealybugs plant bugs, and larvae of
certain beetles, chafers, Black
turfgrass ataenius and Aphodius spp.
OP Alternative. For use on ornamental
plants grown in greenhouses, lath and
shadehouses, containers, field nurseries
(including non-bearing fruit and nut
trees) and on Christmas trees.
Registrant endorses adding new plants
and pests to label.
Yes
No
Arysta Lifescience
Nichino America
Trithianamine
Pyrazole
Insect IGR
Effective against diamondback
moths, other moths, thrips and
aphid.
aphid
Effective against lepidopderan
insects.
Effective against whitefly.
Controls cutworms, thrips, and
armyworms, ect.
No
Yes
No
Biopesticide.
No
No
Biopesticide.
OP Alternative.
No
No
No
No
V4C Virus
Galaxy
Analytica
Viral Insecticide
Mycotal
Arysta Lifescience
FMC
Bio-insecticide
Pyrethroid
Fury Mustang
Mfg
Supports
New Orn.
Hort Uses
Second generation
neonicotiniod.
Evisect
Hachihachi
Verticillium lecanii
Zeta-cypermethrin
Bayer Environmental
Sciences
Thiocyclam
Tolfenpyrad
tbd
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Under evaluation for development in
ornamental crops.
Section 5
2007 High Priority Projects – Pathology
The following pages contain details on the high priority projects for pathology, Phytophthora Efficacy
and Pythium Efficacy, as well as some research on a couple non-high priority projects. The Ornamental
conducted on Xanthemonas, but only information for the relevant studies appear – not all the studies
related to the Xanthemonas Efficacy project.
Phytophthora Efficacy
PR # /
Priority
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Disarm
Fluoxastrobin
Greenhouse
2007
WA
Chastagner
P
Rhododendron
Rhododendron sp.
Heritage
Azoxystrobin
Field Container
2007
NH
Pennucci
P
26933 A Phytophthora cactorum
Phytophthora cactorum
Rhododendron
Rhododendron sp.
Heritage
Azoxystrobin
Greenhouse
2007
WA
Chastagner
P
Rhododendron
Rhododendron sp.
Segway
Cyazofamid
Field Container
2007
NH
Pennucci
P
Rhododendron
Rhododendron sp.
Segway
Cyazofamid
Greenhouse
2007
WA
Chastagner
P
Rhododendron
Rhododendron sp.
V-10161
V-10161
Field Container
2007
NH
Pennucci
P
Rhododendron
V-10161
Greenhouse
2007
WA
Chastagner
P
Rhododendron sp.
V-10161
2003
OR
?
C
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Product
26855 B Phytophthora cactorum
Rhododendron
Rhododendron sp.
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
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21523 N Phytophthora cinnamomi Fir
Phytophthora cinnamomi Abies sp.
Stature DM
Dimethomorph
Greenhouse
25855 C Phytophthora cinnamomi Alder
Phytophthora cinnamomi Alnus sp.
Disarm
Fluoxastrobin
Greenhouse
2006
UT
Kratsch
Alnus maritima
P
25851 N Phytophthora cinnamomi Alder
Fenstop
Fenamidone
Greenhouse
2006
UT
Kratsch
Alnus maritima
P
Insignia
Greenhouse
2006
UT
Kratsch
Alnus maritima
P
Pyraclostrobin
25852 C Phytophthora cinnamomi Alder
MultiGuard
Furfural
Greenhouse
2006
UT
Kratsch
Alnus maritima
P
NOA 446510
Mandipropamid
Greenhouse
2006
UT
Kratsch
Alnus maritima
P
Segway
Cyazofamid
Greenhouse
2006
UT
Kratsch
Alnus maritima
P
V-10161
V-10161
Greenhouse
2006
UT
Kratsch
Alnus maritima
P
Field Container
2006
NJ
Gould
O
Field Container
2006
NJ
Gould
O
26156 N Phytophthora cinnamomi Fetterbush, Drooping Leuc Alude
Phytophthora cinnamomi Leucothoe sp.
1/1/1975
Potassium phosphite
26159 C Phytophthora cinnamomi Fetterbush, Drooping Leuc Disarm
Fluoxastrobin
3/1/2004
2004 NC
Benson
Drench
A. fraseri
C
12/1/2004 1/1/2005
Trial Results: All rates significantly reduced disease ratings and increased top dry weights (6.4, 12.4, 25.6 oz per
100 gal).
PR # /
Priority
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
26158 N Phytophthora cinnamomi Fetterbush, Drooping Leuc Insignia
Pyraclostrobin
Field Container
2006
NJ
Gould
O
26157 N Phytophthora cinnamomi Fetterbush, Drooping Leuc Segway
Cyazofamid
Field Container
2006
NJ
Gould
O
27008 B Phytophthora cinnamomi Mexican cliff rose
Phytophthora cinnamomi Purshia mexica
Aliette WDG
Fosetyl Al
Greenhouse
2006
UT
Kratsch
C
8/29/2007
Alude
Potassium phosphite
Greenhouse
2006
UT
Kratsch
C
8/29/2007
BioPhos 43L
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium
phosphate
Greenhouse
2006
UT
Kratsch
C
8/29/2007
25847 C Phytophthora cinnamomi Mexican cliff rose
Disarm
Greenhouse
2006
UT
Kratsch
C
8/29/2007
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Product
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Fluoxastrobin
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25844 N Phytophthora cinnamomi Mexican cliff rose
Fenstop
Fenamidone
Greenhouse
2006
UT
Kratsch
C
8/29/2007
Heritage
Azoxystrobin
Greenhouse
2006
UT
Kratsch
C
8/29/2007
Insignia
Pyraclostrobin
Greenhouse
2006
UT
Kratsch
C
8/29/2007
Magellan
Mono- and Dibasic
Sodium, Potassium
and Ammonium
Phosphites
Greenhouse
2006
UT
Kratsch
C
8/29/2007
25849 C Phytophthora cinnamomi Mexican cliff rose
MultiGuard
Furfural
Greenhouse
2006
UT
Kratsch
C
8/29/2007
Muscodor albus
Muscodor albus
Greenhouse
2006
UT
Kratsch
C
8/29/2007
NOA 446510
Mandipropamid
Greenhouse
2006
UT
Kratsch
C
8/29/2007
Segway
Cyazofamid
Greenhouse
2006
UT
Kratsch
C
8/29/2007
Stature
Dimethomorph +
Mancozeb
Greenhouse
2006
UT
Kratsch
C
8/29/2007
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Printed: 9/20/2007
Product
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Terrazole 35%WP
Etridiazole
Greenhouse
2006
UT
Kratsch
C
8/29/2007
V-10161
V-10161
Greenhouse
2006
UT
Kratsch
C
8/29/2007
Vital 4L
Potassium phosphite
Greenhouse
2006
UT
Kratsch
C
8/29/2007
26534 C Phytophthora cinnamomi Azalea, & Rhododendron
Phytophthora cinnamomi Rhododendron sp.
Actinovate
Actinovate
Greenhouse
2006 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Purple Splendour'
Trial Results: No significant reduction in disease with 10 oz per 100 gal.
C
1/8/2007
24918 N Phytophthora cinnamomi Azalea, & Rhododendron
Aliette WDG
Fosetyl Al
Field Container
2004 NC
Benson
Drench
R. obtusum 'Hinodegiri'
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with drench application of 12.8 oz per 100 gal.
2004 NC
Benson
Foliar
Trial Results: Great efficacy with foliar application of 80 oz per 100 gal.
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Parade'
Trial Results: No statistical differences among treatments.
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Popcorn'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Lollipop'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Ribbon Candy'
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
'Lees Dark Purple'
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
R. catawbiensis
'boursault'
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
‘Nova zembla'
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
R. catawbiensis 'alba'
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
R. maximum 'roseum'
2006 NC
Benson
Foliar
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy at 5 lbs per 100 gal foliar spray.
C
1/13/2006 6/27/2006
C
1/13/2006 6/27/2006
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Aliette WDG
Fosetyl Al
Greenhouse
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/17/2006
5/8/2007
2005 WA Chastagner
Drench
C
10/5/2006 4/3/2007
Trial Results: Good efficacy at 5 lb per 100 gal, but inoculated and non-inoculated checks had no disease.
2006 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Purple Splendour'
C
1/8/2007 5/8/2007
Trial Results: No significant reduction in disease with 12.8 oz per 100 gal.
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Printed: 9/20/2007
Product
Alude
Potassium phosphite
Alude
Production
Site
Trial
Field Container
2005 NC
Benson
Drench
C
10/20/2005 6/27/2006
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with drench applications of 6.25 and 12.5 fl oz per 100 gal.
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Parade'
C
9/6/2006 5/8/2007
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Popcorn'
C
9/6/2006 5/8/2007
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Lollipop'
C
9/6/2006 5/8/2007
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Ribbon Candy'
C
9/6/2006 5/8/2007
2006 NC
Benson
Foliar
C
11/17/2006 5/8/2007
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with 12.7 fl oz per 100 gal foliar spray.
2006 NH
Pennucci
Drench
C
8/31/2007
Greenhouse
Potassium phosphite
Banol
Propamocarb
hydrochloride
NJ
Gould
2005
WA
Chastagner
Species /
Cultivar
O
Drench
'Nova Zembla'
C
10/5/2006
4/3/2007
Trial Results: Mediocre efficacy at 12.7 fl oz per 100 gal, but inoculated and non-inoculated checks had no
disease.
2006 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Purple Splendour'
C
1/8/2007 5/8/2007
Trial Results: Significant reduction in disease with 12.7 fl oz per 100 gal.
2006 WA Chastagner
Foliar
'Purple Splendour'
C
1/8/2007 5/8/2007
Trial Results: No significant reduction in disease with 2 quarts per 100 gal.
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2006
Application
Type
Field Container
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Parade'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Popcorn'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Lollipop'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Ribbon Candy'
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Printed: 9/20/2007
Product
BioPhos 43L
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium
phosphate
BioPhos 43L
Production
Site
Trial
Field Container
2004 NC
Benson
Foliar
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with foliar application of 2 gal per 100 gal.
2005 NC
Benson
Foliar
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with 2 gal per 100 gal.
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Parade'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Popcorn'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Lollipop'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Ribbon Candy'
2006 NC
Benson
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with 64 fl oz per 100 gal foliar spray.
Greenhouse
Page 5 of 44
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium
phosphate
2005
WA
Chastagner
Application
Type
Drench
Species /
Cultivar
'Nova Zembla'
C
1/13/2006 6/27/2006
C
10/20/2005 6/27/2006
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
11/17/2006
5/8/2007
C
10/5/2006
4/3/2007
Trial Results: Good efficacy at 2 gal per 100 gal, but inoculated and non-inoculated checks had no disease.
2006 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Purple Splendour'
C
1/8/2007 5/8/2007
Trial Results: No significant reduction in disease with 64 fl oz per 100 gal.
2006 WA Chastagner
Foliar
'Purple Splendour'
C
1/8/2007 5/8/2007
Calirus (PMA300)
Dikegulac sodium
Field Container
2006 NC
Benson
Foliar
C
11/17/2006
Captan
Captan
Field Container
2005 NC
Benson
Trial Results: Poor control with 10 oz per 100 gal drench application.
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Parade'
C
10/20/2005 6/27/2006
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Popcorn'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Lollipop'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Ribbon Candy'
Captan
Captan
Greenhouse
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
2005 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Nova Zembla'
C
10/5/2006 4/3/2007
Trial Results: Good efficacy at 20 oz per 100 gal, but inoculated and non-inoculated checks had no disease.
2006 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Purple Splendour'
C
1/8/2007 5/8/2007
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Printed: 9/20/2007
Product
Daconil
Chlorothalonil
Disarm
Fluoxastrobin
Disarm
Fluoxastrobin
Production
Site
Trial
Field Container
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Parade'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Popcorn'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Lollipop'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Ribbon Candy'
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
2006 NC
Benson
Drench
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with 3 oz per 100 gal drench application.
2006 NJ
Gould
C
11/17/2006
5/8/2007
Field Container
Greenhouse
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
O
2005 WA Chastagner
Drench
C
10/5/2006 4/3/2007
Trial Results: Good efficacy at 4 pints per 100 gal, but inoculated and non-inoculated checks had no disease.
2006 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Purple Splendour'
C
1/8/2007 5/8/2007
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Fenstop
Fenamidone
Field Container
2004
NC
Benson
Foliar
R. catawbiense 'Roseum
C
1/13/2006 6/27/2006
Elegans'
Trial Results: Good efficacy with 28 and 56 fl oz/100 gal; poor efficacy with 14 fl oz per 100 gal.
2004 NC
Benson
Drench
C
1/13/2006 6/27/2006
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with drench application of 14 fl oz per 100 gal.
2005 NC
Benson
Drench
C
10/20/2005 6/27/2006
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with drench application of 14 and 28 fl oz per 100 gal
2006 NC
Benson
Drench
C
11/17/2006 5/8/2007
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with 7.0 and 14.0 fl oz per 100 gal drench application.
Fenstop
Greenhouse
2005
WA
Chastagner
Drench
Fenamidone
Fluazinam
Fluazinam
'Nova Zembla'
C
10/5/2006
4/3/2007
Trial Results: Good efficacy at 14 and 28 oz per 100 gal, but inoculated and non-inoculated checks had no
disease.
2006 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Purple Splendour'
C
1/8/2007 5/8/2007
Trial Results: No significant reduction in disease with 7 and 14 fl oz per 100 gal.
Field Container
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Parade'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Popcorn'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Lollipop'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Ribbon Candy'
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Printed: 9/20/2007
Product
Production
Site
Trial
2006 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Purple Splendour'
C
2005
C
10/20/2005 6/27/2006
C
10/20/2005 6/27/2006
26535 A Phytophthora cinnamomi Azalea, & Rhododendron
Heritage
Azoxystrobin
Greenhouse
Hymexazol 30L
Field Container
Hymexazol
Insignia
Pyraclostrobin
25489 B Phytophthora cinnamomi Azalea, & Rhododendron
Insignia
Pyraclostrobin
K-Phite
Phophorus acid salts
Benson
Drench
Species /
Cultivar
1/8/2007
5/8/2007
Trial Results: Poor efficacy with drench applications at all tested rates.
Field Container
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NC
Application
Type
Greenhouse
Field Container
2005 NC
Benson
Drench
Trial Results: Good efficacy with drench application of 16 and 40 oz per 100 gal.
2005 NH
Pennucci
Foliar
'Parade'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Popcorn'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Lollipop'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Ribbon Candy'
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
'Lees Dark Purple'
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
R. catawbiensis
'boursault'
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
‘Nova zembla'
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
R. maximum 'roseum'
2006 NC
Benson
Drench
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/17/2006
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with 16 and 40 oz per 100 gal drench application.
2006 NH
Pennucci
Drench
C
8/31/2007
5/8/2007
2005 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Nova Zembla'
C
10/5/2006 4/3/2007
Trial Results: Good efficacy at 16 and 40 oz per 100 gal, but inoculated and non-inoculated checks had no
disease.
2006 NJ
Gould
O
2006 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Purple Splendour'
C
1/8/2007
5/8/2007
2006 NC
Benson
Foliar
C
11/17/2006
5/8/2007
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Printed: 9/20/2007
Product
Magellan
Mono- and Dibasic
Sodium, Potassium
and Ammonium
Phosphites
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Field Container
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Parade'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Popcorn'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Lollipop'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Ribbon Candy'
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
'Lees Dark Purple'
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
R. catawbiensis
'boursault'
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
‘Nova zembla'
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
Species /
Cultivar
Page 8 of 44
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
R. maximum 'roseum'
2006 NC
Benson
Foliar
Magellan
Mono- and Dibasic
Sodium, Potassium
and Ammonium
Phosphites
Greenhouse
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/17/2006
5/8/2007
2005 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Nova Zembla'
C
10/5/2006 4/3/2007
Trial Results: Mediocre efficacy at 12 fl oz per 100 gal, but inoculated and non-inoculated checks had no disease.
2006 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Purple Splendour'
C
1/8/2007 5/8/2007
Trial Results: Significant reduction in disease with 12 fl oz per 100 gal.
2006 WA Chastagner
Foliar
'Purple Splendour'
C
1/8/2007 5/8/2007
Trial Results: Significant reduction in disease with 5 pints per 100 gal.
Medallion
Fludioxonil
Field Container
2004
NC
Benson
Foliar
Elegans'
C
1/13/2006 6/27/2006
Trial Results: No efficacy at 2, 4, and 8 oz per 100 gal.
MultiGuard
Furfural
Field Container
2006 NC
Benson
Drench
Trial Results: Poor control with drench applications of 500 or 1000 ppm.
C
11/17/2006
5/8/2007
MultiGuard
Furfural
Greenhouse
2006 WA Chastagner
Drench
Trial Results: No efficacy at 500 or 1000 ppm.
C
1/8/2007
5/8/2007
Muscodor albus
Field Container
C
11/17/2006
5/8/2007
C
1/8/2007
5/8/2007
Muscodor albus
Muscodor albus
Muscodor albus
2006
NC
Benson
'Purple Splendour'
Soil Incorporation R. obtusum 'Hinodegiri'
Trial Results: Poor efficacy with soil incorporation (3.75 g/L soil).
Greenhouse
2006 WA Chastagner
Soil incorporation 'Purple Splendour'
Trial Results: No significant reduction in disease with 7.5 g/L soil volume.
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Printed: 9/20/2007
Product
NOA 446510
Mandipropamid
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Field Container
2005 NC
Benson
Drench
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with drench application at 8 oz per 100 gal
2006 NC
Benson
Drench
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with 4 and 8 fl oz per 100 gal drench application.
Species /
Cultivar
C
10/20/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/17/2006
5/8/2007
C
1/8/2007
5/8/2007
NOA 446510
Mandipropamid
Greenhouse
2006 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Purple Splendour'
Trial Results: Good to excellent efficacy at 2 and 8 fl oz per 100 gal.
Segway
Cyazofamid
Field Container
2004
NC
Benson
Foliar
2005
NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Popcorn'
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
2005
NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Lollipop'
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
2005
NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Ribbon Candy'
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
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C
1/13/2006 6/27/2006
Elegans'
Trial Results: Mediocre efficacy with foliar application at 1.5 and 3.0 fl oz per 100 gal; only the highest rate of
6.0 oz per 100 gal provided good control.
2004 NC
Benson
Drench
C
1/13/2006 6/27/2006
Trial Results: Good efficacy with drench application of 1.5 fl oz per 100 gal.
2005 NC
Benson
Drench
C
10/20/2005 6/27/2006
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with drench application of 1.5 and 3.0 fl oz per 100 gal
2005 NH
Pennucci
'Parade'
C
9/6/2006 5/8/2007
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
‘Lees Dark Purple'
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
R. catawbiensis
'boursault'
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
‘Nova zembla'
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
R. maximum 'roseum'
C
2006 NC
Benson
Drench
C
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with 3.0 and 6.0 fl oz per 100 gal drench application.
2006 NH
Pennucci
Drench
C
Segway
Cyazofamid
Greenhouse
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
11/17/2006
5/8/2007
8/31/2007
2005 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Nova Zembla'
C
10/5/2006 4/3/2007
Trial Results: Good efficacy at 1.5 and 3.0 oz per 100 gal, but inoculated and non-inoculated checks had no
disease.
2006 NJ
Gould
O
2006
WA
Chastagner
Drench
'Purple Splendour'
C
1/8/2007
Trial Results: Significant disease reduction at 6 oz per 100 gal.
5/8/2007
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Printed: 9/20/2007
Product
Stature DM
Dimethomorph
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Field Container
2003 NC
Warfield
Drench
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy.
2004 NC
Benson
Foliar
Species /
Cultivar
C
11/7/2006
4/3/2007
C
1/13/2006 6/27/2006
Elegans'
Trial Results: Poor efficacy with foliar application at 12.8, 25.6, and 51.2 oz per 100 gal.
2004 NC
Benson
Drench
C
1/13/2006 6/27/2006
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with drench application of 6.4 oz per 100 gal.
2005 NC
Benson
Drench
C
10/20/2005 6/27/2006
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with drench application of 6.2 and 12.8 oz per 100 gal.
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Parade'
C
9/6/2006 5/8/2007
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Popcorn'
C
9/6/2006 5/8/2007
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Lollipop'
C
9/6/2006 5/8/2007
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Ribbon Candy'
C
9/6/2006 5/8/2007
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2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
'Lees Dark Purple'
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
R. catawbiensis
'boursault'
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
‘Nova zembla'
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
R. maximum 'roseum'
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
Stature DM
Dimethomorph
Greenhouse
2005 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Nova Zembla'
C
10/5/2006 4/3/2007
Trial Results: Mediocre to good efficacy at 1.5 and 3.0 oz per 100 gal, but inoculated and non-inoculated checks
had no disease.
2006 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Purple Splendour'
C
1/8/2007 5/8/2007
Trial Results: No significant reduction in disease with 12.8 oz per 100 gal.
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Printed: 9/20/2007
Product
Subdue MAXX
Mefenoxam
Production
Site
Trial
Field Container
2004
NC
Benson
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Foliar
Elegans'
Trial Results: Poor efficacy with foliar application of 1.0 fl oz per 100 gal.
2004 NC
Benson
Drench
Trial Results: Poor efficacy with drench application of 1.0 fl oz per 100 gal.
2005 NC
Benson
Drench
Trial Results: Poor efficacy with drench application
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Parade'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Popcorn'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Lollipop'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Ribbon Candy'
2006 NC
Benson
Drench
C
1/13/2006 6/27/2006
C
1/13/2006 6/27/2006
C
10/20/2005 6/27/2006
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
11/17/2006
5/8/2007
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with 16.0 fl oz per 100 gal drench application.
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Subdue MAXX
Mefenoxam
Greenhouse
T382
T382
Field Container
Tank Mix: Cyazofami Field Container
Cyazofamid +
Fosetyl Al
Tank Mix: Cyazofami Field Container
Cyazofamid +
Potassium phosphite
2005 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Nova Zembla'
C
10/5/2006 4/3/2007
Trial Results: Good efficacy at 1 fl oz per 100 gal, but inoculated and non-inoculated checks had no disease.
2006 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Purple Splendour'
C
1/8/2007 5/8/2007
Trial Results: Significant disease reduction at 2 fl oz per 100 gal.
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Parade'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Popcorn'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Lollipop'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Ribbon Candy'
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Parade'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Popcorn'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Lollipop'
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Ribbon Candy'
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Printed: 9/20/2007
Product
Terramec SP
Chloroneb
Terrazole 35%WP
Etridiazole
Production
Site
Trial
Field Container
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Parade'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Popcorn'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Lollipop'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Ribbon Candy'
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Parade'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Popcorn'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Lollipop'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Ribbon Candy'
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
Field Container
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Page 12 of 44
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
R. catawbiensis
'boursault'
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
‘Nova zembla'
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
R. maximum 'roseum'
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
Terrazole 35%WP
Etridiazole
Greenhouse
2005 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Nova Zembla'
C
10/5/2006 4/3/2007
Trial Results: Good efficacy at 10 oz per 100 gal, but inoculated and non-inoculated checks had no disease.
2006 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Purple Splendour'
C
1/8/2007 5/8/2007
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Printed: 9/20/2007
Product
TM-459
TM-459
Truban
Etridiazole
Production
Site
Trial
Field Container
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
'Lees Dark Purple'
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
R. catawbiensis
'boursault'
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
‘Nova Zembla'
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
R. maximum 'roseum'
Field Container
Page 13 of 44
V-10161
V-10161
V-10161
V-10161
Field Container
Greenhouse
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
2004 NC
Benson
Drench
Trial Results: Poor efficacy with drench application of 8.0 fl oz per 100 gal.
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Parade'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Popcorn'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Lollipop'
2005 NH
Pennucci
Drench
'Ribbon Candy'
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
1/13/2006 6/27/2006
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
C
9/6/2006
5/8/2007
2005 NC
Benson
Foliar
C
Trial Results: Good efficacy with foliar application of 10 g ai per 100 gal.
2006 NC
Benson
Drench
C
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with 30 and 60 ml per 100 gal drench application.
10/20/2005 6/27/2006
11/17/2006
5/8/2007
2005 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Nova Zembla'
C
10/5/2006 4/3/2007
Trial Results: Mediocre efficacy at 1.5 and 3.0 oz per 100 gal, but inoculated and non-inoculated checks had no
disease.
2006 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Purple Splendour'
C
1/8/2007 5/8/2007
Trial Results: No significant reduction in disease with 30 and 60 ml per 100 gal.
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Printed: 9/20/2007
Product
Vital 4L
Potassium phosphite
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Field Container
2004 NC
Benson
Foliar
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with foliar application of 4 pints per 100 gal.
2005 NC
Benson
Foliar
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with foliar application f 4 pints per 100 gal.
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
Trial Results: No statistical difference among treatments.
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
R. catawbiensis
'boursault'
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
‘Nova zembla'
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
2005 NY
Becker
Foliar
R. maximum 'roseum'
2006 NC
Benson
Foliar
Species /
Cultivar
C
1/13/2006 6/27/2006
C
10/20/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/18/2005 6/27/2006
C
11/17/2006
5/8/2007
Page 14 of 44
Vital 4L
Potassium phosphite
Greenhouse
ZeroTol
Hydrogen peroxide
Field Container
24941 N Phytophthora citricola
Phytophthora citricola
Aliette WDG
Fosetyl Al
Field Container
Rhododendron sp.
2005 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Nova Zembla'
C
10/5/2006 4/3/2007
Trial Results: Good efficacy at 4 pints per 100 gal, but inoculated and non-inoculated checks had no disease.
2006 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Purple Splendour'
C
1/8/2007 5/8/2007
Trial Results: Significant disease reduction at 4 pints per 100 gal.
2006 WA Chastagner
Foliar
'Purple Splendour'
C
1/8/2007 5/8/2007
Trial Results: No significant reduction in disease with 4 pints per 100 gal.
2005 OR
Regan
Foliar
Trial Results: Good efficacy with foliar application
2006 OR
Regan
'Nova Zembla'
C
O
2007
OR
Regan
P
P
24935 B Phytophthora citricola
Rhododendron sp.
Alude
Potassium phosphite
Field Container
2006
OR
Regan
Rhododendron sp.
BioPhos 43L
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium
phosphate
Field Container
2005
NC
Benson
25825 C Phytophthora citricola
Rhododendron sp.
Disarm
Fluoxastrobin
Field Container
Foliar
2005 OR
Regan
Foliar
2006
OR
Regan
2/3/2006 6/27/2006
C
10/22/2005 6/27/2006
'Nova Zembla'
C
2/3/2006 6/27/2006
P
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
Rhododendron sp.
Fenstop
Fenamidone
Production
Site
Trial
Field Container
2005 OR
Regan
Foliar
Trial Results: Poor efficacy with foliar application
2006 OR
Regan
'Nova Zembla'
2005
'Nova Zembla'
Species /
Cultivar
Fore 80WP
Manganese + Zinc +
Ethylene bisdithiocarbamate Ion
26466 A Phytophthora citricola
Rhododendron sp.
Heritage
Azoxystrobin
Field Container
2007
Rhododendron sp.
Insignia
Pyraclostrobin
Field Container
2005 OR
Regan
2006 OR
Regan
'Nova Zembla'
2005 OR
Regan
2006 OR
Regan
'Nova Zembla'
Rhododendron sp.
OR
Regan
Foliar
C
C
Page 15 of 44
Magellan
Mono- and Dibasic
Sodium, Potassium
and Ammonium
Phosphites
Field Container
OR
Regan
Foliar
P
C
C
Field Container
2006
OR
Regan
P
Rhododendron sp.
NOA 446510
Mandipropamid
Field Container
2006
OR
Regan
P
2007
OR
Regan
P
Rhododendron sp.
Segway
Cyazofamid
Field Container
2007
Stature DM
Dimethomorph
Field Container
OR
'Nova Zembla'
C
P
'Nova Zembla'
C
Rhododendron sp.
Subdue MAXX
Mefenoxam
Field Container
2007
OR
Regan
P
Rhododendron sp.
Tank Mix: Heritage +
azoxystrobin +
mefonaxam
Field Container
2007
OR
Regan
P
Tanos
TBD
2007
OR
Regan
P
Rhododendron sp.
Famoxadone +
Cymoxanil
2/3/2006 6/27/2006
P
2/3/2006 6/27/2006
P
Regan
2005 OR
Regan
Foliar
2007 OR
Regan
2/3/2006 6/27/2006
P
MultiGuard
Furfural
2005 OR
Regan
Foliar
2006 OR
Regan
2/3/2006 6/27/2006
P
Rhododendron sp.
Rhododendron sp.
2/3/2006 6/27/2006
2/3/2006 6/27/2006
P
Rhododendron sp.
Field Container
Application
Type
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
TM-459
TM-459
Field Container
2005 OR
Regan
Field Container
2006
OR
Regan
P
2007
OR
Regan
P
Crop
Product
Rhododendron sp.
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
'Nova Zembla'
C
V-10161
Rhododendron sp.
V-10161
26987 N Phytophthora cryptogea
Phytophthora cryptogea
Transvaal Daisy
Gerbera sp.
Aliette WDG
Fosetyl Al
Greenhouse
2007
NC
Benson
P
26988 B Phytophthora cryptogea
Transvaal Daisy
Gerbera sp.
Alude
Potassium phosphite
Greenhouse
2007
NC
Benson
P
Transvaal Daisy
Gerbera sp.
BioPhos 43L
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium
phosphate
Greenhouse
2007
NC
Benson
P
TBD
2007
NC
Benson
P
Transvaal Daisy
Disarm
Gerbera sp.
Fluoxastrobin
26997 C Phytophthora cryptogea
Transvaal Daisy
Gerbera sp.
Fenstop
Fenamidone
Greenhouse
2007
NC
Benson
P
26383 A Phytophthora cryptogea
Transvaal Daisy
Gerbera sp.
Heritage
Azoxystrobin
TBD
2007
NC
Benson
P
Transvaal Daisy
Gerbera sp.
Insignia
Pyraclostrobin
Greenhouse
2007
NC
Benson
P
Transvaal Daisy
Gerbera sp.
Magellan
Mono- and Dibasic
Sodium, Potassium
and Ammonium
Phosphites
Greenhouse
2007
NC
Benson
P
Transvaal Daisy
Gerbera sp.
Medallion
Fludioxonil
Greenhouse
2007
NC
Benson
P
Transvaal Daisy
Gerbera sp.
MultiGuard
Furfural
Greenhouse
2007
NC
Benson
P
Transvaal Daisy
Gerbera sp.
Muscodor albus
Muscodor albus
Greenhouse
2007
NC
Benson
P
Transvaal Daisy
Gerbera sp.
NOA 446510
Mandipropamid
TBD
2007
NC
Benson
P
Transvaal Daisy
Gerbera sp.
Segway
Cyazofamid
TBD
2007
NC
Benson
P
2/3/2006 6/27/2006
Page 16 of 44
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Stature DM
Dimethomorph
Greenhouse
2004 NC
Benson
Drench
G. jamesonii
C
12/1/2004 1/1/2005
Trial Results: All rates significantly reduced disease ratings and increased top dry weights (6.4, 12.4, 25.6 oz per
100 gal).
Greenhouse
2007
NC
Benson
P
Crop
Product
Transvaal Daisy
Gerbera sp.
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Transvaal Daisy
Subdue MAXX
Gerbera sp.
Mefenoxam
Transvaal Daisy
Gerbera sp.
azoxystrobin +
mefonaxam
TBD
2007
NC
Benson
P
Transvaal Daisy
Gerbera sp.
V-10161
V-10161
TBD
2007
NC
Benson
P
Transvaal Daisy
Gerbera sp.
Vital 4L
Potassium phosphite
Greenhouse
2007
NC
Benson
P
25756 N Phytophthora drechsleri
Phytophthora drechsleri
Poinsettia
Aliette WDG
Fosetyl Al
Greenhouse
2005 MI
Hausbeck
Drench
'Freedom Red'
Trial Results: Mediocre control at 12.8 oz per 100 gal.
C
10/13/2005
5/8/2007
25752 B Phytophthora drechsleri
Poinsettia
Alude
Potassium phosphite
Greenhouse
2005 MI
Hausbeck
Drench
'Freedom Red'
Trial Results: Some efficacy at 12.7 fl oz per 100 gal.
C
10/13/2005
5/8/2007
25753 B Phytophthora drechsleri
Poinsettia
BioPhos 43L
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium
phosphate
Greenhouse
2005 MI
Hausbeck
Drench
'Freedom Red'
Trial Results: Good plant health and no plant death at 128 fl oz per 100 gal.
C
10/13/2005
5/8/2007
Poinsettia
Insignia
Pyraclostrobin
Greenhouse
2005 MI
Hausbeck
Drench
'Freedom Red'
Trial Results: Poor efficacy with drench application at 8 and 16 oz per 100 gal.
C
10/13/2005
5/8/2007
Greenhouse
2005
C
10/13/2005 6/27/2006
Page 17 of 44
25751 A Phytophthora drechsleri
Poinsettia
Segway
Cyazofamid
Poinsettia
Stature DM
Dimethomorph
Greenhouse
2005 MI
Hausbeck
Drench
'Freedom Red'
C
10/13/2005 5/8/2007
Trial Results: Good plant health and no plant death at 6.4 oz per 100 gal, but the 3.2 oz rate provided somewhat
less efficacy.
Poinsettia
Terrazole 35%WP
Etridiazole
Greenhouse
2005 MI
Hausbeck
Drench
'Freedom Red'
C
10/13/2005
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy equivalent to uninoculated control at a rate of 10 oz per 100 gal.
25763 N Phytophthora nicotianae Snapdragon
Phytophthora nicotianae Antirrhinum majus
Aliette WDG
Fosetyl Al
Greenhouse
2005 MI
Hausbeck
Drench
Trial Results: Poor efficacy with drench applicatoin
'White'
C
1/24/2006 6/27/2006
25759 B Phytophthora nicotianae Snapdragon
Alude
Potassium phosphite
Greenhouse
2005 MI
Hausbeck
Drench
'White'
C
1/24/2006 6/27/2006
MI
Hausbeck
Drench
'Freedom Red'
Trial Results: Good plant health and no plant death at 3 oz per 100 gal, but the 6 oz rate provided somewhat less
efficacy.
5/8/2007
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Printed: 9/20/2007
Product
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
BioPhos 43L
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium
phosphate
Greenhouse
2005 MI
Hausbeck
Drench
Trial Results: Good efficacy with drench application
Fenstop
Fenamidone
Greenhouse
2006 MI
Hausbeck
Drench
'Montego Mix'
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy at 7 and 14 fl oz per 100 gal.
25761 C Phytophthora nicotianae Snapdragon
Insignia
Pyraclostrobin
Greenhouse
2005 MI
Hausbeck
Drench
'White'
C
1/24/2006 6/27/2006
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy at 16oz per 100 gal drench application; ineffective at lower rate
MultiGuard
Furfural
Greenhouse
2006 MI
Hausbeck
Drench
'Montego Mix'
Trial Results: Poor efficacy with drenches of 500 and 1000 ppm.
C
2/28/2007
5/8/2007
NOA 446510
Mandipropamid
Greenhouse
2006 MI
Hausbeck
Drench
'Montego Mix'
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with 4.1 and 8.2 oz per 100 gal.
C
2/28/2007
5/8/2007
Segway
Greenhouse
2004
C
4/3/2007
C
1/24/2006 6/27/2006
C
2/28/2007
25758 A Phytophthora nicotianae
Snapdragon
Cyazofamid
Stature DM
Dimethomorph
Hausbeck
Drench
'Floral Showers White'
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy at 3 fl oz per 100 gal
2005 MI
Hausbeck
Drench
'White'
2006 MI
Hausbeck
Drench
'Montego Mix'
Trial Results: Good efficacy at 3 and 6 fl oz per 100 gal
Page 18 of 44
MI
'White'
Greenhouse
2004 MI
Hausbeck
Drench
2005 MI
Hausbeck
Drench
2006 MI
Hausbeck
Drench
C
1/24/2006 6/27/2006
C
2/28/2007
5/8/2007
5/8/2007
C
4/3/2007
'White'
C
1/24/2006 6/27/2006
'Montego Mix'
C
2/28/2007
5/8/2007
Trial Results: Great efficacy with 12.8 oz per 100 gal.
Terrazole 35%WP
Etridiazole
Greenhouse
2004 MI
Hausbeck
Drench
2005 MI
Hausbeck
Drench
'White'
Trial Results: Virtually no efficacy with drench application
C
4/3/2007
C
1/24/2006 6/27/2006
C
2/28/2007
5/8/2007
C
2/28/2007
5/8/2007
Truban
Etridiazole
Greenhouse
2006 MI
Hausbeck
Drench
Trial Results: Poor efficacy with 6 oz per 100 gal.
'Montego Mix'
26716 A Phytophthora nicotianae Snapdragon
V-10161
V-10161
Greenhouse
2006 MI
Hausbeck
Drench
'Montego Mix'
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with 1.02, 2.04, and 4 fl oz per 100 gal.
24980 N Phytophthora nicotianae Mexican cliff rose
Phytophthora nicotianae Purshia mexica
Aliette WDG
Fosetyl Al
Greenhouse
2005 UT
Evans
Drench
C
10/3/2006 5/8/2007
Trial Results: Some efficacy at 10 oz per 100 gal, but not significantly different from both untreated noninoculated and untreated inoculated controls.
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Crop
24973 B Phytophthora nicotianae
Mexican cliff rose
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Fenstop
Fenamidone
Greenhouse
2005 UT
Evans
Drench
C
10/3/2006 5/8/2007
Trial Results: No efficacy at 14 fl oz per 100 gal, and some efficacy at 28 fl oz per 100 gal, but this was not
significantly different from both untreated non-inoculated and untreated inoculated controls.
Insignia
Greenhouse
2005
Product
Pyraclostrobin
UT
Evans
Application
Type
Drench
Species /
Cultivar
C
10/3/2006
5/8/2007
Trial Results: Some efficacy at 16 and 40 oz per 100 gal, but not significantly different from both untreated noninoculated and untreated inoculated controls.
24976 B Phytophthora nicotianae Mexican cliff rose
Magellan
Mono- and Dibasic
Sodium, Potassium
and Ammonium
Phosphites
Greenhouse
2005 UT
Evans
Drench
C
10/3/2006 5/8/2007
Trial Results: Some efficacy at 8 fl oz per 100 gal, but not significantly different from both untreated noninoculated and untreated inoculated controls.
24971 A Phytophthora nicotianae Mexican cliff rose
Segway
Cyazofamid
Greenhouse
2005 UT
Evans
Drench
C
10/3/2006 5/8/2007
Trial Results: Some efficacy at 1.5 and 3 fl oz per 100 gal, but not significantly different from both untreated noninoculated and untreated inoculated controls.
24974 N Phytophthora nicotianae
Stature DM
Greenhouse
2005
Mexican cliff rose
Dimethomorph
UT
Evans
Drench
C
10/3/2006
5/8/2007
Page 19 of 44
Trial Results: No efficacy at 12.8 oz per 100 gal, and some efficacy at 6.4 fl oz per 100 gal, but this was not
significantly different from both untreated non-inoculated and untreated inoculated controls.
Terrazole 35%WP
Etridiazole
Greenhouse
2005 UT
Evans
Drench
Trial Results: No efficacy at 10 oz per 100 gal.
26172 B Phytophthora nicotianae Mexican cliff rose
Vital 4L
Potassium phosphite
Greenhouse
2005 UT
Evans
C
10/3/2006 5/8/2007
Trial Results: Some efficacy at 4 pints per 100 gal, but not significantly different from both untreated noninoculated and untreated inoculated controls.
25814 B Phytophthora nicotianae Azalea, & Rhododendron
Phytophthora nicotianae Rhododendron sp.
Alude
Potassium phosphite
Field Container
2006
NY
Becker
P
25816 C Phytophthora nicotianae Azalea, & Rhododendron
Disarm
Fluoxastrobin
Field Container
2006
NY
Becker
P
2007
NY
Becker
P
Fenstop
Fenamidone
Field Container
2006
NY
Becker
P
26381 A Phytophthora nicotianae Rhododendron
Heritage
Azoxystrobin
Field Container
2007
NY
Becker
P
Insignia
Pyraclostrobin
Field Container
2006
NY
Becker
P
25811 C Phytophthora nicotianae Azalea, & Rhododendron
MultiGuard
Furfural
Field Container
2006
NY
Becker
P
25812 N Phytophthora nicotianae Azalea, & Rhododendron
NOA 446510
Mandipropamid
Field Container
2006
NY
Becker
P
2007
NY
Becker
P
C
10/3/2006
5/8/2007
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Crop
25678 A Phytophthora nicotianae Azalea, & Rhododendron
26884 C Phytophthora nicotianae
Printed: 9/20/2007
Product
Segway
Cyazofamid
Production
Site
NC
Benson
NY
Becker
P
2007
NY
Becker
P
TBD
C
2007
NY
Becker
P
2006
NY
Becker
P
2007
NY
Becker
P
10/22/2005 6/27/2006
azoxystrobin +
mefonaxam
Field Container
20323 N Phytophthora nicotianae African Violet
Phytophthora nicotianae Saintpaulia sp.
Stature DM
Dimethomorph
Greenhouse
Sage, common
Species /
Cultivar
2005
V-10161
V-10161
Phytophthora nicotianae Salvia officinalis
Application
Type
2006
Field Container
25813 A Phytophthora nicotianae Azalea, & Rhododendron
Trial
Aliette WDG
Greenhouse
Fosetyl Al
2004 NC
Benson
Drench
S. ionantha
C
Trial Results: Trial 1: No efficacy at any tested rate (6.4, 12.4, 25.6 oz per 100 gal).
2004 NC
Benson
Drench
S. ionantha
C
Trial Results: Trial 2: No efficacy at any tested rate (6.4, 12.4, 25.6 oz per 100 gal).
2005
WA
Walsh
Drench
12/1/2004
1/1/2005
12/1/2004
1/1/2005
C
3/7/2007
5/8/2007
Trial Results: No statistical difference among treatments on P. parasitica
Page 20 of 44
26188 B Phytophthora nicotianae Sage, common
Alude
Potassium phosphite
Greenhouse
2005 WA Walsh
Drench
C
3/7/2007
5/8/2007
26193 N Phytophthora nicotianae Sage, common
Captan
Captan
Greenhouse
2005 WA Walsh
Drench
C
3/7/2007
5/8/2007
Insignia
Pyraclostrobin
Greenhouse
2005 WA Walsh
Drench
C
3/7/2007
5/8/2007
26187 A Phytophthora nicotianae Sage, common
Segway
Cyazofamid
Greenhouse
2005 WA Walsh
Drench
C
3/7/2007
5/8/2007
26191 N Phytophthora nicotianae Sage, common
Stature DM
Dimethomorph
Greenhouse
2005 WA Walsh
Drench
C
3/7/2007
5/8/2007
Vital 4L
Potassium phosphite
Greenhouse
2005 WA Walsh
Drench
Trial Results: No statistical difference among treatments on P. parasitica.
C
3/7/2007
5/8/2007
25174 N Phytophthora nicotianae Spathe Flower, Spathiphyll Aliette WDG
Phytophthora nicotianae Spathiphyllum sp.
Fosetyl Al
Greenhouse
2005 FL
Norman
Drench
'Petite'
C
9/2/2005 6/27/2006
Trial Results: Great control with 12.8 oz per 100 gal with some break through starting to occur.
2006 FL
Norman
Drench
'Patrice'
C
11/8/2006 5/8/2007
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with 12.8 fl oz per 100 gal.
25291 B Phytophthora nicotianae
Greenhouse
2005
Spathe Flower, Spathiphyll Alude
Potassium phosphite
FL
Norman
Drench
'Petite'
C
9/2/2005 6/27/2006
Trial Results: Excellent control with 2 quarts per 100 gal.
PR # /
Priority
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
25172 B Phytophthora nicotianae Spathe Flower, Spathiphyll BioPhos 43L
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium
phosphate
Greenhouse
2005 FL
Norman
Drench
Trial Results: Excellent control at 2%.
'Petite'
C
9/2/2005 6/27/2006
25169 N Phytophthora nicotianae Spathe Flower, Spathiphyll Fenstop
Fenamidone
Greenhouse
2005 FL
Norman
Drench
'Petite'
Trial Results: Excellent control at 14 and 28 oz per 100 gal.
C
9/2/2005 6/27/2006
25170 B Phytophthora nicotianae Spathe Flower, Spathiphyll Insignia
Pyraclostrobin
Greenhouse
2005 FL
Norman
Drench
'Petite'
Trial Results: Excellent control at 16 and 40 oz per 100 gal.
C
9/2/2005 6/27/2006
25292 B Phytophthora nicotianae Spathe Flower, Spathiphyll K-Phite
Greenhouse
2005 FL
Norman
Drench
Trial Results: Excellent control with 1%.
C
9/2/2005 6/27/2006
25168 A Phytophthora nicotianae Spathe Flower, Spathiphyll Segway
Cyazofamid
Greenhouse
2005 FL
Norman
Drench
'Petite'
C
9/2/2005 6/27/2006
Trial Results: Excellent control at high rate of 3.0 oz per 100 gal. Less control with 1.5 oz per 100 gal rate.
2006 FL
Norman
Drench
'Patrice'
C
11/8/2006 5/8/2007
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Product
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
'Petite'
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with 3 and 6 fl oz per 100 gal.
Page 21 of 44
25171 N Phytophthora nicotianae Spathe Flower, Spathiphyll Stature DM
Dimethomorph
Greenhouse
2005 FL
Norman
Drench
'Petitie'
Trial Results: Excellent control at 6.4 and 12.8 oz per 100 gal.
C
9/2/2005 6/27/2006
25175 N Phytophthora nicotianae Spathe Flower, Spathiphyll Subdue MAXX
Mefenoxam
Greenhouse
2005 FL
Norman
Drench
'Petite'
C
9/2/2005
Trial Results: Great control with 1 oz per 100 gal with some break through starting to occur.
2006 FL
Norman
Drench
'Patrice'
C
11/8/2006
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with 0.6 fl oz per 100 gal
4/3/2007
5/8/2007
25173 B Phytophthora nicotianae Spathe Flower, Spathiphyll Vital 4L
Potassium phosphite
Greenhouse
2005 FL
Norman
Drench
'Petite'
Trial Results: Excellent cotnrol at 4 pints per 100 gal.
C
25229 N Phytophthora nicotianae Periwinkle
Phytophthora nicotianae Vinca sp.
Aliette WDG
Fosetyl Al
Greenhouse
2005 MI
Hausbeck
Foliar
'Polka Dot Pacific'
C
10/13/2005
5/8/2007
25183 B Phytophthora nicotianae Periwinkle
Alude
Potassium phosphite
Greenhouse
2005 MI
Hausbeck
Foliar
'Polka Dot Pacific'
C
10/13/2005
5/8/2007
25184 B Phytophthora nicotianae Periwinkle
BioPhos 43L
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium
phosphate
Greenhouse
2005 MI
Hausbeck
Foliar
'Polka Dot Pacific'
C
10/13/2005
5/8/2007
Captan
Greenhouse
2006
Foliar
C
2/28/2007
5/8/2007
C
10/13/2005
5/8/2007
Periwinkle
Captan
Daconil Weather Stik
Chlorothalonil
MI
Hausbeck
9/2/2005 6/27/2006
Trial Results: Great efficacy at 1.5 lb per 100 gal.
Greenhouse
2005 MI
Hausbeck
Foliar
'Polka Dot Pacific'
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Crop
25804 C Phytophthora nicotianae Periwinkle
Printed: 9/20/2007
Product
Fenstop
Fenamidone
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Greenhouse
2006 FL
Norman
Drench
'Patrice'
2006 MI
Hausbeck
Drench
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy at 7 and 14 fl oz per 100 gal.
Species /
Cultivar
Insignia
Pyraclostrobin
Greenhouse
2005 MI
Hausbeck
Foliar
Trial Results: Significant but poor efficacy
MultiGuard
Furfural
Greenhouse
2006 FL
Norman
Drench
'Patrice'
Trial Results: Poor efficacy with drenches of 500 and 1000 ppm.
2006 MI
Hausbeck
Foliar
Trial Results: Good efficacy with foliar applications of 500 and 1000 ppm.
25182 A Phytophthora nicotianae
Periwinkle
Page 22 of 44
25807 A Phytophthora nicotianae Periwinkle
'Polka Dot Pacific'
C
11/8/2006
C
5/8/2007
5/8/2007
C
10/13/2005
5/8/2007
C
11/8/2006
5/8/2007
C
5/8/2007
NOA 446510
Mandipropamid
Greenhouse
2006 MI
Hausbeck
Foliar
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with 4.1 and 8.2 oz per 100 gal.
C
5/8/2007
Segway
Greenhouse
2005
C
4/3/2007
Cyazofamid
Stature DM
Dimethomorph
V-10161
V-10161
MI
Hausbeck
Foliar
'Polka Dot Pacific'
2006 MI
Hausbeck
Foliar
Greenhouse
Greenhouse
C
2/28/2007
5/8/2007
2005 MI
Hausbeck
Foliar
'Polka Dot Pacific'
2006 MI
Hausbeck
Foliar
Trial Results: Great efficacy with 12.8 oz per 100 gal.
C
10/13/2005
5/8/2007
C
2/28/2007
5/8/2007
2006 FL
Norman
Drench
'Patrice'
2006 MI
Hausbeck
Foliar
C
11/8/2006
5/8/2007
C
Trial Results: Good to excellent efficacy with 60 and 120 ml per 100 gal.
23945 C Phytophthora palmivora Poinsettia
Phytophthora palmivora Euphorbia pulcherrima
EcoGuard
Field Container
Bacillus licheniformis
SB3086 + Indole-3butyric Acid
2004
AL
Reddy
P
23944 C Phytophthora palmivora Poinsettia
Phytophthora palmivora Euphorbia pulcherrima
EcoGuard
Greenhouse
2004
AL
Reddy
P
25180 B Phytophthora palmivora Lilyturf, Big Blue;Giant
Phytophthora palmivora Liriope muscari
BioPhos 43L
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium
phosphate
2005
FL
Strandberg
O
Greenhouse
5/8/2007
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Printed: 9/20/2007
Product
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Fenstop
Fenamidone
Greenhouse
2005
FL
Strandberg
Insignia
Pyraclostrobin
Greenhouse
2005
FL
Strandberg
25176 A Phytophthora palmivora Lilyturf, Big Blue;Giant
Segway
Cyazofamid
Greenhouse
2005
FL
Strandberg
O
25179 N Phytophthora palmivora Lilyturf, Big Blue;Giant
Stature DM
Dimethomorph
Greenhouse
2005
FL
Strandberg
O
25181 N Phytophthora palmivora Lilyturf, Big Blue;Giant
Subdue MAXX
Mefenoxam
Greenhouse
2005
FL
Strandberg
O
26386 A Phytophthora palmivora TBD
Phytophthora palmivora TBD
Heritage
Azoxystrobin
TBD
2007
FL
Palmeteer
P
26385 A Phytophthora palmivora
Segway
TBD
2007
FL
Palmeteer
P
2007
FL
Palmeteer
P
TBD
Page 23 of 44
V-10161
V-10161
TBD
25698 C Phytophthora ramorum
Phytophthora ramorum
Abies grandis
Aliette WDG
Fosetyl Al
Greenhouse
25699 B Phytophthora ramorum
Abies grandis
Alude
Potassium phosphite
Greenhouse
Abies grandis
BioPhos 43L
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium
phosphate
Greenhouse
Abies grandis
Champ Formula 2F
Greenhouse
25702 N Phytophthora ramorum
Abies grandis
Daconil Ultrex
Chlorothalonil
Greenhouse
Abies grandis
Disarm
Fluoxastrobin
Greenhouse
Abies grandis
Dithane 75 DF
Mancozeb
Greenhouse
Fenstop
Greenhouse
Abies grandis
Fenamidone
Foliar
O
Cyazofamid
26387 A Phytophthora palmivora TBD
O
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Crop
Product
Abies grandis
Insignia
Pyraclostrobin
Greenhouse
Abies grandis
Magellan
Mono- and Dibasic
Sodium, Potassium
and Ammonium
Phosphites
Greenhouse
Abies grandis
Mancozeb + Zoxamid Greenhouse
Mancozeb +
Zoxamide
Abies grandis
Maneb
Maneb
Greenhouse
Abies grandis
Polyram
Polyram
Greenhouse
Trial
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
2005 WA Chastagner
Drench
Trial Results: Virtually no efficacy with drench application
C
Rhapsody Biofungicid Greenhouse
Abies grandis
Bacillus subtilis
Abies grandis
Segway
Cyazofamid
Greenhouse
Abies grandis
Stature DM
Dimethomorph
Greenhouse
Abies grandis
Subdue MAXX
Mefenoxam
Greenhouse
25715 A Phytophthora ramorum
Abies grandis
V-10161
V-10161
Greenhouse
Abies grandis
Vital 4L
Potassium phosphite
Greenhouse
Camellia
Camellia sp.
Actinovate
Actinovate
TBD
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
Camellia
Camellia sp.
Alude
Potassium phosphite
TBD
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
Camellia
Camellia sp.
BioPhos 43L
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium
phosphate
TBD
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
Camellia
Camellia sp.
Companion
Bacillus subtillis
GB03
TBD
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
12/19/2005 6/27/2006
Page 24 of 44
PR # /
Priority
Printed: 9/20/2007
Page 25 of 44
Production
Site
Trial
Disarm
Fluoxastrobin
TBD
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
Camellia
Camellia sp.
Fenstop
Fenamidone
TBD
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
Camellia
Camellia sp.
Heritage
Azoxystrobin
TBD
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
Camellia
Camellia sp.
Insignia
Pyraclostrobin
TBD
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
Camellia
Camellia sp.
K-Phite
TBD
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
Camellia
Camellia sp.
Magellan
Mono- and Dibasic
Sodium, Potassium
and Ammonium
Phosphites
TBD
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
Camellia
Camellia sp.
Medallion
Fludioxonil
TBD
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
Camellia
Camellia sp.
MultiGuard
Furfural
TBD
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
Camellia
Camellia sp.
Muscodor albus
Muscodor albus
TBD
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
Camellia
Camellia sp.
NOA 446510
Mandipropamid
TBD
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
TBD
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Product
Camellia
Camellia sp.
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Camellia
SA 11210
Camellia sp.
SA 11210
Camellia
Camellia sp.
Segway
Cyazofamid
TBD
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
Camellia
Camellia sp.
Tanos
Famoxadone +
Cymoxanil
TBD
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
Camellia
Camellia sp.
Trichoderma harzianu TBD
Trichoderma
harzianum
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
TBD
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
TBD
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
Camellia
V-10161
Camellia sp.
V-10161
Camellia
Camellia sp.
Vital 4L
Potassium phosphite
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Magellan
Mono- and Dibasic
Sodium, Potassium
and Ammonium
Phosphites
Field Container
2005
Actinovate
Actinovate
Field Container
2006 OR
Linderman
Trial Results: No efficacy
2006 WA Chastagner
Crop
Product
Fir, Douglas
Rhododendron sp.
OR
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Linderman
?
Foliar
'Catawbiense Boursault'
C
1/10/2007
5/8/2007
Sprench
'Nova Zembla'
C
1/5/2007
5/8/2007
Page 26 of 44
Rhododendron sp.
Aliette WDG
Fosetyl Al
Field Container
2005 OR
Linderman
'Nova Zembia'
C
3/22/2006 6/27/2006
Trial Results: Mixed results: in four experiments only 1 exhibited efficacy with foliar applications
2005 WA Chastagner
Foliar
'Nova Zembla'
C
1/3/2006 6/27/2006
2006 OR
Linderman
Foliar
C
1/10/2007 5/8/2007
Trial Results: Significantly suppressed lesion development
2006 WA Chastagner
Foliar
'Nova Zembla'
C
1/5/2007 5/8/2007
Rhododendron sp.
Alude
Potassium phosphite
Field Container
2005 WA Chastagner
Drench
Trial Results: No efficacy with drench application
2006 OR
Linderman
Foliar
2006 WA Chastagner
Foliar
Rhododendron sp.
Rhododendron sp.
Rhododendron sp.
BioPhos 43L
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium
phosphate
Captan
Captan
Champ Formula 2F
Field Container
Field Container
Field Container
'Nova Zembla'
C
1/3/2006 6/27/2006
C
1/10/2007
5/8/2007
'Nova Zembla'
C
1/5/2007
5/8/2007
2005 OR
Linderman
Foliar
'Nova Zembla'
Trial Results: Mixed results: only achieved good efficacy in one trial
2005 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Nova Zembla'
2006 OR
Linderman
Foliar
2006 WA Chastagner
Foliar
'Nova Zembla'
C
3/22/2006 6/27/2006
C
1/3/2006 6/27/2006
2006 OR
Linderman
Foliar
2006 WA Chastagner
Foliar
Trial Results: Significantly reduced lesion size
2005 WA Chastagner
C
1/10/2007
5/8/2007
C
1/5/2007
5/8/2007
C
1/10/2007
5/8/2007
'Nova Zembla'
C
1/5/2007
5/8/2007
C
1/3/2006 6/27/2006
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Daconil Ultrex
Chlorothalonil
Field Container
2005 WA Chastagner
Foliar
Trial Results: Poor to good efficacy with foliar application
C
1/3/2006 6/27/2006
Disarm
Field Container
2005
C
1/3/2006 6/27/2006
Rhododendron sp.
Fluoxastrobin
Crop
Product
Rhododendron sp.
Rhododendron sp.
Dithane 75 DF
Mancozeb
Fenstop
Rhododendron sp.
Fenamidone
Rhododendron sp.
Rhododendron sp.
Heritage
Azoxystrobin
Insignia
Pyraclostrobin
Chastagner
Field Container
Field Container
Species /
Cultivar
Foliar
2006 OR
Linderman
Foliar
2006 WA Chastagner
Foliar
Field Container
Field Container
C
1/10/2007
5/8/2007
'Nova Zembla'
C
1/5/2007
5/8/2007
2005 OR
Linderman
Foliar
Trial Results: Poor efficacy in four trials
2005 WA Chastagner
Foliar
'Nova Zembla'
C
3/22/2006 6/27/2006
'Nova Zembla'
C
1/3/2006 6/27/2006
2005
'Nova Zembla'
C
3/22/2006 6/27/2006
C
1/3/2006 6/27/2006
OR
Linderman
Foliar
Trial Results: Mixed results: only good efficacy in 1 out of 4 trials.
2005 WA Chastagner
Foliar
'Nova Zembla'
2006 OR
Linderman
Foliar
Trial Results: Significantly suppressed lesion development at high rate
2006 WA Chastagner
Foliar
'Nova Zembla'
Trial Results: Significantly reduced lesion size at high rate
Page 27 of 44
WA
Application
Type
2006 OR
Linderman
2006 WA Chastagner
2007 WA Chastagner
C
1/10/2007
5/8/2007
C
1/5/2007
5/8/2007
Foliar
C
1/10/2007
5/8/2007
Foliar
'Nova Zembla'
C
1/5/2007
5/8/2007
Foliar
2005 OR
Linderman
Foliar
'Nova Zembla'
Trial Results: No to poor efficacy with foliar application in 4 trials
2005 WA Chastagner
Foliar
'Nova Zembla'
Trial Results: Variable efficacy with foliar application
2006 OR
Linderman
Foliar
2006 WA Chastagner
Foliar
'Nova Zembla'
P
C
3/22/2006 6/27/2006
C
1/3/2006 6/27/2006
C
1/10/2007
5/8/2007
C
1/5/2007
5/8/2007
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
Rhododendron sp.
Magellan
Mono- and Dibasic
Sodium, Potassium
and Ammonium
Phosphites
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Field Container
2005 OR
Linderman
'Nova Zembla'
Trial Results: No efficacy with foliar application in 4 trials
2005 WA Chastagner
'Nova Zembla'
Trial Results: No efficacy with drench application
2006 OR
Linderman
Foliar
2006 WA Chastagner
Foliar or Drench
'Nova Zembla'
Trial Results: No efficacy applied foliar or drench
Species /
Cultivar
C
3/22/2006 6/27/2006
C
1/3/2006 6/27/2006
C
1/10/2007
5/8/2007
C
1/5/2007
5/8/2007
Rhododendron sp.
Mancozeb + Zoxamid Field Container
Mancozeb +
Zoxamide
2005 WA Chastagner
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with foliar application
C
1/3/2006 6/27/2006
Rhododendron sp.
Maneb
Maneb
Field Container
2005 WA Chastagner
Foliar
'Nova Zembla'
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with foliar application
C
1/3/2006 6/27/2006
MultiGuard
Field Container
2006
C
1/10/2007
5/8/2007
Rhododendron sp.
Furfural
'Nova Zembla'
C
1/5/2007
5/8/2007
'Nova Zembla'
C
1/5/2007
5/8/2007
Page 28 of 44
Rhododendron sp.
NOA 446510
Mandipropamid
Rhododendron sp.
Polyram
Polyram
OR
Linderman
Foliar
2006 WA Chastagner
Foliar
Trial Results: No efficacy at both rates
Field Container
Field Container
2006 WA Chastagner
Foliar
2007 WA Chastagner
P
2005 WA Chastagner
Foliar
Rhapsody Biofungicid Field Container
2005
Rhododendron sp.
Bacillus subtilis
Trial Results: Virtually no efficacy with foliar application
Rhododendron sp.
SA 11210
SA 11210
Field Container
2005
Rhododendron sp.
Segway
Cyazofamid
Field Container
2005 OR
Linderman
Foliar
'Nova Zembla'
Trial Results: Mixed results: good efficacy in only 1 trial out of 4 conducted
2005 WA Chastagner
Foliar
'Nova Zembla'
2006 OR
Linderman
Foliar
2006 WA Chastagner
Foliar
'Nova Zembla'
Trial Results: Significantly reduced lesion size at high rate
2007 WA Chastagner
WA
OR
Chastagner
Linderman
'Nova Zembla'
'Nova Zembai'
C
1/3/2006 6/27/2006
C
1/3/2006 6/27/2006
C
3/22/2006 6/27/2006
C
3/22/2006 6/27/2006
C
1/3/2006 6/27/2006
C
1/10/2007
5/8/2007
C
1/5/2007
5/8/2007
P
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Stature DM
Dimethomorph
Field Container
2005 OR
Linderman
'Nova Zembla'
C
3/22/2006 6/27/2006
Trial Results: Mixed results with foliar application: no to poor efficacy in 3 trials; excellent efficacy in 1 trial
2005 WA Chastagner
'Nova Zembla'
C
1/3/2006 6/27/2006
2006 OR
Linderman
Foliar
C
1/10/2007 5/8/2007
2006 WA Chastagner
Foliar
'Nova Zembla'
C
1/5/2007 5/8/2007
Subdue MAXX
Mefenoxam
Field Container
2005 OR
Linderman
Drench
'Nova Zembla'
C
3/22/2006 6/27/2006
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy at 4 oz per 100 gal with foliar application in 3 trials; best treatment
2005 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Nova Zembla'
C
1/3/2006 6/27/2006
Trial Results: Excellent efficacy with drench application
2006 OR
Linderman
Foliar
C
1/10/2007 5/8/2007
2006 WA Chastagner
Foliar
'Nova Zembla'
C
1/5/2007 5/8/2007
Crop
Product
Rhododendron sp.
Rhododendron sp.
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Page 29 of 44
2007 WA Chastagner
Foliar
P
Rhododendron sp.
azoxystrobin +
mefonaxam
Field Container
2007
WA
Chastagner
P
Rhododendron sp.
Tanos
Famoxadone +
Cymoxanil
TBD
2007
WA
Chastagner
P
Rhododendron sp.
Terrazole 35%WP
Etridiazole
Field Container
2006 OR
Linderman
2006 WA Chastagner
Rhododendron sp.
V-10161
V-10161
Field Container
Foliar
C
1/10/2007
5/8/2007
Foliar
'Nova Zembla'
C
1/5/2007
5/8/2007
2005 OR
Linderman
Foliar
'Nova Zembla'
C
3/22/2006 6/27/2006
Trial Results: Mixed results with foliar application: no to poor efficacy in 3 trials, excellent efficacy in 1 trial
2005 WA Chastagner
Foliar
'Nova Zembla'
C
1/3/2006 6/27/2006
Trial Results: Good efficacy with foliar application.
2006 OR
Linderman
Foliar
C
1/10/2007 5/8/2007
Trial Results: Good efficacy at both rates.
2006 WA Chastagner
Foliar
'Nova Zembla'
C
1/5/2007 5/8/2007
Trial Results: Significantly reduced lesion size.
2007 WA Chastagner
P
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
Rhododendron sp.
Vital 4L
Potassium phosphite
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Field Container
2005 WA Chastagner
Drench
'Nova Zembla'
Trial Results: Poor efficacy with drench application.
2006 OR
Linderman
Foliar
Trial Results: Significantly suppressed lesion development.
2006 WA Chastagner
Foliar or Drench
'Nova Zembla'
Trial Results: No efficacy applied foliar or drench.
Species /
Cultivar
C
1/3/2006 6/27/2006
C
1/10/2007
5/8/2007
C
1/5/2007
5/8/2007
Page 30 of 44
23938 B Phytophthora root rot
Phytophthora sp.
Pothos
Epipremnum aureum
BioPhos 43L
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium
phosphate
Field Container
Phytophthora sp.
Pothos
Epipremnum aureum
BioPhos 43L
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium
phosphate
Greenhouse
24642 N Phytophthora root rot
Phytophthora sp.
Pothos
Epipremnum aureum
Fenstop
Fenamidone
Greenhouse
23935 A Phytophthora root rot
Phytophthora sp.
Pothos
Epipremnum aureum
Segway
Cyazofamid
Field Container
Phytophthora sp.
Pothos
Epipremnum aureum
Stature DM
Dimethomorph
Greenhouse
Phytophthora sp.
Poinsettia
BioPhos 43L
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium
phosphate
Field Container
Phytophthora sp.
Poinsettia
BioPhos 43L
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium
phosphate
Greenhouse
25233 C Phytophthora root rot
Phytophthora sp.
Poinsettia
Companion
Bacillus subtillis
GB03
Greenhouse
2005
AL
Reddy
P
Phytophthora sp.
Poinsettia
EcoGuard
Greenhouse
2005
AL
Reddy
P
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Greenhouse
2005
Crop
Product
Phytophthora sp.
Poinsettia
Endorse
Polyoxin D
Phytophthora sp.
Spathe Flower, Spathiphyll BioPhos 43L
Spathiphyllum sp.
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium
phosphate
Field Container
Phytophthora sp.
Spathe Flower, Spathiphyll BioPhos 43L
Spathiphyllum sp.
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium
phosphate
Greenhouse
Phytophthora sp.
Spathe Flower, Spathiphyll Stature DM
Spathiphyllum sp.
Dimethomorph
Field Container
Spathe Flower, Spathiphyll Subdue MAXX
Greenhouse
Phytophthora sp.
AL
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Reddy
P
Page 31 of 44
Spathiphyllum sp.
Mefenoxam
Phytophthora sp.
Marigold
Tagetes sp.
Actinovate
Actinovate
Greenhouse
2006 AL
Reddy
Drench
C
2/12/2007
5/8/2007
Phytophthora root rot
Marigold
Tagetes sp.
BioPhos 43L
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium
phosphate
Greenhouse
2006 AL
Reddy
Drench
Trial Results: Good and excellent efficacy at 1 and 2 gal per 100 gal
C
2/12/2007
5/8/2007
Phytophthora sp.
Phytophthora sp.
Marigold
Tagetes sp.
Disarm
Fluoxastrobin
Greenhouse
2006 AL
Reddy
Drench
C
2/12/2007
5/8/2007
Greenhouse
2006
C
2/12/2007
5/8/2007
26778
26777
26774
Marigold
Fenstop
Phytophthora sp.
Tagetes sp.
Fenamidone
26770
Phytophthora sp.
Marigold
Tagetes sp.
MultiGuard
Furfural
Greenhouse
2006 AL
Reddy
Drench
Trial Results: Fair and good efficacy at 250 and 500 ppm
C
2/12/2007
5/8/2007
26776
Phytophthora sp.
Marigold
Tagetes sp.
NOA 446510
Mandipropamid
Greenhouse
2006 AL
Reddy
Drench
Trial Results: Good and excellent efficacy at 2 and 8 oz per 100 gal
C
2/12/2007
5/8/2007
26773
Phytophthora sp.
Marigold
Tagetes sp.
Segway
Cyazofamid
Greenhouse
2006 AL
Reddy
Drench
Trial Results: Good and excellent efficacy at 1.5 and 3 oz per 100 gal
C
2/12/2007
5/8/2007
26771
Marigold
V-10161
Greenhouse
2006
C
2/12/2007
5/8/2007
Phytophthora sp.
Tagetes sp.
V-10161
Phytophthora sp.
Marigold
Tagetes sp.
Vital 4L
Potassium phosphite
C
2/12/2007
5/8/2007
26775
AL
Reddy
Drench
Trial Results: Good and excellent efficacy at 7 and 14 oz per 100 gal
AL
Reddy
Drench
Trial Results: Good and excellent efficacy at 30 and 60 ml per 100 gal
Greenhouse
2006 AL
Reddy
Drench
Trial Results: Good and excellent efficacy at 2 and 4 pt per 100 gal
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Actinovate
Actinovate
Field Container
2007
Aliette WDG
Fosetyl Al
Field Container
2006 OR
Regan
'Spring Snow'
C
Trial Results: Poor control of wound canker with 12.8 oz per 100 gal foliar applications.
2007 OR
Grunwald
P
Crop
Product
26805 C Phytophthora syringae
Phytophthora syringae
Apple & Crabapple (NonMalus sp.
26475 N Phytophthora syringae
2007
OR
OR
Grunwald
Regan
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
P
Page 32 of 44
Alude
Potassium phosphite
Field Container
2006 OR
Regan
'Spring Snow'
C
Trial Results: Good control of wound canker with 64 oz per 100 gal foliar applications.
2007 OR
Grunwald
P
26806 B Phytophthora syringae
BioPhos 43L
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium
phosphate
Field Container
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
Captan
Captan
Field Container
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
Companion
Bacillus subtillis
GB03
Field Container
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
Disarm
Fluoxastrobin
Field Container
2006 OR
Regan
'Spring Snow'
C
Trial Results: No control of wound canker with 3 oz per 100 gal foliar applications.
2007 OR
Grunwald
P
Fenstop
Fenamidone
Field Container
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
26465 A Phytophthora syringae
Heritage
Azoxystrobin
Field Container
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
2007
OR
Regan
P
Insignia
Pyraclostrobin
Field Container
2006 OR
Regan
'Spring Snow'
C
Trial Results: No control of wound canker with 8 oz per 100 gal foliar applications.
2007 OR
Grunwald
P
K-Phite
Field Container
2007
Magellan
Mono- and Dibasic
Sodium, Potassium
and Ammonium
Phosphites
Field Container
2006 OR
Regan
'Spring Snow'
C
Trial Results: Good control of wound canker with 80 oz per 100 gal foliar applications.
2007 OR
Grunwald
P
Grunwald
5/8/2007
3/19/2007
5/8/2007
3/19/2007
5/8/2007
3/19/2007
5/8/2007
3/19/2007
5/8/2007
P
OR
3/19/2007
P
PR # /
Priority
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Medallion
Fludioxonil
Field Container
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
MultiGuard
Furfural
Field Container
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
Muscodor albus
Muscodor albus
Field Container
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
NOA 446510
Mandipropamid
Field Container
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
2007
OR
Regan
P
SA 11210
SA 11210
Field Container
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
Segway
Cyazofamid
Field Container
2006 OR
Regan
'Spring Snow'
Trial Results: Poor control at 3 and 6 per 100 gal with foliar applications.
2007 OR
Grunwald
C
2007
P
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Product
OR
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Regan
Page 33 of 44
Stature DM
Dimethomorph
Field Container
2006 OR
Regan
'Spring Snow'
C
Trial Results: Poor control of wound canker with 12.8 oz per 100 gal foliar applications.
2007 OR
Regan
P
Subdue MAXX
Mefenoxam
Field Container
2007
OR
Regan
P
azoxystrobin +
mefonaxam
Field Container
2007
OR
Regan
P
Field Container
Apple & Crabapple (Non-
Tanos
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
Malus sp.
Famoxadone +
Cymoxanil
2007
OR
Regan
P
Trichoderma harzianu Field Container
Trichoderma
harzianum
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
V-10161
V-10161
2006 OR
Regan
'Spring Snow'
Trial Results: Poor control with 120 ml per 100 gal with foliar applications
2007 OR
Grunwald
C
2007
OR
Regan
P
Field Container
2007
OR
Grunwald
P
Greenhouse
2007
LA
Ferrin
P
26895 B Phytophthora tropicalis
Phytophthora tropicalis
Apple & Crabapple (Non-
Vital 4L
Malus sp.
Potassium phosphite
English Ivy
NOA 446510
Mandipropamid
Field Container
5/8/2007
3/19/2007
5/8/2007
3/19/2007
5/8/2007
P
26476 N Phytophthora syringae
3/19/2007
P
PR # /
Priority
Printed: 9/20/2007
Page 34 of 44
Production
Site
Trial
Segway
Cyazofamid
Greenhouse
2007
LA
Ferrin
P
English Ivy
azoxystrobin +
mefonaxam
Greenhouse
2007
LA
Ferrin
P
A Phytophthora tropicalis
TBD
TBD
Heritage
Azoxystrobin
TBD
2007
FL
Norman
P
25817 A Phytophthora tropicalis
TBD
TBD
Segway
Cyazofamid
TBD
2007
FL
Norman
P
TBD
TBD
V-10161
V-10161
TBD
2007
FL
Norman
P
24571 B TBD
TBD
Fir
Abies sp.
Magellan
Mono- and Dibasic
Sodium, Potassium
and Ammonium
Phosphites
Field Container
2005
OR
Linderman
?
24572 B TBD
TBD
Cedar, Red
Magellan
Mono- and Dibasic
Sodium, Potassium
and Ammonium
Phosphites
Field Container
2005
OR
Linderman
?
0
TBD
TBD
Disarm
Fluoxastrobin
TBD
2006
MS
Henn
P
2007
FL
Norman
P
2007
MI
Hausbeck
P
2007
AL
Reddy
P
2007
MI
Hausbeck
P
2007
MI
Hausbeck
P
Crop
Product
English Ivy
26896 C Phytophthora tropicalis
0
0
Target/Pest Name
C TBD
TBD
A TBD
TBD
Heritage
TBD
TBD
Azoxystrobin
TBD
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
0
B TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Insignia
Pyraclostrobin
TBD
2006
MS
Henn
P
0
A TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Segway
Cyazofamid
TBD
2006
MS
Henn
P
2007
AL
Reddy
P
2007
MI
Hausbeck
P
2007
MI
Hausbeck
P
2007
MS
Gu
P
PR # /
Priority
0
Target/Pest Name
A TBD
TBD
24573 B TBD
TBD
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
TBD
TBD
V-10161
V-10161
Hemlock
Tsuga sp.
Magellan
Mono- and Dibasic
Sodium, Potassium
and Ammonium
Phosphites
Production
Site
Trial
TBD
2007
AL
Reddy
P
2007
MI
Hausbeck
P
2007
MI
Hausbeck
P
2007
MS
Gu
P
2005
OR
Linderman
?
Field Container
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Page 35 of 44
Pythium Efficacy
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
Production
Site
Trial
2006 NC
Benson
Foliar
'Angelica White'
C
2/15/2007
Trial Results: Low disease pressure; root rating and plant size equal to uninoculated and inoculated Checks at 5
lb per 100 gal
26693 N Pythium aphanadermatu Poinsettia
Pythium aphanadermatu Euphorbia pulcherrima
Aliette WDG
Fosetyl Al
Greenhouse
25496 B Pythium aphanadermatu
Alude
Greenhouse
Poinsettia
Potassium phosphite
2006
NC
Benson
Application
Type
Foliar
Species /
Cultivar
'Angelica White'
C
2/15/2007
Trial Results: Low disease pressure; root rating and plant size equal to uninoculated and inoculated Checks at
12.7 fl oz per 100 gal
25497 B Pythium aphanadermatu Poinsettia
BioPhos 43L
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium
phosphate
Greenhouse
2006 NC
Benson
Foliar
'Angelica White'
C
2/15/2007
Trial Results: Low disease pressure; root rating higher and plant growth lower than inoculated and uninoculated
Checks at 64 fl oz per 100 gal
Calirus (PMA300)
Dikegulac sodium
Greenhouse
2006 NC
Benson
Foliar
'Angelica White'
C
2/15/2007
fl oz per 100 gal
26696 C Pythium aphanadermatu
Disarm
Greenhouse
2006
Poinsettia
Fluoxastrobin
NC
Benson
Drench
'Angelica White'
C
2/15/2007
Page 36 of 44
Trial Results: Low disease pressure; root rating equal to and plant growth lower than inoculated Check at 3 fl oz
per 100 gal
Fenstop
Fenamidone
Greenhouse
2006 NC
Benson
Drench
'Angelica White'
C
2/15/2007
and 14 fl oz per 100 gal
Heritage
Azoxystrobin
Greenhouse
2007
Insignia
Pyraclostrobin
Greenhouse
2006 NC
Benson
Drench
'Angelica White'
C
2/15/2007
and 40 oz per 100 gal
25499 C Pythium aphanadermatu Poinsettia
K-Phite
Greenhouse
2006 NC
Benson
Foliar
'Angelica White'
C
2/15/2007
fl oz per 100 gal
Magellan
Mono- and Dibasic
Sodium, Potassium
and Ammonium
Phosphites
Greenhouse
2006 NC
Benson
Foliar
'Angelica White'
C
2/15/2007
fl oz per 100 gal
MultiGuard
Furfural
Greenhouse
2006 NC
Benson
Drench
'Angelica White'
C
2/15/2007
Trial Results: Low disease pressure; root rating and plant size equal to uninoculated and inoculated Checks at
500 ppm; inferior at 1000 ppm
MS
Gu
Drench
P
Pythium Efficacy
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
25503 C Pythium aphanadermatu Poinsettia
Muscodor albus
Muscodor albus
Greenhouse
2006 NC
Benson
Soil Incorporation 'Angelica White'
C
2/15/2007
Trial Results: Low disease pressure; root rating higher and plant growth lower than inoculated and uninoculated
Checks at 1.8 and 3.8 g/L
25986 A Pythium aphanadermatu
NOA 446510
Greenhouse
2006
Poinsettia
Mandipropamid
NC
Benson
Drench
'Angelica White'
C
2/15/2007
2007 MS
Gu
Drench
P
Page 37 of 44
Segway
Cyazofamid
Greenhouse
2006 NC
Benson
Drench
'Angelica White'
C
2/15/2007
2007 MS
Gu
P
26694 N Pythium aphanadermatu Poinsettia
Subdue MAXX
Mefenoxam
Greenhouse
2006 NC
Benson
Drench
'Angelica White'
C
2/15/2007
oz per 100 gal
azoxystrobin +
mefonaxam
Greenhouse
2007
25495 A Pythium aphanadermatu Poinsettia
V-10161
V-10161
Greenhouse
2006 NC
Benson
Drench
'Angelica White'
C
2/15/2007
ml per 100 gal; inferior at 60 ml
Vital 4L
Potassium phosphite
Greenhouse
2006 NC
Benson
Foliar
'Angelica White'
C
2/15/2007
fl oz per 100 gal
26394 A Pythium aphanadermatu
Heritage
Greenhouse
2007
MA
Wick
P
Petunia
Pythium aphanadermatu Petunia sp.
MS
Gu
Drench
P
Azoxystrobin
26395 A Pythium aphanadermatu Petunia
Hymexazol 30L
Hymexazol
Greenhouse
2007
MA
Wick
P
NOA 446510
Mandipropamid
Greenhouse
2007
MA
Wick
P
V-10161
V-10161
Greenhouse
2007
MA
Wick
P
Disarm
Impatiens New Guinea hyb Fluoxastrobin
TBD
2006
NY
Becker
P
TBD
2006
NY
Becker
P
TBD
2006
NY
Becker
P
25829 C Pythium irregulare
Pythium irregulare
25529 B Pythium irregulare
Pythium irregulare
Pythium irregulare
Fenstop
Impatiens New Guinea hyb Fenamidone
Insignia
Impatiens New Guinea hyb Pyraclostrobin
Pythium Efficacy
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Pythium irregulare
MultiGuard
Impatiens New Guinea hyb Furfural
TBD
2006
NY
Becker
P
Pythium irregulare
Muscodor albus
Impatiens New Guinea hyb Muscodor albus
TBD
2006
NY
Becker
P
Pythium irregulare
Segway
Impatiens New Guinea hyb Cyazofamid
Greenhouse
2006
NY
Becker
P
25532 A Pythium irregulare
Pythium irregulare
V-10161
Impatiens New Guinea hyb V-10161
TBD
2006
NY
Becker
P
Pythium irregulare
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
Heritage
Azoxystrobin
Greenhouse
2007 CA
Chase
C
8/13/2007
Trial Results: At rates of 0.9 and 1.8 oz per 100 gal, excellent control equivalent to untreated uninoculated.
Pythium irregulare
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
Hymexazol 30L
Hymexazol
Greenhouse
2007 CA
Chase
C
8/13/2007
Trial Results: Good control with 6 oz per 100 gal and poor control with 12 oz per 100 gal.
Greenhouse
2007
Page 38 of 44
Geranium
NOA 446510
Pythium irregulare
Pelargonium sp.
Mandipropamid
26460 N Pythium irregulare
Pythium irregulare
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
Subdue MAXX
Mefenoxam
Greenhouse
2007 CA
Chase
P
8/13/2007
Trial Results: At 2.0 oz per 100 gal, excellent control equivalent to untreated uninoculated.
Pythium irregulare
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
azoxystrobin +
mefonaxam
Greenhouse
2007 CA
Chase
C
8/13/2007
Trial Results: Excellent control with Heritage 0.9 oz + Subdue MAXX 1.0 oz per 100 gal, equivalent to untreated
uninoculated.
Pythium irregulare
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
Terrazole 35%WP
Etridiazole
Greenhouse
2007 CA
Chase
C
8/13/2007
Trial Results: Excellent control with 8 oz per 100 gal, equivalent to untreated uninoculated.
Greenhouse
2007
CA
Chase
Geranium
V-10161
Pelargonium sp.
V-10161
Pythium irregulare
Fir, Douglas
Actinovate
Actinovate
Greenhouse
2006
OR
Linderman
Pythium irregulare
Fir, Douglas
Aliette WDG
Fosetyl Al
Greenhouse
2006
OR
Pythium irregulare
Fir, Douglas
Alude
Potassium phosphite
Greenhouse
2006
Pythium irregulare
Fir, Douglas
BioPhos 43L
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium
phosphate
Greenhouse
2006
Pythium irregulare
C
8/13/2007
Trial Results: Poor to good control with 4 and 8 oz per 100 gal.
CA
Chase
C
8/13/2007
Drench
C
1/8/2007
Linderman
Drench
C
1/10/2007
OR
Linderman
Drench
C
1/10/2007
OR
Linderman
Drench
C
1/10/2007
Trial Results: Poor to good control with 60 and 120 ml per 100 gal.
Pythium Efficacy
PR # /
Priority
Printed: 9/20/2007
Page 39 of 44
Production
Site
Trial
Captan
Captan
Greenhouse
2006
OR
Linderman
Fir, Douglas
Disarm
Fluoxastrobin
Greenhouse
2006
OR
Linderman
Pythium irregulare
Fir, Douglas
Fenstop
Fenamidone
Greenhouse
2006
OR
Linderman
Pythium irregulare
Fir, Douglas
Heritage
Azoxystrobin
Greenhouse
2006
OR
Linderman
P
Pythium irregulare
Fir, Douglas
Insignia
Pyraclostrobin
Greenhouse
2006
OR
Linderman
C
1/10/2007
Pythium irregulare
Fir, Douglas
Magellan
Mono- and Dibasic
Sodium, Potassium
and Ammonium
Phosphites
Greenhouse
2006
OR
Linderman
C
1/10/2007
Pythium irregulare
Fir, Douglas
MultiGuard
Furfural
Greenhouse
2006
OR
Linderman
C
1/10/2007
Pythium irregulare
Fir, Douglas
Segway
Cyazofamid
Greenhouse
2006
OR
Linderman
C
1/10/2007
Pythium irregulare
Fir, Douglas
Subdue MAXX
Mefenoxam
Greenhouse
2006
OR
Linderman
C
1/10/2007
Pythium irregulare
Fir, Douglas
Terrazole 35%WP
Etridiazole
Greenhouse
2006
OR
Linderman
C
1/10/2007
Greenhouse
2006
OR
Linderman
C
1/10/2007
OR
Linderman
C
1/10/2007
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Product
Pythium irregulare
Fir, Douglas
Pythium irregulare
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Drench
Drench
C
1/10/2007
C
1/10/2007
C
1/10/2007
Fir, Douglas
V-10161
Pythium irregulare
V-10161
Pythium irregulare
Fir, Douglas
Vital 4L
Potassium phosphite
Greenhouse
2006
26731 C Pythium sp.
Pythium sp.
Geranium
Geranium sp.
Actinovate
Actinovate
Greenhouse
2006 AL
Reddy
Drench
Trial Results: Fair efficacy at 10 oz per 100 gal
C
2/12/2007
26732 B Pythium sp.
Pythium sp.
Geranium
Geranium sp.
BioPhos 43L
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium
phosphate
Greenhouse
2006 AL
Reddy
Drench
Trial Results: Poor and good efficacy at 1 and 2 gal per 100 gal
C
2/12/2007
26767 C Pythium sp.
Pythium sp.
Geranium
Geranium sp.
Disarm
Fluoxastrobin
Greenhouse
2006 AL
Reddy
Drench
C
2/12/2007
Pythium Efficacy
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
26763 B Pythium sp.
Pythium sp.
26764 A Pythium sp.
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Fenstop
Fenamidone
Greenhouse
2006 AL
Reddy
Drench
Trial Results: Poor and good efficacy at 7 and 14 oz per 100 gal
C
2/12/2007
Greenhouse
2006
C
2/12/2007
Crop
Product
Geranium
Geranium sp.
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Page 40 of 44
Geranium
Hymexazol 30L
Pythium sp.
Geranium sp.
Hymexazol
26766 B Pythium sp.
Pythium sp.
Geranium
Geranium sp.
MultiGuard
Furfural
Greenhouse
2006 AL
Reddy
Drench
Trial Results: Poor and good efficacy at 250 and 500 ppm
C
2/12/2007
26765 A Pythium sp.
Pythium sp.
Geranium
Geranium sp.
NOA 446510
Mandipropamid
Greenhouse
2006 AL
Reddy
Drench
C
2/12/2007
26762 B Pythium sp.
Pythium sp.
Geranium
Geranium sp.
Segway
Cyazofamid
Greenhouse
2006 AL
Reddy
Drench
Trial Results: Poor and good efficacy at 1.5 and 3 oz per 100 gal
C
2/12/2007
26768 A Pythium sp.
Pythium sp.
Geranium
Geranium sp.
V-10161
V-10161
Greenhouse
2006 AL
Reddy
Drench
Trial Results: Poor and good efficacy at 30 and 60 ml per 100 gal
C
2/12/2007
26769 B Pythium sp.
Pythium sp.
Geranium
Geranium sp.
Vital 4L
Potassium phosphite
Greenhouse
2006 AL
Reddy
Drench
Trial Results: Poor and excellent efficacy at 2 and 4 pt per 100 gal
C
2/12/2007
26885 C Pythium sp.
Pythium sp.
Petunia
Petunia sp.
azoxystrobin +
mefonaxam
Greenhouse
2007
MA
Wick
P
26527 C Pythium ultimum
Pythium ultimum
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
Actinovate
Actinovate
Greenhouse
2006
WA
Chastagner
AL
Reddy
Drench
Drench
P. x hortorum 'Elite
White'
C
1/8/2007
Drench
White'
C
1/8/2007
Drench
White'
C
1/8/2007
White'
C
1/8/2007
White'
C
1/8/2007
White'
C
1/8/2007
26528 N Pythium ultimum
Pythium ultimum
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
Aliette WDG
Fosetyl Al
Greenhouse
2006
WA
Chastagner
26008 B Pythium ultimum
Pythium ultimum
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
Alude
Potassium phosphite
Greenhouse
2006
WA
Chastagner
Trial Results: No efficacy applied drench.
2006 WA Chastagner
Foliar
Trial Results: No efficacy with foliar application.
Pythium ultimum
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
BioPhos 43L
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium
phosphate
Greenhouse
2006
WA
Chastagner
Drench
Trial Results: No efficacy applied as a drench.
2006 WA Chastagner
Foliar
Trial Results: No efficacy with foliar application.
Pythium Efficacy
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Pythium ultimum
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
Captan
Captan
Production
Site
Trial
Greenhouse
2006
WA
Chastagner
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Drench
White'
C
1/8/2007
Drench
White'
C
1/8/2007
P. x hortorum 'Elita
White'
C
1/8/2007
Drench
White'
C
1/8/2007
Drench
White'
C
1/8/2007
Drench
White'
C
1/8/2007
Drench
White'
C
1/8/2007
Pythium ultimum
Geranium
Disarm
Pelargonium sp.
Fluoxastrobin
Greenhouse
2006
WA
Chastagner
Trial Results: Significant reduction of disease severity
Pythium ultimum
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
Fenstop
Fenamidone
Greenhouse
2006
WA
Chastagner
Drench
Trial Results: Significant reduction of disease severity
26531 A Pythium ultimum
Pythium ultimum
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
Heritage
Azoxystrobin
Greenhouse
2006
WA
Chastagner
Pythium ultimum
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
Hymexazol 30L
Hymexazol
Greenhouse
2006
WA
Chastagner
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Pythium ultimum
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
Insignia
Pyraclostrobin
Greenhouse
2006
WA
Chastagner
Pythium ultimum
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
MultiGuard
Furfural
Greenhouse
2006
WA
Chastagner
Pythium ultimum
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
Segway
Cyazofamid
Greenhouse
2006
WA
Chastagner
Drench
P. x hortoum 'Elite
White'
Trial Results: Significant reduction of disease severity at both rates
C
1/8/2007
Pythium ultimum
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
Subdue MAXX
Mefenoxam
Greenhouse
2006
WA
Chastagner
Drench
White'
C
1/8/2007
Drench
White'
C
1/8/2007
Drench
White'
C
1/8/2007
Pythium ultimum
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
Terrazole 35%WP
Etridiazole
Greenhouse
2006
WA
Chastagner
Pythium ultimum
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
V-10161
V-10161
Greenhouse
2006
WA
Chastagner
Pythium Efficacy
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Pythium ultimum
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
Vital 4L
Potassium phosphite
Production
Site
Trial
Greenhouse
2006
WA
Chastagner
2006 WA Chastagner
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Drench
White'
C
1/8/2007
Foliar
White'
C
1/8/2007
0
A TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Heritage
Azoxystrobin
TBD
2007
MS
Gu
P
0
B TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Segway
Cyazofamid
TBD
2007
AL
Reddy
P
2007
FL
Palmeteer
P
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Seed Treatment - Downy Mildew
PR # /
Priority
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Heritage
Azoxystrobin
Greenhouse
2007
MI
Hausbeck
P
Coleus, Flamenettle
Coleus sp.
Insignia
Pyraclostrobin
Greenhouse
2007
MI
Hausbeck
P
26741 C Downy Mildew of Mint,
Peronospora lamii
Coleus, Flamenettle
Coleus sp.
Medallion
Fludioxonil
Greenhouse
2007
MI
Hausbeck
P
Peronospora lamii
Coleus, Flamenettle
Coleus sp.
NOA 446510
Mandipropamid
Greenhouse
2007
MI
Hausbeck
P
Peronospora lamii
Coleus, Flamenettle
Coleus sp.
Segway
Cyazofamid
Greenhouse
2007
MI
Hausbeck
P
Peronospora lamii
Coleus, Flamenettle
Coleus sp.
Stature
Dimethomorph +
Mancozeb
Greenhouse
2007
MI
Hausbeck
P
Coleus, Flamenettle
Subdue MAXX
Greenhouse
2007
MI
Hausbeck
P
Coleus sp.
Mefenoxam
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Product
Peronospora lamii
Coleus, Flamenettle
Coleus sp.
Peronospora lamii
Peronospora lamii
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
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Xanthemonas Efficacy
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
26721 C TBD
TBD
26722 C TBD
TBD
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Kasugamycin
Kasugamycin
Greenhouse
2007
FL
Norman
P
2007
FL
Strandberg
P
Geranium
Tanos + Kocide Tank
Greenhouse
2007
FL
Norman
P
Pelargonium sp.
Famoxadone +
Cymoxanil + Copper
2007
FL
Strandberg
P
Crop
Product
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
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Top 10 Disease Groups for Herbaceous Plant Materials Separated by Geography.
Region
Survey
Count
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
North Central
Northeast
Southern
Western
83
33
183
77
Powdery Mildew (68)
Botrytis (48)
Phytophthora (29)
Pythium (29)
Downy Mildew (26)
Other (20)
Rusts (8)
Powdery Mildew (34)
Botrytis (20)
Phytophthora (12)
Other (11)
Pythium (9)
Rusts (5)
Virus (3)
Powdery Mildew (71)
Botrytis (69)
Phytophthora (66)
Other (57)
Pythium (44)
Turf Diseases (36)
Downy Mildew (33)
Powdery Mildew (56)
Botrytis (44)
Phytophthora (39)
Downy Mildew (22)
Pythium (16)
Virus (9)
Rusts (9)
Top 10 Disease Groups for Woody Plant Materials Separated by Geography.
Region
Survey
Count
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
North Central
Northeast
Southern
Western
55
31
184
82
Powdery Mildew (40)
Other (20)
Downy Mildew (19)
Phytophthora (19)
Botrytis (18)
Pythium (11)
Foliar Blights (7)
Powdery Mildew (33)
Phytophthora (18)
Rusts (14)
Botrytis (12)
Other (9)
Turf Diseases (5)
Pythium (3)
--
Other (89)
Powdery Mildew (73)
Phytophthora (70)
Botrytis (45)
Turf Diseases (40)
Downy Mildew (36)
Pythium (26)
Phytophthora (79)
Powdery Mildew (64)
Botrytis (30)
Other (18)
Downy Mildew (16)
Rusts (13)
Pythium (10)
Printed: 9/24/2007
New Products / Solutions List - Fungi and Bacteria
Active Ingredient
Food Use
Trade
Name(s)
Orn.Hort./Turf EPA Reg # Registrant
Trade Name(s) for Orn.
Hort Uses
Chemistry/Mode of Action Description of
Activity/Spectrum
Acibenzolar-S-methyl
Actigard,
Blockade
Syngenta
Benzothiadiazole, (Systemic
Acquired Resistance Inducer)
Agrobacterium
radiobacter
Ampelomyces
quisqualis isolate M-10
Galltrol-A
AgBioChem
Bacteria
Ecogen
Fungus
Syngenta
Strobilurin
Azoxystrobin
Strain SB 3086
Bacillus pumilus GB
34
Bacillus pumilus
Strain 2808
AQ 10
Amistar,
Quadris,
Abound
Green-Releaf,
EcoGuard
Sonata AS
Bacillus subtilis strain
MB 1600
GB03
Subtilex
QST 713
Rhapsody
Heritage
100-1093
Induces resistance to tomato spotted Crop-pathosystem specific
wilt virus, Blue mold, Bacterial
Diseases, Downy Mildew,
Sclerotinia
Control of hairy root and root mat, Biopesticide.
crown gall
Hyperparasite of Powdery mildew Biopesticide.
Reduced Risk
Mfg
Supports or Candidate
New Orn. for Reduced
Risk
Hort Uses
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
No
Broad spectrum preventative
fungicide with systemic & curative
properties for control of many plant
diseases including Cladosporium,
Colletotrichum, Cercospora,
Entomosporium, Venturia,
Botryosphaeria, Mycosphaerella,
Puccinia, Pyricularia, Peronospora,
Plasmopara, Guignardia,
Pseudopeziza, Alternaria,
Sphaerotheca, Erysiphe, Leveillula,
Septoria, Pythium, Phytophthora,
Fusarium, Uncinula, Rhizoctonia
etc.
For the control of certain diseases of bed
or field grown ornamentals in
greenhouses, shade-houses, outdoor
nurseries, retail nurseries, production
nurseries, gardens, and other residential
and commercial landscape areas. For
use on golf courses, lawns, and
landscaped areas around residential,
institutional, public, commercial and
industrial buildings, parks, recreational
areas and athletic fields. Also for use on
conifers in production and landscape
situations. Registrant endorses adding
new plants and pests to label.
Yes
Yes
Novozymes Biologicals Microbial
Controls dollar spot.
Yes
No
Gustafson
Microbial
No
No
AgraQuest
Microbial
Biopesticide.
No
No
Becker Underwood
Microbial
Suppression of Rhizoctonia &
Fusarium
Botrytis downy and powdery
mildews, rusts, Sclerotinia blight,
and rots
Seed treatment use
Biopesticide. Pending use on turf,
ornamental plants, conifers, tree
seedlings. Registrant endorses adding
new plants and pests to label.
Biopesticide.
Biopesticide.
No
No
Growth Products Ltd
Microbial
Broad spectrum fungicide that
Biopesticide.
controls Anthracnose, Alternaria,
Cercospera, Helminthsporium, etc.
No
No
AgraQuest
Microbial
Biopesticide. Registered for use on
greenhouse ornamentals. Registrant
Cercospera, Helminthsporium, etc. endorses adding new plants to label.
Yes
No
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Active Ingredient
Food Use
Trade
Name(s)
Bacillus subtilis var.
amyloliquefaciens
strain FZB24
Taegro
Hort Uses
Activity/Spectrum
Microbial
Biopesticide.
Cercospera, Helminthsporium, etc.
No
No
Agriophi
Microbial
Biopesticide.
No
No
Kumiai
Carbamate
Manages bacteria spot and bacteria
speck
Controls downy mildew and
oomycete fungi
Manages powdery mildew,
Alternaria, Botrytis, Sclerotinia and
Monillia
Broad-spectrum activity on
Anthracnose, Alternaria, downy
mildew, powdery mildew, Botrytis,
Sclerotinia and Monilinia.
Development is on “hold”.
No
No
uses. Efficacy and crop safety needed.
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Biopesticide.
Biopesticide.
No
No
No
No
Biopesticide.
No
No
Downy mildew, powdery mildew, Biopesticide.
botrytis, brown rots, aphids and
mites.
Controls Sclerotinia sclerotium and Biopesticide.
S. minor.
Downy mildew, powdery mildew,
blue mold, white rust, anthracnose.
No
No
No
No
No
No
Agriphage
Benthiavalicarb
KIF-230
Boscalid
Endura
Emerald
BASF
Nicotinamide
Boscalid &
Pyraclostrobin
Pristine
BAS 516
BASF
Multi active ingredients
nicotinamide and
strobiluron
Candida oleophila
Candida saitoana
Biocure
Ecogen
Micro Flo
Biofungicide
Biofungicide
Chitosan
Elexa-4
SafeScience
Carbohydrate-Chitin based
product, plant defensive
booster
Natural Product
Cinnacure,
Cinnamite
Coninthyrium minitans
Contans WG
Copper Octanoate
NEU 1140F
Cyazofamid
Ranman
Cyflufenamid
NF-149, Pancho
Cyproconazole
Cyprodinil
Alto
Vangard
Proguard
tbd
Reduced Risk
Mfg
Risk
Hort Uses
Taensa
Bacteriophages
Cinnamaldehyde
Post-harvest diseases.
Post-harvest disease control in
fruits, botrh preventative and
curative activity.
Downy and powdery mildew, gray
mold and Botrytis.
Prophyta / Encore
Technologies
W. Neudorff
Fungus
ISK Biosciences
Interested in further development for
Cyanoimidazole – Inhibitor of Oomycete and
Plasmodiophoromycetes (late blight ornamentals. Registrant endorses
mitrochondrial electronic
adding new plants and pests to the label.
& downy mildew).
transport.
Yes
Yes
Nippon Soda
Phenlyacetamid
Excellent activity on various
powdery mildews and brown rots.
No
No
Syngenta
Syngenta
Triazole
Anilinopyrimidine
Coffee rust.
Ascomycetes and Deuteromycetes
such as: Botrytis, Alternaria,
Monilinia, Venturia,
Pseudocerosporella, Pyrenophora,
Septoria, Erisyphe, Erysiphe,
Rhynchosporium Glomerella,
Coccomyces, and Colletotrichum.
No
Yes
Copper Octanoate
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Active Ingredient
Food Use
Trade
Name(s)
Hort Uses
Palladium
Syngenta
Anilinopyrimidine and
Phenylpyrrole
Controls Botrytis, Alternaria and
brown rot.
Yes
Yes
White rot.
Registration pending, expected in 2007.
and uses to label.
Biopesticide.
No
No
Seed treatment for Smuts, Bunts,
Registrant endorsed adding ornamental
Aspergillis, Fusarium, Penicillium, uses.
Septoria, Cochliobolus,
Pyrenophora, Pseudocercosporella,
and Gaeumannomyces. Submission
foliar use for leafspots and powdery
mildew in 2006.
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Cyprodinil/Fludioxonil
Switch
Diallyl Sulfide
Alli-UP
UAP/Platt
Difenoconazole
Dividend
Syngenta
Diallyl sulfide, classified as
biochemical.
Triazole
Dimethomorph
Acrobat
Forum
BASF / SePro
Cinnamic acid derivative
Stature DM
Dimethomorph/
Pyraclostrobin
(BAS 536)
100-953
BASF
Downy mildew, late blight,
Phytophthora, Plasmopara,
Pseudoperonospora Bremia, and
Peronospora. Should be mixed with
other fungicides for resistance
management.
Combination of cinnamic acid Dimethomorph spectrum (see
derivative and strobilurin
above) plus Alternaria,
Anthracnose, Septoria, Cercospora
Dimoxystrobin
Dithianon
BAS 505F
Delan
BASF
BASF
Strobilurin
Quinone
Epoxiconazole
Opus
BASF
Triazole
Ethaboxam
Guardian
L G Chemicals /
Sumitomo
Extract of Neem Oil
OHP, Inc
Famoxadone +
Cymoxanil
Tanos
Fenamidone
Reason
SP2015
FenStop
Reduced Risk
Mfg
Risk
Hort Uses
Activity/Spectrum
DuPont
Bayer Environmental
Sciences, OHP, Inc.
Sclerotinia and Rhizoctonia
Scab, downy mildew, rust, leaf spot.
Leaf spots, powdery mildew, black
spots.
Thiazole carboxamide
Useful for grape downy mildew,
potato and tomato late blight,
pepper blight and cucumber downy
mildew. Preventive and curative
activity
Extract of Neem oil,
Useful for control of powdery
mildew and rust.
Quinone outside Inhibitors
Broad spectrum foliar fungicide
(QoI) + Cyanoacetamide-oxime with activity against: Downy
Mildew, Alternaria, Anthracnose,
Aerial Phytophthora, Xanthomonas,
Pseudomonas
Imidazolinone (Respiration
Inhibitor)
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Foliar protectant and curative
activity against Oomycete fungi.
Also effective against ascomycete
and Alternaria. Inhibits electronic
transport.
Active Ingredient
Food Use
Trade
Name(s)
Fenbuconazole
Indar
Enable
Fenhexamid
Elevate
Fenpropimorph
Hort Uses
Decree
BAS-421
Fluazinam
Omega
Fludioxonil
Scholar,
Graduate (Post
harvest)
Medallion
Fluopicolide
(V-10161)
Infinito
V-10161
Fluoxastrobin
Evito
Disarm
100-769
Activity/Spectrum
Reduced Risk
Mfg
Risk
Hort Uses
Dow AgroSciences
Triazole
Powdery mildew, rusts, apple scab,
brown rot, cotton ball, mummy
berry (Monilinia spp.), smuts, bunts,
Cladosporium, Myclosphaerella,
Cercospora, Septoria, Rhizoctonia,
Pyrenophora, Helminthosporium &
related genera, and Colletotrichum
sp.
No
No
Arysta Lifesciences
Hydroxyanilide
Yes
Yes
BASF
Morpholine
Syngenta & ISK
Pyridinamine
Non-systemic protectant fungicide Registered on ornamentals. Registrant
that is effective against Botrytis
endorses adding new plants to label.
cinerea, Monilina, Sclerotina
sclerotiorum of lettuce.
Controls powdery mildew, rust,
Helminthosporium, Rhyncosporium,
Septoria, etc.
Broad spectrum disease control:
Alternaria, Botrytis, Cladosporium,
Colletotrichum, Phytophthora,
Plasmopara, Rhizoctonia,
Sclerotinia, Venturia, Streptomyces,
and some mites.
No
Yes
Syngenta
Phenylpyrrole
A protectant fungicide for the
control of certain diseases such as
Botrytis, Cylindrocladium,
Fusarium, Rhizoctonia,
Myrothecium, Cercospora, Pythium,
Phytophthora, Alternaria,
Sclerotium, Septoria, and
Thielaviopsis.
For use in turfgrass including golf
courses, institutional, commercial and
residential lawns, sod farms, sports
fields, parks, municipal grounds and
cemeteries, and on ornamentals grown
in interiorscapes, field nursery plantings,
(ash, non-bearing cherry, non-bearing
peach, crabapple, magnolia, maple and
oak) container nurseries, forest
nurseries, residential and commercial
landscapes, green houses, lath and shade
houses, or other enclosed structures.
to the label.
Yes
Yes
Valent USA
New chemica class.
Acylpicolide
Control of oomycetes including.
pythium, phytophthora and downy
mildew
Yes
Yes
Arysta Lifesciences
Strobilurin
Alternaria, Early Blight and
Sclerotinia, Rust, Powdery Mildew,
Rhizoctonia, Sclerotium rolfsii,
Anthracnose and others.
Pending EPA registration on turf and
ornamentals.
Registered for use on turf and pome fruit
Yes
No
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Active Ingredient
Food Use
Trade
Name(s)
Hort Uses
Flutolanil
Moncut
Vintage
Prostar
Fosetyl-AL
Aliette
Furfural
PreStop
Activity/Spectrum
Benzamide
Aliette, Chipco
Signature
Bayer Environmental
Sciences
Gowan/
Nichino America
Bayer Environmental
Sciences
Multiguard
Protect
Agriguard Company
LLC
PreStop
Verdera Oy (AgBio,
Inc.)
Registered for use on turf and
ornamentals. Registrant endorses
adding new plants to the label.
ALIETTE: Controls Phytophthora, ALIETTE: For use on ornamentals and
Pythium and Alternaria diseases,
bedding plants grown in field nurseries,
fire blight and Downy mildew, and greenhouse, landscaping, and conifer
bacterial blight suppresion.
nurseries. CHIPCO SIGNATURE: For
CHIPCO SIGNATURE: Controls use on common turfgrasses on golf
Pythium and yellow tuft.
courses, sod farms, and other
commercial turf areas. Registrant
Yes
No
Yes
No
Contact Fungicide, Aldehyde
Chemistry
Active against Pythium,
Phytophthora, Fusarium
Yes
No
Fungus
Recommended for control of
Botrytis, Didymella, Pythium and
Rhizoctonia
Controls brown rot and suppresses
shot hole
Bacterial leaf spot wilt, blight, and
fungal diseases such as botrytis,
bunch rot, and powdery mildew.
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Aluminum phosphate
Auxi Gro
Harpin Protein
Messenger
Hexaconazole
Proseed
Syngenta
Triazole
Hydrogen peroxide
Oxidate
Bio Safe Systems
Hydrogen peroxide
Sankyo / Cleary
Chemical
Azole
Emerald Bioagriculture Glutamic acid
Eden BioSciences
Hymexazol
Tachigaren
Ipconazole
Vortex
Chemtura / Gustafson
Triazole
Iprovalicarb
Melody
Bayer Environmental
Sciences
Amino-acid amide carbamate
Kresoxim-methyl
Sovran
BASF / Scotts
Strobilurin
Kasugamycin
Kasumin
Cygnus
Reduced Risk
Mfg
Risk
Hort Uses
Rusts, sheath blight, and other
diseases caused by Rhizoctonia,
Gliocladium
catenulatum Strain
J1446
Glutamic Acid
Messenger
Controls loose smut and common
root rot via seed treatment
Broad spectrum bactericide and
fungicide
Pythium, Aphanomyces, Fusarium
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Biopesticide and Methyl Bromide
Replacement.
No
Yes
No
Protects against seed borne and soil Pending seed treatment use on conifers
and ornamental flowers. Registrant
borne fungi, which causes seed
decay, damping off, and seedling
blight.
Activity on oomycete fungi, downy
mildew, and Phytophthora
Yes
No
No
No
Mildews, Septoria, Rusts, Scab,
Phomopsis, Black Rot. Provides
protectant, curative and eradicant
control of powdery mildew.
Controls bacteria
Arysta Lifesciences
Classified as a methyl bromide
replacement. Furfural is registered for
use in South Africa
Biopesticide. Registered on
ornamentals. Registrant endorses
No
Iinterested in developing for ornamental Yes
use, Need crop safety and efficacy
Active Ingredient
Laminarine
Food Use
Trade
Name(s)
Hort Uses
Iodus 40
Mandipropamid
NOA 446510
NOA 446510
Mefenoxam
Ridomil Gold
Subdue Maxx
Mepanipyrim
Frupica,
Cockpit, Japica
Metconazole
Caramba,
Operetta
Metrafenone
Flexity
MILSANA
Bioprotectant
Milsana
Mono- and dibasic
sodium, potassium, and
ammonium phosphites
Phostrol
Muscodor albus
Myclobutanil
Orysastrobin
BAS 560
Magellan
Arabesque,
Pirouette,
Gilssade
Laredo
Rally
Nova
Eagle, Systhane
100-796
Reduced Risk
Mfg
Risk
Hort Uses
Activity/Spectrum
Goemar
Oligosaccharide
It acts as a disease resistance
activator on a wide range of
pathogens including Septoria spp.
Biopesticide.
Syngenta
Carboxylic Acid Amides
(CAA) or Mandelic Acid
Amides
Active isomer of metalaxyl
Activity on oomycete fungi, downy No soil activity
mildew, and Phytophthora
Yes
Same spectrum as metalaxyl
Yes
Yes
Syngenta
Registered on ornamentals. Registrant
No
No
Kumiai, Sipcam, Certis Anilinopyrimidine
Controls Botrytis, scab (Venturia
spp.) and Powdery Mildew. Mostly
a preventive material but has
curative properties. Unique mode of
action/no cross-resistance.
No
No
BASF, Valent and
Kureha
Triazole
Yes
No
BASF
Dimethylbenzophenone
No
No
KHH Bioscience
Extract from giant knotweed
Locally systemic control of various Interested in developing for ornamental
leafspots, rhizoctonia, rusts and
powdery mildews.
Pending EPA registration on turf and
ornamentals.
Controls powdery and downy
Plans to develop for food uses.
mildew.
Induces phytoalexins that confer
Biopesticide.
resistance to powdery mildew and
other diseases such as Botrytis.
No
No
Nufarm Americas
sodium, potassium, and
ammonium phosphites
Systemic via root or foliar for
control of Phytophthora, Pythium,
Downy/Powdery mildew.
Yes
No
AgraQuest
Biofungicide
Fungus produces volatile
Biopesticide and potential Methyl
compounds that are effective against Bromide Alternative.
plant pathogenic and bacteria.
No
No
Dow AgroSciences
Triazole
A systemic, protectant and curative
fungicide for the control of powdery
mildews, rusts, anthracnose, red
thread, various leaf spots, various
blights, brown patch, melting out,
crown rot, summer patch, Zoysia
large patch, apple scab, brown rot
(Monilinia spp.), shothole (Stimina
spp.), cherry leaf spot (Coccomyces
spp.) grape black rot (Guignardia
spp.)
Yes
No
BASF
Strobiluron
Mildews, Rusts, and Scab.
No
No
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Registered on turf and ornamentals.
to label.
EAGLE: For use in turfgrass, landscape
ornamentals and ornamental tree fruits.
Not for use in commercial greenhouses
or nurseries. Registrant endorses adding
new plants to label. SYSTHANE: For
greenhouse or field grown ornamental
plants. Registrant endorses adding new
plants to label.
Active Ingredient
Oxolinic Acid
Food Use
Trade
Name(s)
Starner
Pantoea agglomerans
C9-1
Peroxyacetic Acid
Phosphonic Acid
Physpe
Picoxystrobin
Hort Uses
Alude
Vacciplant
Acanto
Valent USA
Quinoline
Not registered.
No
No
Nufarm Americas
Bacteria
Biopesticide. Registrant endorses
No
No
Ecolab Inc.
Cleary Chemical Co.
Peroxyacetic acid
Phosphorus acid
Post harvest decay and rot
Downy mildew, scab, pythium,
phytophthora, and root rot
Registered in turf and ornamentals.
Requests ornamental crop safety data.
Yes
No
Agrimar
Syngenta
Glucan from brown alage.
Second generation strobilurin
Bacterial diseases
Wide spectrum of diseases
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
Pipron
SePRO
Piperalin
Polyoxin D
Endorse
Cleary Chemical Co.
Polyoxin D
Veranda
Arysta Lifesciences
Potassium Bicarbonate
Kaligreen,
Armicarb
eKsPunge
Toagosei, Church &
Dwight
Lido Chemical
Potassium Phosphate
Pro-Phyte
Pamol
Potassium
Phosphite/Phosphate
BioPhos
Foliar Nutients, Inc. /
(AgBio, Inc.)
Prochloraz +
Propiconazole
Bumper P
Makhteshim-Agan
Propamocarb
Hydrochloride
Previcur Flex
Banol
Propiconazole
Tilt
Orbit
Banner Maxx
Potassium Dihydrogen
Phosphate
Bayer Environmental
Sciences
100-741
Reduced Risk
Mfg
Risk
Hort Uses
Activity/Spectrum
Syngenta
Controls gram-negative bacteria
and fireblight
Fireblight
Biopesticide.
Registered in Europe- Not interested in
regestering in US
Sterol Biosynthesis
Powdery Mildew
Registered in US greenhouse/impermeable roof only
Fungal antibiotic derived from Broad spectrum control as a
Reduced Risk Product and EPA
Streptomyces.
translaminar penetrant. New mode Biopesticide classification. Registered
of action. Rhizoctonia, Fursarium, in turf.
Colletotrichum, Dreschlera,
Microdochium, Typhula, Pycularia,
Laetisaria, Botrytis, Alternaria,
Erysiphe.
Fungal antibiotic derived from Controls leaf spots and powdery
Labelled for use but not marketed need
Streptomyces.
mildew
crop safety and efficacy data
Inorganic salt
Powdery mildew
Biopesticide.
Potassium dihydrogen
phosphate
Downy mildew, late blight and root
rots
Potassium Phosphite/Phosphate Systemic via root or foliar for
Biopesticide. Registered on turf and
control of Phytophthora, Pythium, ornamentals. Registrant endorses
Downy/Powdery mildew,
Thielaviopsis
Carboxamide + Triazole
Powdery mildew, Fusarium spp, leaf
blotch, Botrytis, Alternaria, and
others.
Pythium and Phytophthora. Should For use on turfgrass and certain
Carbamate – Systemic root
uptake & acropetal distribution be mixed with other fungicides for ornamentals (not for field grown),
resistance management.
including woody ornamentals. No plans
throughout the plant.
to develop further for ornamental uses.
A systemic fungicide for the control For use on turfgrasses, ornamentals and
of various blights, leafspots,
other landscape and nursery plantings.
powdery mildew, rusts, and smuts. Registrant endorses adding new plants
to the label.
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No
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
Powdery mildew
Potassium Phosphate
Triazole
Yes
Active Ingredient
Food Use
Trade
Name(s)
Propiconazole
Proquinazid
Prothioconazole
Pseudomonas
chloroaphis Strain 6328
Bumper
NA
Hort Uses
Bumper 14.3
NA
JAU 6476
Proline
Provost
AtEze
Makhteshim-Agan
Triazole
A systemic fungicide for the control
of various blights, leafspots,
powdery mildew, rusts, and smuts.
DuPont
Inhibition of the development
of the appressorial germ tube
Powdery Mildew
Bayer Environmental
Sciences
Triazolinthone-Demethylation Effective against Septoria spp,
inhibitor
Fusarium spp, Rhynchosporium
secalis, and Rhizoctonia. It has
protectant, curative and eradicant
activity. Can be applied as seed
treatment or as foliar spray
Bacteria
Target pest include soil borne
diseases Rhizoctonia solani and
Pythium spp. Outcompetes
phytopathogenic species.
Bacteria
Fireblight, frost protection,
Acetobacter bacteria, Aspergillus
niger, and Botrytis cinerea
Bacteria
Controls Pythium seed rot and
damping off.
Bacteria
Controls Fusarium and post harvest
storage rots.
Bacteria
The product antagonizes a number
of powdery mildew species
EcoSoil Systems
Pseudomonas
fluorescens A506
Nufarm Americas
Pseudomonas
fluorescens PRA-25
Pseudomonas syringae
Good Bugs, Inc.
Pseudozyma flocculosa
Strain PF-A22
Pyraclostrobin
BioSave
EcoScience
Sporodex WP
Cabrio, Headline
Plant Products Ltd.
Insignia
Activity/Spectrum
BASF
Strobilurin-Mitochondrial
electron transport Inhibitor
Broad spectrum activity on
Anthracnose, Alternaria, downy
mildew, Cercospora leaf spot, rust,
powdery mildew, Septoria,
Phytophthora, Pythium, and
Rhizoctonia.
Active against Botrytis spp.,
Venturia spp., Alternaria solani,
Alternaria mali, Sphaerotheca
macularis and Monilinia spp.
Has shown activity against powdery
mildew in a wide range of crops.
Pyrimethanil
Scala, PH-066
Bayer Environmental
Sciences
Anilinopyrimidine
Quinoxyfen
Arius, Quintec
Dow AgroSciences
Quinoline-Disrupts early cell
signaling activities
Silthiophan
Latitude
Monsanto
Carboxamide
Sankyo
Triazole
Simeconazole
Sanlit, Mongarit
Control of Take-All via seed
treatment.
Effective as seed treatment against
Basidiomycetes
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Reduced Risk
Mfg
Risk
Hort Uses
Yes
No
No
No
Biopesticide.
No
No
Biopesticide. Registrant endorses
No
No
Biopesticide.
No
No
Biopesticide.
No
No
Biopesticide. Registered on greenhouse
roses.
Registered on golf course turf.
Supplemental label submitted for use on
ornamentals, conifers, Christmas trees,
bulb production, commercial/retail
greenhouses/nurseries, commercial and
residential turf. Registrant endorses
No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
Hort Uses
Activity/Spectrum
Active Ingredient
Food Use
Trade
Name(s)
Spiroxamine
KWG 4168
Bayer Environmental
Sciences
Morpholine
Streptomyces
griesoviridis
MycoStop
Verdera Oy /AgBio
Inc.
Bacteria.
Streptomyces lydicus
WYEC 108
SYP-L190
Actino-Iron
Natural Industries
Bacteria.
Shenyang Research
Cinnamic acid derivative
(analog of Dimethomorph)
T-22
Tebuconazole
Folicur
Elite
Raxil
Tetraconazole
Eminent
Mettle
Domark
Thifluzamide
RH - 0753
Thiophanate-methyl
Topsin-M
Trichoderma harzianum
and viride
Remedier
Actino-Iron
Rootshield G
Plantshield HC
Lynx
Reduced Risk
Mfg
Risk
Hort Uses
Powdery mildew, most rusts,
Rhynchosporium leaf blotch.
Chemical shows protective, curative
and eradicative effects.
Damping off/root rots caused by
Biopesticide. WP standard formulation
Fusarium, Pythium, Alternaria and for hydroponic and pot crops. New
other pathogens.
registration of Mycostop Mix for
greenhouse/field/seed treatment
applications.
Control of soil borne plant root and Biopesticide.
damping off fungi
Effective against oomycete fungi,
including downy mildew.
No
No
No
Yes
No
Bioworks
Bayer Environmental
Sciences
Triazole
Powdery mildew, rusts, smuts,
bunts, apple scab, Pyrenophora,
Septoria, Coccomyces, Monilinia,
Cercospora, Cercosporidium,
Ceratocystis, Guignardia,
Sclerotium Rhizoctonia
Coccomyces, Rhynchosporium,
Colletotrichum, and Botrytis
Isagro
Sipcam
Valent
Triazole
Powdery mildew, rusts, smuts,
bunts, apple scab, Pyrenophora,
Septoria, Coccomyces, Monilinia,
Cercospora, Cercosporidium,
Ceratocystis, Guignardia,
Sclerotium Rhizoctonia
Coccomyces, Rhynchosporium,
Colletotrichum, and Botrytis
Dow AgroScience
3336
Fungo
Thiazole-carbomanilide Inhibits succinic acid
metabolism in fungi.
UPI /Cleary Chemical Benzimidazole
/Scotts
Isagro, USA
Fungi
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Registered on soybean
Sclerotina and Rhizoctonia.
Registered on turf and unspecified
Broad spectrum fungicide which
controls a wide variety of foliar stem annual and perennial flowers, bedding
and root diseases
plants, foliage plants, ground covers,
deciduous and evergreen trees and
shrubs except except Swish ivy, Boston
fern and Easter cactus.
Controls Botrytis foliar. Controls Biopesticide. Interested in developing
Fusarium, Pythium, Rhizoctonia
for ornamental uses.
with soil applications.
No
Yes
Yes
Active Ingredient
Food Use
Trade
Name(s)
Trichoderma
harzianum T-39
Trichodex
Trifloxystrobin
Flint
Triflumizole
Terraguard
Triticonazole
Charter
Zoxamide
Zoxium
Hort Uses
Compass
Compass-O
Triton
Reduced Risk
Mfg
Risk
Hort Uses
Activity/Spectrum
Makhteshim-Agan
Fungi
Controls Botrytis foliar. Controls
Fusarium, Pythium, Rhizoctonia
with soil applications.
Biopesticide. Registration has been
dropped
No
No
Bayer Environmental
Sciences, OHP
Strobilurin
Broad spectrum fungicide with
protective and curative activity
against Rhizoctonia, anthracnose,
Corticium, Limonomyces, leaf
spots, rust, pink snowmold,
Fusarium, summer patch
For use on turfgrass including golf
courses, institutional, commercial and
residential lawns, sod farms, sports
fields, parks, municipal grounds and
cemeteries, and of ornamentals grown in
interiorscapes, forest nurseries and
residential and commercial landscapes.
uses. Need crop safety data.
Yes
Yes
Chemtura
Imidazole
Powdery mildew, rusts, apple scab, Interested in developing for ornamental
Rhizoctonia, Cylindrocladium,
uses.
Thielaviopsis, Myrothecium,
Alternaria, Helminthosporium and
related genera.
Yes
No
BASF
Bayer Environmental
Sciences
Dow AgroScience
Triazole
Used as a seed treatment
Yes
No
Amide (Inhibits mitosis by
binding to fungal tubulin
proteins)
Control of foliar phycamycetes and
albugo. Also protectant against
Oomycete fungi. Will be mixed
with mancozeb for broader activity.
No
No
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uses. Need crop safety data.
Printed: 9/21/2007
New Products / Solutions List - Nematodes
Active Ingredient
1,3,dichloropropene +
chloropicrin
alkyl(poly)glycosides
Bacillus firmus
Benclothiaz
Dazomet
Food Use
Orn.Hort./Turf
Trade Name(s) Trade Name(s)
Telone
(Inline
Formulation)
Terrapy
Bionem, Biosafe
CGA 235860
Basamid
DMDP
Duramycin C
Fosthiazate
EPA Reg #
for Orn.
Hort Uses
Registrant
Dow AgroSciences
Fumigant nematicide,
chlorinated hydrocarbon
Cognis Deutschland
Fatty acid preparation in
alkyl(poly)glycoside
Minrav Infrastructurer Bacterial nematicide.
Furfural
Multiguard
Protect
Sodium Azide
Sodium
Tetrathiocarbonate
Enzone
Steinernema
carpocapsae
Steinernema feltiae
Nematac C
Nemasys
No
No
Partial Methyl Bromide Alternative.
No
No
DMDP is phloem mobile, making it Biopesticide.
suitable for foliar applications
Controls various nematode spp.
Biopesticide.
No
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
No
Biopesticide
Classified as a methyl bromide
replacement. Furfural is registered for
use in South Africa
Biopesticide.
Methyl Iodide
Similar to Methyl Bromide
Potential Methyl Bromide Alternative.
No
No
Biopesticide
No
No
Biopesticide.
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Biopesticide.
No
No
Biopesticide.
No
No
Valent USA
Propoxide
No
Contact Nematicide, Aldehyde Active against root knot, ring,
Chemistry
spiral, and sting nematodes
Ditera
Propylene oxide
No
Agriguard Company
LLC
Myrothecium
verrucaria strain
AARC-0255
Bio Act
No
AgraQuest
Syngenta & ISK
Midas
Paecilomyces lilacinus
No
Many soil insects, nematodes and Partial Methyl Bromide Alternative.
plant diseases
Shown to significantly reduce
Biopesticide.
Meloidogyne infestations
Controls root knot and other
nematodes including Heterodera
avenae
Controls several key soil nematodes.
Thiadiazine (carbon disulfide
generator)
Derived from Lonchocarpus
felipei
Actinimycetes
Lower risk Organophosphate
Emerald
BioAgriculture
Arysta Life Sciences
SP3011/ SP3012
Reduced Risk
or Candidate
for Reduced
Risk
No
BASF
Nemasys H
Vydate
Mfg
Supports
New Orn.
Hort Uses
No
Benzisothiazole.
Heterohababditis
megidis
Iodomethane
Oxamyl
Description of Activity/Spectrum Additional Information
Syngenta
BTG
Nemathorin
Similar to metam sodium
Controls root knot, cyst, lesion,
citrus, stubby root, pin, reniform,
dagger, sting, ring, stunt, lance,
spiral, burrowing and other plant
parasitic nematodes.
DuPont
Acetylcholine esterase inhibitor Nematode activity: root knot, sting,
lesion, burrowing, and stunt
nematodes
Prophyta & Gustafson Bio-nematicide
Controls root knot and cyst
nematodes
Aberco
Propylene oxide
Fumigant for stored nuts and spices.
Potential for soil uses
American Pacific
Sodium Azide
Many pests that are currently
controlled by methyl bromide
DuPont Corporation & Sodium Tetrathiocarbonate
Water-soluble soil fumigant for
Helena
(carbon disulfide generator)
management of, plant parasitic
nematodes, various soil borne
pathogens and other soil pests.
Emerald
Biopesticide
BioAgriculture
Emerald
Biopesticide
BioAgriculture
Investigate as a drench or soil
incorporation.
Section 6
2007 High Priority Projects – Weed Science
The following pages contain details on the high priority projects for weed science, 2007 Sedge Materials
Crop Safety, as well as some research on a couple non-high priority projects. The Ornamental
conducted on sulfentrazone crop safety, but only information for the relevant studies appear – not all the
studies related to the Broadleaf Weeds and Sedge Management Crop Safety project.
2007 Sedge Materials Crop Safety
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
26320 B Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Crop
Product
Fir, Fraser
Abies fraseri
BAS 656h EC (dimeth Field Container
Dimethenamid-p
Trial
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
2007
CT
Ahrens/Mervosh
2007
MI
Marshall
P
P
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
Phytotoxicity
Fir, Fraser
Abies fraseri
BAS 656h EC (dimeth Field In-Ground
Dimethenamid-p
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
Phytotoxicity
Fir, Fraser
Abies fraseri
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
2007
CT
Ahrens/Mervosh
P
2007
MI
Marshall
P
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
P
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Field Container
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Fir, Fraser
Abies fraseri
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field In-Ground
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
Fir, Fraser
F6875 0.3G
Field Container
2007
CA
Lieth
P
Abies fraseri
Sulfentrazone +
2007
CT
Ahrens/Mervosh
P
2007
MI
Marshall
P
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
Phytotoxicity
Fir, Fraser
Abies fraseri
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field In-Ground
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
Phytotoxicity
Fir, Fraser
Abies fraseri
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
2007
CT
Ahrens/Mervosh
P
2007
MI
Marshall
P
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
P
Phytotoxicity
Fir, Fraser
Abies fraseri
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field In-Ground
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
Phytotoxicity
Maple, Red
Acer rubrum
Dimethenamid-p
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
2007
NY
Senesac
O
Phytotoxicity
Maple, Red
Acer rubrum
Dimethenamid-p
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
Phytotoxicity
Maple, Red
Acer rubrum
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
Maple, Red
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Field In-Ground
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
Acer rubrum
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Phytotoxicity
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
2007
AL
Gilliam
?
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
Field In-Ground
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
2007
IL
Williams
P
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
MD
Beste/Frank
Crop
Product
Phytotoxicity
Maple, Red
Acer rubrum
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
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Maple, Red
F6875 0.3G
Phytotoxicity
Acer rubrum
Sulfentrazone +
Phytotoxicity
Maple, Red
Acer rubrum
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Hyssop species
Agastache sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Hyssop species
Agastache sp.
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Hyssop species
Agastache sp.
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Barberry
Berberis sp.
Dimethenamid-p
2007
2007 WA Harvey
Over the top
Trial Results: No injury at 0.97, 1.94 and 3.88 lb ai per acre
C
Phytotoxicity
Barberry
Berberis sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
Phytotoxicity
Barberry
Berberis sp.
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
Phytotoxicity
Barberry
Berberis sp.
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
Phytotoxicity
Butterfly Bush
Buddleia davidii
Dimethenamid-p
2007
GA
Fraelich
P
2007
MI
Marshall
P
2007
SC
Fenn
P
2007
GA
Fraelich
P
2007
MI
Marshall
P
2007
OH
Reding
P
2007
SC
Fenn
P
2007
GA
Fraelich
P
2007
MI
Marshall
P
2007
OH
Reding
P
2007
SC
Fenn
P
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Butterfly Bush
Buddleia davidii
Butterfly Bush
Buddleia davidii
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
Field Container
P
8/22/2007
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Field Container
2007
IL
Williams
P
2007
MI
Marshall
P
2007
CO
Klett
P
Dimethenamid-p
2007
MI
Marshall
P
2007
NC
Neal
P
2007
CO
Klett
P
2007
MI
Marshall
P
2007
NC
Neal
P
2007
CO
Klett
P
2007
MI
Marshall
P
2007
NC
Neal
P
2007
OH
Mathers
P
P
Crop
Product
Phytotoxicity
Butterfly Bush
Buddleia davidii
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
26305 A Phytotoxicity
Boxwood
Phytotoxicity
Buxus sp.
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Boxwood
Buxus sp.
Boxwood
Buxus sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
Boxwood
Mesotrione 4SC
Phytotoxicity
Buxus sp.
Mesotrione
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Phytotoxicity
Feather Reed Grass
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
Field Container
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
2007
MI
Marshall
P
2007
OH
Mathers
P
2007
CO
Klett
P
2007
MS
Trader
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
2007 WA Harvey
Over the top
C
8/22/2007
Trial Results: No injury after the first, high injury (stunting and chlorosis) after the second application at 2.65,
5.3 and 10.6 lb ai per acre
Phytotoxicity
Feather Reed Grass
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Feather Reed Grass
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Canna
Canna sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Canna
Canna sp.
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Canna
Canna sp.
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
2007
CO
Klett
P
2007
MS
Trader
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
2007 WA Harvey
Over the top
Trial Results: Very slight injury only at 4X rate (1.5 lb ai per acre)
C
2007
P
WA
Boydston
8/22/2007
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Crop
Product
Phytotoxicity
Redroot
Ceanothus sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
Field Container
Trial
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Page 4 of 30
Redroot
F6875 0.3G
Phytotoxicity
Ceanothus sp.
Sulfentrazone +
Phytotoxicity
Redroot
Ceanothus sp.
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Phytotoxicity
Yellowwood
Cladrastis sp.
Dimethenamid-p
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
Phytotoxicity
Yellowwood
Cladrastis sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
Phytotoxicity
Yellowwood
Cladrastis sp.
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
Phytotoxicity
Yellowwood
Cladrastis sp.
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
Phytotoxicity
Tickseed
Coreopsis sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
2007
WA
Boydston
P
Phytotoxicity
Tickseed
Coreopsis sp.
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
2007
WA
Boydston
P
Phytotoxicity
Tickseed
Coreopsis sp.
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
Hardy Mum
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Field Container
2007
AL
Gilliam
?
2007
GA
Czarnota
P
2007
VA
Derr
P
2007
OH
Mathers
P
2007
OH
Reding
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Field Container
Dendranthema x morifoliu Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Hardy Mum
F6875 0.3G
Dendranthema x morifoliu Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Hardy Mum
Mesotrione 4SC
Dendranthema x morifoliu Mesotrione
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Pinks
Dianthus sp.
Field Container
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Page 5 of 30
Phytotoxicity
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
Pinks
Dianthus sp.
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Pinks
Mesotrione 4SC
Dianthus sp.
Mesotrione
Purple Coneflower
Echinacea sp.
Purple Coneflower
Echinacea sp.
Purple Coneflower
Echinacea sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Production
Site
Trial
Field Container
2007
OH
Mathers
P
2007
OH
Reding
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
Field Container
Field Container
Field Container
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Thoroughwort
Eupatorium sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
Field Container
Thoroughwort
F6875 0.3G
Phytotoxicity
Eupatorium sp.
Sulfentrazone +
Phytotoxicity
Thoroughwort
Eupatorium sp.
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Blue Fescue
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Blue Fescue
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
2007
IL
Williams
2007
NY
Senesac
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
2007
CO
Klett
P
2007
MS
Trader
P
2007
OH
Reding
P
2007
SC
Fenn
P
2007
CO
Klett
P
2007
OH
Mathers
P
2007
OH
Reding
P
D. deltoides 'Brilliant'
O
2007
SC
Fenn
P
2007
VA
Derr
P
2007
GA
Fraelich
P
2007
OH
Mathers
P
2007
SC
Fenn
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
2007
CO
Klett
P
2007
MS
Trader
P
2007
OH
Mathers
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
2007
CO
Klett
P
2007
MS
Trader
P
2007
OH
Mathers
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
Phytotoxicity
Blue Fescue
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Field Container
2007
CO
Klett
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
Species /
Cultivar
Page 6 of 30
Ash
Phytotoxicity
Fraxinus sp.
Dimethenamid-p
Phytotoxicity
Ash
Fraxinus sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field In-Ground
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
Phytotoxicity
Ash
Fraxinus sp.
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field In-Ground
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
Phytotoxicity
Ash
Fraxinus sp.
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Blanket Flower
Gaillardia sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Blanket Flower
Gaillardia sp.
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Blanket Flower
Gaillardia sp.
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Gaura
Gaura lindheimeri
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
2007
WA
Boydston
P
Phytotoxicity
Gaura
Gaura lindheimeri
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
2007
SC
Whitwell
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
Gaura
Mesotrione 4SC
Field Container
Gaura lindheimeri
Mesotrione
Phytotoxicity
Honey Locust
Gleditsia sp.
Dimethenamid-p
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
Phytotoxicity
Honey Locust
Gleditsia sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field In-Ground
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
Phytotoxicity
Honey Locust
Gleditsia sp.
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field In-Ground
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
Honey Locust
Mesotrione 4SC
Field Container
Gleditsia sp.
Mesotrione
Sunflower
Helianthus sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Field Container
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Crop
Product
Phytotoxicity
Sunflower
Helianthus sp.
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Sunflower
Helianthus sp.
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Daylily
Hemerocallis sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Daylily
Hemerocallis sp.
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Daylily
Mesotrione 4SC
Hemerocallis sp.
Mesotrione
Field Container
Field Container
Page 7 of 30
Phytotoxicity
Mallow, Rose Mallow
Hibiscus sp.
Dimethenamid-p
Phytotoxicity
Mallow, Rose Mallow
Hibiscus sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Mallow, Rose Mallow
Hibiscus sp.
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
Mallow, Rose Mallow
Mesotrione 4SC
Field Container
Hibiscus sp.
Mesotrione
Hosta
Hosta sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Field Container
Trial
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
2007
CA
Lieth
P
2007
OH
Reding
P
2007
SC
Fenn
P
2007
SC
Whitwell
P
2007
CA
Lieth
P
2007
OH
Reding
P
2007
SC
Fenn
P
2007
SC
Whitwell
P
2007
CA
Lieth
P
2007
GA
Fraelich
P
2007
SC
Fenn
P
2007
AL
Gilliam
P
2007
GA
Fraelich
P
2007
OH
Mathers
P
2007
OH
Reding
P
2007
OR
Regan
H. sieboldiana
P
2007 WA Harvey
Over the top
C
8/22/2007
Trial Results: No injury after the first application at 2.65, 5.3 and 10.6 lb ai per acre, slight injury at 2X and 4X
rates after the second application
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Phytotoxicity
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
Hosta
Hosta sp.
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Field Container
2007
AL
Gilliam
P
2007
GA
Fraelich
P
2007
OH
Mathers
P
2007
OH
Reding
P
2007
OR
Regan
Species /
Cultivar
H. sieboldiana
P
2007 WA Harvey
Over the top
C
8/22/2007
Trial Results: No injury after the first application at 0.375, 0.75 and 1.5 lb ai per acre, slight injury (chlorosis) at
4X rate after the second application
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Page 8 of 30
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Hosta
Hosta sp.
Hydrangea
Hydrangea sp.
Hydrangea
Hydrangea sp.
Hydrangea
Hydrangea sp.
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
Dimethenamid-p
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
Field Container
2007
GA
Fraelich
2007
OH
Mathers
P
P
2007
SC
Fenn
P
2007
CA
Lieth
P
2007
GA
Czarnota
P
2007
GA
Fraelich
P
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
2007
NY
Senesac
P
H. quercifolia 'Alice'
O
2007
OH
Mathers
P
2007
SC
Fenn
P
2007
CA
Lieth
P
2007
GA
Czarnota
P
2007
GA
Fraelich
P
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
2007
OH
Mathers
P
2007
OH
Reding
P
2007
SC
Fenn
P
2007
CA
Lieth
P
2007
GA
Czarnota
P
2007
GA
Fraelich
P
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
2007
OH
Mathers
P
2007
OH
Reding
P
2007
SC
Fenn
P
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
Hydrangea
Hydrangea sp.
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Holly
Ilex sp.
Holly
Ilex sp.
Production
Site
Trial
Field Container
2007
GA
Fraelich
P
2007
IL
Williams
P
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
2007
NY
Senesac
Dimethenamid-p
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
Holly
F6875 0.3G
Field Container
Ilex sp.
Sulfentrazone +
Page 9 of 30
Phytotoxicity
Holly
Ilex sp.
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Flag
Iris sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
P
H. quercifolia 'Alice'
O
2007
OH
Mathers
P
2007
SC
Fenn
P
2007
GA
Fraelich
2007
NY
Senesac
2007
SC
Fenn
2007
GA
Fraelich
P
2007
OH
Reding
P
2007
SC
Fenn
P
2007
GA
Czarnota
P
2007
GA
Fraelich
P
2007
OH
Reding
P
2007
SC
Whitwell
P
2007
GA
Fraelich
2007
NY
Senesac
2007
AL
Gilliam
P
2007
CA
Lieth
P
2007
OH
Mathers
P
2007
WA
Harvey
P
I. verticillata 'Winter
Gold'
O
P
P
I. verticillata 'Winter
Gold'
Over the top
O
C
8/22/2007
Trial Results: No injury after the first, slight injury at 2.65 and moderate injury at 5.3 and 10.6 lb ai per acre
after the second application
Phytotoxicity
Flag
Iris sp.
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
2007
AL
Gilliam
P
2007
CA
Lieth
P
2007
OH
Mathers
P
2007
OH
Reding
P
2007 WA Harvey
Over the top
C
8/22/2007
Trial Results: No injury after the first application at 0.375, 0.75 and 1.5 lb ai per acre, medium and high injury
(stunting) at 2X and 4X after the second application
Phytotoxicity
Flag
Mesotrione 4SC
Iris sp.
Mesotrione
Field Container
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Page 10 of 30
Phytotoxicity
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Crop
Product
Juniper
Juniperus sp.
Dimethenamid-p
Juniper
Juniperus sp.
Juniper
Juniperus sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
Field Container
Trial
2007
CT
Ahrens/Mervosh
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
2007
NC
Neal
2007
NY
Senesac
2007
OH
Mathers
2007
OR
Regan
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
'Blue Star'
P
P
P
J. communis 'Gold
Totem Pole'
O
J. horizontalis
'Youngstown'
P
P
2007 WA Harvey
Over the top
C
P
2007
CT
Ahrens/Mervosh
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
'Blue Star'
P
2007
NC
Neal
P
2007
OH
Mathers
2007
OR
Regan
8/22/2007
P
J. horizontalis
'Youngstown'
P
2007 WA Harvey
Over the top
C
P
2007
CT
Ahrens/Mervosh
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
'Blue Star'
P
2007
NC
Neal
P
2007
OH
Mathers
2007
OR
Regan
2007
WA
Harvey
8/22/2007
P
J. horizontalis
'Youngstown'
Over the top
P
C
8/22/2007
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Juniper
Juniperus sp.
Crape Myrtle
Crape Myrtle
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
Dimethenamid-p
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
2007
GA
Fraelich
2007
NY
Senesac
P
2007
OH
Mathers
2007
GA
Fraelich
P
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
2007
SC
Fenn
P
2007
GA
Fraelich
P
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
2007
SC
Fenn
P
J. communis 'Gold
Totem Pole'
O
P
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Phytotoxicity
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
Crape Myrtle
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Production
Site
Trial
Field Container
2007
GA
Fraelich
P
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
Phytotoxicity
Crape Myrtle
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Shrub Verbena
Lantana sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Shrub Verbena
Lantana sp.
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
2007
MS
Trader
P
2007
SC
Fenn
P
2007
SC
Whitwell
P
2007
CO
Klett
P
2007
GA
Czarnota
P
2007 WA Harvey
Over the top
C
2007
CO
Klett
P
2007
GA
Czarnota
2007
WA
Harvey
8/22/2007
P
Over the top
C
8/22/2007
Page 11 of 30
Trial Results: No injury after the first application at 0.375, 0.75 and 1.5 lb ai per acre, significant injury at 4X
rate after the second application
Phytotoxicity
Shrub Verbena
Lantana sp.
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Blazing-Star, Gayfeather
Liatris sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Liatris sp.
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
Mesotrione 4SC
Field Container
Liatris sp.
Mesotrione
Phytotoxicity
Lilyturf, Creeping
Liriope sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Lilyturf, Creeping
Liriope sp.
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Lilyturf, Creeping
Liriope sp.
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Loropetalum
Phytotoxicity
Loropetalum sp.
Dimethenamid-p
Phytotoxicity
Loropetalum
Loropetalum sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
2007
MS
Trader
P
Field Container
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
Loropetalum
Loropetalum sp.
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Loropetalum
Mesotrione 4SC
Production
Site
Trial
Field Container
2007
AL
Gilliam
?
2007
GA
Czarnota
P
2007
SC
Whitwell
P
2007
GA
Fraelich
P
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
2007
SC
Fenn
P
2007
GA
Fraelich
P
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
2007
SC
Fenn
P
2007
AL
Gilliam
?
2007
GA
Fraelich
P
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
Loropetalum sp.
Mesotrione
Dimethenamid-p
Magnolia
Magnolia sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
Page 12 of 30
Phytotoxicity
Magnolia
Magnolia sp.
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Silver Grass
Miscanthus sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Silver Grass
Miscanthus sp.
Silver Grass
Miscanthus sp.
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Species /
Cultivar
Field Container
Magnolia
Magnolia sp.
Magnolia
Magnolia sp.
Application
Type
Field Container
Field Container
Heavenly Bamboo
Phytotoxicity
Nandina domestica
Dimethenamid-p
Phytotoxicity
Heavenly Bamboo
Nandina domestica
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
2007
SC
Fenn
P
2007
MI
Marshall
P
2007
MS
Trader
P
2007
OR
Regan
2007
WA
Boydston
2007
MI
Marshall
P
2007
MS
Trader
P
2007
OR
Regan
2007
WA
Boydston
2007
MI
Marshall
P
2007
OH
Mathers
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
M. sinensis
'Purpurascens'
P
P
M. sinensis
'Purpurascens'
P
P
Field Container
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Crop
Product
Phytotoxicity
Heavenly Bamboo
Nandina domestica
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Heavenly Bamboo
Nandina domestica
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Mondo Grass, Lilyturf, Ker BAS 659H G (dimeth
Ophiopogon sp.
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Mondo Grass, Lilyturf, Ker F6875 0.3G
Ophiopogon sp.
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Mondo Grass, Lilyturf, Ker Mesotrione 4SC
Ophiopogon sp.
Mesotrione
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Petunia
Petunia sp.
Field Container
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Trial
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
2007
MS
Trader
P
2007
GA
Fraelich
P
2007
OH
Reding
P
2007
SC
Fenn
P
Page 13 of 30
2007 WA Harvey
Over the top
Phytotoxicity
Petunia
Petunia sp.
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Petunia
Petunia sp.
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
Phlox, Perennial
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Phlox paniculata
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Phlox, Perennial
Phlox paniculata
Phlox, Perennial
Phlox paniculata
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Creeping Phlox, Moss Pink BAS 659H G (dimeth
Phlox subulata
Field Container
Field Container
C
2007
GA
Fraelich
P
2007
OH
Reding
P
2007
SC
Fenn
P
2007 WA Harvey
Over the top
P
2007
Fraelich
P
GA
2007
SC
Fenn
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
2007
GA
Fraelich
P
2007
SC
Fenn
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
2007
NY
Senesac
2007
WA
Boydston
P. paniculata 'Robert
Poore'
8/22/2007
O
P
Field Container
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Crop
Printed: 9/20/2007
Product
Creeping Phlox, Moss Pink F6875 0.3G
Phlox subulata
Sulfentrazone +
Creeping Phlox, Moss Pink Mesotrione 4SC
Phlox subulata
Mesotrione
Production
Site
Trial
Field Container
2007
OH
Reding
2007
WA
Boydston
Field Container
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
P
P
2007 WA Harvey
Over the top
Trial Results: Slight injury (chlorosis) only at 4X rate (1.5 lb ai per acre)
C
2007
NY
Senesac
O
2007
WA
Boydston
P
P
P. subulata 'Emerald
Blue'
Phytotoxicity
Spruce, Norway
Picea abies
Dimethenamid-p
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
Phytotoxicity
Spruce
Picea sp.
Dimethenamid-p
2007
NJ
Freiberger
2007
NY
Senesac
Phytotoxicity
Spruce
Picea sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
2007
NJ
Freiberger
2007
NY
Senesac
2007
OH
Reding
P
P
P. pungens
O
P. pungens
O
P
Page 14 of 30
Phytotoxicity
Spruce
Picea sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field In-Ground
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
Phytotoxicity
Spruce
Picea sp.
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
Phytotoxicity
Spruce
Picea sp.
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field In-Ground
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
Phytotoxicity
Spruce
Picea sp.
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
2007
NJ
Freiberger
2007
NY
Senesac
Phytotoxicity
Fir, Douglas
Dimethenamid-p
2007
MI
Marshall
P
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
2007
WA
Boydston
Phytotoxicity
Fir, Douglas
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
P
P. pungens
O
P
2007 WA Harvey
Over the top
Trial Results: Unreliable results due to transplant shock
C
2007
P
MI
Marshall
8/22/2007
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
2007
OH
Reding
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
8/22/2007
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Page 15 of 30
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
Fir, Douglas
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Fir, Douglas
Azalea
Rhododendron sp.
Azalea
Rhododendron sp.
Azalea
Rhododendron sp.
Azalea
Rhododendron sp.
Rose
Rosa sp.
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Production
Site
Trial
Field Container
2007
CA
Lieth
2007
MI
Marshall
P
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
Field Container
Dimethenamid-p
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
Field Container
Field Container
Dimethenamid-p
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
P
2007
OH
Reding
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
2007
MI
Marshall
P
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
2007
AL
Gilliam
P
2007
GA
Fraelich
2007
NY
Senesac
P
R. x 'Crete'
(Yakushimanum hybrid)
'Vulcan'
O
2007
OR
Regan
2007
SC
Fenn
P
2007
AL
Gilliam
P
2007
GA
Fraelich
2007
OR
Regan
2007
SC
Fenn
P
'Vulcan'
GA
Fraelich
2007
OR
Regan
2007
SC
Fenn
2007
GA
Fraelich
2007
NY
Senesac
P
P
2006 GA
Czarnota
Over the top
'Tradition'
Trial Results: No injury at 0.75 and 1.13 lb ai per acre.
2007 AL
Gilliam
2007
P
C
P
P
'Vulcan'
P
P
P
R. x 'Crete'
(Yakushimanum hybrid)
'Vulcan'
O
2007
OR
Regan
2007
SC
Fenn
P
2007
CA
Lieth
C
2007
GA
Czarnota
P
2007
NY
Senesac
2007
SC
Fenn
12/18/2006
R. virginiana
P
8/29/2007
O
P
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
Rose
Rosa sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Rose
Rosa sp.
Rose
Rosa sp.
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Production
Site
Trial
Field Container
2007
CA
Lieth
C
2007
GA
Czarnota
P
Field Container
Field Container
Page 16 of 30
Phytotoxicity
Coneflower
Rudbeckia sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Coneflower
Rudbeckia sp.
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Coneflower
Rudbeckia sp.
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Sage, Ramona
Salvia sylvestris
Dimethenamid-p
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Sage, Ramona
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Salvia sylvestris
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Sage, Ramona
Salvia sylvestris
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Sage, Ramona
Mesotrione 4SC
Salvia sylvestris
Mesotrione
Field Container
Field Container
Field Container
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
2007
SC
Fenn
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
2007
CA
Lieth
C
2007
GA
Czarnota
P
2007
SC
Fenn
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
2007
IL
Williams
2007
NY
Senesac
2007
WA
Boydston
2007
CO
Klett
P
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
2007
VA
Derr
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
2007
CO
Klett
P
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
P
8/29/2007
8/29/2007
P
R. virginiana
O
P
2007
OH
Mathers
2007
VA
Derr
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
2007
CO
Klett
P
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
P
2007
OH
Mathers
2007
VA
Derr
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
2007
IL
Williams
P
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
2007
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
Crop
Product
Phytotoxicity
Pincushion Flower
Scabiosa sp.
Phytotoxicity
Pincushion Flower
Scabiosa sp.
WA
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Boydston
P
2007 WA Harvey
Over the top
C
8/22/2007
Trial Results: No injury after the first application at 2.65, 5.3 and 10.6 lb ai per acre, high injury at 2X and 4X
after the second application
2007
VA
Derr
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
2007 WA Harvey
Over the top
C
Trial Results: Variable injury (none to severe) at all treatments including untreated Check
Phytotoxicity
Pincushion Flower
Scabiosa sp.
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Goldenrod
Solidago sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
Field Container
Page 17 of 30
Goldenrod
F6875 0.3G
Phytotoxicity
Solidago sp.
Sulfentrazone +
Phytotoxicity
Goldenrod
Solidago sp.
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Phytotoxicity
Bridal-Wreath
Spiraea sp.
Dimethenamid-p
8/22/2007
Field Container
2007
CT
Ahrens/Mervosh
2007
NJ
Freiberger
2007
NY
Senesac
'Golden Mount'
P
S. decumbens
O
P
2007 WA Harvey
Over the top
C
8/22/2007
Trial Results: No injury after the first application at 0.97, 1.94 and 3.88 lb ai per acre, significant injury only at
4X rate after the second application
Phytotoxicity
Bridal-Wreath
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Spiraea sp.
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Bridal-Wreath
Spiraea sp.
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Bridal-Wreath
Spiraea sp.
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Yew
Taxus sp.
Dimethenamid-p
2007
CT
Ahrens/Mervosh
2007
NJ
Freiberger
'Golden Mount'
P
P
2007 WA Harvey
Over the top
Trial Results: Very slight injury only at 4X rate (10.6 lb ai per acre)
C
2007
CT
Ahrens/Mervosh
P
2007
NJ
Freiberger
2007
NJ
Freiberger
2007
NY
Senesac
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
2007
NJ
Freiberger
2007
NY
Senesac
'Golden Mount'
8/22/2007
P
P
S. decumbens
O
P
P
T. baccata
2007 WA Harvey
Over the top
O
C
8/22/2007
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
2007
NJ
Freiberger
2007
NY
Senesac
Yew
F6875 0.3G
Field Container
2007
GA
Fraelich
P
Taxus sp.
Sulfentrazone +
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
2007
NJ
Freiberger
2007
NY
Senesac
Crop
Product
Yew
Taxus sp.
Species /
Cultivar
P
P
T. baccata
O
Page 18 of 30
Phytotoxicity
Yew
Taxus sp.
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Phytotoxicity
Cedar, Western Red
Thuja plicata
Dimethenamid-p
2007
WA
Boydston
P
Phytotoxicity
Cedar, Western Red
Thuja plicata
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
2007
WA
Boydston
P
Phytotoxicity
Cedar, Western Red
Thuja plicata
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
2007
WA
Boydston
P
Phytotoxicity
Cedar, Western Red
Thuja plicata
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Arborvitae
Thuja sp.
Dimethenamid-p
2007
CA
Lieth
2007
CT
Ahrens/Mervosh
2007
NC
Neal
2007
NY
Senesac
2007
OH
Mathers
2007
CA
Lieth
2007
CT
Ahrens/Mervosh
2007
NC
Neal
P
2007
OH
Mathers
P
2007
CA
Lieth
2007
CT
Ahrens/Mervosh
2007
NC
Neal
P
2007
OH
Mathers
P
2007
CA
Lieth
2007
NY
Senesac
2007
OH
Mathers
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Arborvitae
Thuja sp.
Arborvitae
Thuja sp.
Arborvitae
Thuja sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
Application
Type
Field Container
Field Container
Field Container
P
T. baccata
O
P
T. occidentalis 'Emerald
Green'
P
T. occidentalis 'Nigra'
O
P
P
P
Green'
P
P
Green'
P
P
T. occidentalis 'Nigra'
O
P
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Page 19 of 30
Crop
Product
Phytotoxicity
Hemlock, Western
Tsuga heterophylla
Dimethenamid-p
2007
WA
Boydston
P
Phytotoxicity
Hemlock, Western
Tsuga heterophylla
Dimethenamid-p
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
Phytotoxicity
Hemlock, Western
Tsuga heterophylla
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
2007
WA
Boydston
P
Phytotoxicity
Hemlock, Western
Tsuga heterophylla
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field In-Ground
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
Phytotoxicity
Hemlock, Western
Tsuga heterophylla
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Hemlock, Western
Tsuga heterophylla
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field In-Ground
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
Phytotoxicity
Hemlock, Western
Tsuga heterophylla
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
2007
WA
Boydston
P
Phytotoxicity
Hemlock, Western
Tsuga heterophylla
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field In-Ground
Phytotoxicity
Ironweed, New York
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Ironweed, New York
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
Ironweed, New York
Mesotrione 4SC
Field Container
Mesotrione
Phytotoxicity
Veronica sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Veronica sp.
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Veronica sp.
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
2007
IL
Williams
2007
NY
Senesac
2007
WA
Boydston
P
V. peduncularis
'Waterperry'
O
P
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Page 20 of 30
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Crop
Product
Arrowwood
Viburnum sp.
Dimethenamid-p
Arrowwood
Viburnum sp.
Arrowwood
Viburnum sp.
Arrowwood
Viburnum sp.
Periwinkle
Vinca sp.
Periwinkle
Vinca sp.
Periwinkle
Vinca sp.
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
Field Container
Field Container
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field Container
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field Container
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
Field Container
Trial
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
'Shasta'
2007
CT
Ahrens/Mervosh
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
P
2007
NC
Neal
2007
NY
Senesac
V. nudum 'Winterthur'
O
2007
OR
Regan
V. opulus
P
'Shasta'
P
P
P
2007
CT
Ahrens/Mervosh
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
2007
NC
Neal
2007
OR
Regan
V. opulus
P
'Shasta'
P
2007
CT
Ahrens/Mervosh
2007
MD
Beste/Frank
2007
NC
Neal
2007
OR
Regan
P
P
P
P
V. opulus
P
2007
IL
Williams
2007
NY
Senesac
V. nudum 'Winterthur'
O
P
2007
OR
Regan
V. opulus
P
2007
NY
Senesac
V. minor
O
2007
OH
Reding
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
2007
CA
Lieth
P
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
2007
OH
Reding
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
2007
NJ
Freiberger
2007
NY
Senesac
2007
WA
Boydston
P
V. minor
O
P
Broadleaf Weed & Sedge Management Tools Crop Safety
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Production
Site
Trial
SedgeHammer
Halosulfuron
Field Container
2006 NJ
Freiberger
Over the top
C
4/5/2007 4/26/2007
Trial Results: No to very slight injury at 0.045 lb ai per acre, slight to moderate at higher rates; no growth
reduction
2007 CA
Lieth
P
Sulfentrazone 0.2G
Sulfentrazone
Field Container
2006 OR
Altland
Over the top
Trial Results: No significant injury at 0.125, 0.25, and 0.5 lb ai per acre.
2007 CA
Lieth
C
2007
P
Crop
Product
Phytotoxicity
Fir, Fraser
Abies fraseri
Phytotoxicity
Fir, Fraser
Abies fraseri
Phytotoxicity
Fir, Fraser
Abies fraseri
Printed: 9/20/2007
Sulfentrazone 4F
Sulfentrazone
Field Container
NJ
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Freiberger
12/21/2006 4/27/2007
P
2006 NJ
Freiberger
Over the top
C
4/5/2007 4/27/2007
Trial Results: Virtually no injury at all rates (0.125, 0.25 and 0.5 lb ai per acre) after 1st, moderate after 2nd
application; no growth reduction
2006 OR
Altland
Over the top
C
12/21/2006 4/26/2007
2007 CA
Lieth
P
2007
Page 21 of 30
NJ
Freiberger
P
2007
CA
Lieth
P
2007
WA
Boydston
P
Phytotoxicity
Fir, Fraser
Abies fraseri
V-10142 0.5G
Imazasulfuron
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Maple, Red
Acer rubrum
SedgeHammer
Halosulfuron
Field Container
2006 NJ
Freiberger
Over the top
C
4/5/2007 4/26/2007
Trial Results: High injury at all rates (0.045, 0.09, 0.18 lb ai per acre)
2006 OR
Altland
Over the top
C
12/21/2006 4/26/2007
Trial Results: Significant injury with single application at all rates (0.047, 0.094 and 0.188 lb ai/A)
2007 IL
Williams
P
Phytotoxicity
Maple, Red
Acer rubrum
Sulfentrazone 4F
Sulfentrazone
Field Container
2006 NJ
Freiberger
Over the top
Trial Results: High injury at all rates (0.125, 0.25 and 0.5 lb ai per acre)
2007 IL
Williams
C
2006
MD
Beste/Frank
P
2007
IL
Williams
P
MD
Beste/Frank
Phytotoxicity
Birch
Betula sp.
SedgeHammer
Halosulfuron
Field Container
Phytotoxicity
Cotoneaster
Cotoneaster sp.
Sulfentrazone 0.2G
Sulfentrazone
Field Container
2006
Phytotoxicity
Cotoneaster
Cotoneaster sp.
Sulfentrazone 4F
Sulfentrazone
Field Container
2006 NC
Neal
Over the top
C. horizontalis
Trial Results: No significant injury at 0.125, 0.25, 0.5 lb ai per acre.
2007 IL
Williams
4/5/2007 4/27/2007
P
Over the top
C. dammeri
C
1/5/2007 4/27/2007
'Skolgshomen'
Trial Results: No significant injury or growth reduction at all rates (0.125, 0.25 and 0.5 lb ai/A); all plants
marketable
2006 NC
Neal
Over the top
C. horizontalis
C
1/18/2007 4/27/2007
2007 IL
Williams
P
C
1/18/2007 4/27/2007
P
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Crop
Product
Euonymus
Euonymus sp.
SedgeHammer
Halosulfuron
English Ivy
Sulfentrazone 4F
Sulfentrazone
Holly
Ilex sp.
Sulfentrazone 4F
Sulfentrazone
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Field Container
2005 VA
Derr
Over the top
Trial Results: Very slight injury at all rates (0.045, 0.09, 0.18 lb ai per acre).
2007 IL
Williams
C
2005
C
Field Container
Page 22 of 30
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Holly, Dwarf Yaupon
Shrub Verbena
Lantana sp.
Sulfentrazone 4F
Sulfentrazone
SedgeHammer
Halosulfuron
Shrub Verbena
Sulfentrazone 0.2G
Lantana sp.
Sulfentrazone
Shrub Verbena
Lantana sp.
Sulfentrazone 4F
Sulfentrazone
Species /
Cultivar
Derr
Trial Results: Very slight injury at all rates (0.25, 0.5, 1.0 lb ai per acre).
2007 IL
Williams
Field Container
Field Container
Field Container
Field Container
SC
Whitwell
11/22/2005
1/9/2006
10/28/2005
1/9/2006
P
P
P
2006 NC
Neal
Over the top
2007 CA
Lieth
C
MS
Trader
P
2007
SC
Whitwell
P
2006 VA
Derr
Over the top
Trial Results: Slight injury at all rates (0.045, 0.09, 0.18 lb ai per acre).
2007 IL
Williams
C
2006
C
VA
Derr
Over the top
2005 LA
Chen
Foliage spray
'New Gold'
Trial Results: Moderate to severe injury (0.25, 0.5, 1.0 lb ai per acre).
2007 IL
Williams
1/18/2007 4/27/2007
P
2007
Trial Results: No injury at all rates (0.125, 0.25, 0.5 lb ai per acre).
2007 IL
Williams
Field In-Ground
2006 MI
Marshall
'Ivory queen'
C
12/1/2006 4/26/2007
Trial Results: Slight to moderate injury increasing with rate (0.125, 0.25, 0.5 lb ai per acre).
2006 NC
Neal
Over the top
I. cornuta 'bufordii nana'
C
1/18/2007 4/27/2007
2006 OR
Altland
Over the top
I. x meserveae 'Blue
C
12/21/2006 4/26/2007
Princess'
Trial Results: Slight to moderate, transient injury increasing with rate (0.125, 0.25, 0.5 lb ai per acre).
2007 MS
Trader
P
2007
Phytotoxicity
VA
Application
Type
11/17/2006 4/26/2007
P
11/17/2006 4/27/2007
P
C
1/4/2006 5/12/2006
P
Phytotoxicity
Liriope muscari
SedgeHammer
Halosulfuron
Field Container
2005 AL
Gilliam
Over the top
C
1/9/2006 4/26/2007
Trial Results: No visible injury, but plant growth was significantly suppressed at 0.09 lb ai per acre
2007 IL
Williams
P
Pentas
SedgeHammer
Field Container
2006
Pentas sp.
Halosulfuron
Phytotoxicity
VA
Derr
Over the top
'Ruby Red'
C
11/17/2006 4/26/2007
Trial Results: Slight injury 0.045 and 0.09 lb ai per acre and moderate at 0.18 lb ai per acre.
2007 IL
Williams
P
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Production
Site
Trial
SedgeHammer
Halosulfuron
Field Container
2006 NJ
Freiberger
Over the top
P. menziesii glauca
C
4/5/2007 4/27/2007
Trial Results: Very slight injury after 1st, high after 2nd application at all rates (0.045, 0.09, 0.18 lb ai per acre)
2007 CA
Lieth
P
Fir, Douglas
Sulfentrazone 0.2G
Field Container
2006
Sulfentrazone
Crop
Product
Phytotoxicity
Fir, Douglas
25357 N Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Printed: 9/20/2007
Fir, Douglas
Sulfentrazone 4F
Sulfentrazone
Altland
Over the top
Species /
Cultivar
C
2006 WA Boydston
Over the top
C
Trial Results: No injury or growth differences at 0.125, 0.25, and 0.5 lb ai per acre.
2007 CA
Lieth
P
2007
Phytotoxicity
OR
Application
Type
Field Container
NJ
Freiberger
12/21/2006 4/27/2007
10/6/2006 4/27/2007
P
2006 NJ
Freiberger
Over the top
P. menziesii glauca
C
4/5/2007 4/27/2007
Trial Results: Slight injury at 0.125 and 0.25 lb ai per acre, moderate at 4X rate; no growth reduction
2006 OR
Altland
Over the top
C
12/21/2006 4/26/2007
Trial Results: Minor injury after the first application at all rates, but no injury after the second (0.125, 0.25, 0.5
lb ai per acre).
2007 CA
Lieth
P
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2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
CA
Lieth
P
Phytotoxicity
Fir, Douglas
V-10142 0.5G
Imazasulfuron
Field Container
2007
24533 N Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Rhododendron sp.
Sulfentrazone 0.2G
Sulfentrazone
Field Container
2006 AL
Gilliam
Over the top
'Congo'
C
2/12/2007 4/26/2007
Trial Results: No injury or growth reduction at 0.125, 0.25, and 0.5 lb ai per acre.
2006 GA
Czarnota
Over the top
'Tradition'
C
12/18/2006 4/27/2007
2006 MD Beste/Frank
Over the top
'Girard Rose'
C
1/5/2007 4/26/2007
marketable
2006 MD Beste/Frank
Over the top
R. catawbiense 'English
C
1/5/2007 4/26/2007
Roseum'
marketable
2006 NC
Neal
Over the top
'Pink Gumpo'
C
1/18/2007 4/27/2007
2006 OH
Mathers
Over the top
R. x 'Roseum Elegans'
C
12/12/2006 4/27/2007
Trial Results: Virtually no injury to slight injury increasing with rate (0.125, 0.25, 0.5 lb ai per acre).
2007 AL
Gilliam
?
2007
VA
Derr
P
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Phytotoxicity
Crop
Product
Rhododendron sp.
Sulfentrazone 4F
Sulfentrazone
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Field Container
2005 FL
Norcini
'Fashion'
C
8/19/2005 1/9/2006
Trial Results: Slight transient injury (0.25, 0.5, 1.0 lb ai per acre).
2005 VA
Derr
'Formosa'
C
10/28/2005 1/9/2006
Trial Results: Moderate but transient injury at all rates (0.25, 0.5, 1.0 lb ai per acre).
2006 CA
Wilen
Over the top
'Nuccio's Wild Cherry'
C
12/1/2006 4/26/2007
Trial Results: Unacceptable injury at all rates (0.125, 0.25, 0.5 lb ai per acre).
2006 CT
Ahrens/Mervosh Over the top
Rhododendron 'P.J.M.'
C
4/12/2007 4/26/2007
Trial Results: Slight injury after 1st, no injury after 2nd application at all rates (0.125, 0.25 and 0.5 lb ai per
acre)
2006 GA
Czarnota
Over the top
'Tradition'
C
12/18/2006 4/27/2007
2006 MI
Marshall
Over the top
'Ex Cannons Double Pk'
C
12/1/2006 4/26/2007
Trial Results: No to slight injury increasing with rate, but no difference in plant growth (0.125, 0.25, 0.5 lb ai per
acre).
2006 NC
Neal
Over the top
'Pink Gumpo'
C
1/18/2007 4/27/2007
Species /
Cultivar
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Trial Results: Slight transient injury at 0.125 lb ai per acre and moderate unacceptable injury at 0.25 and 0.5 lb
ai per acre.
2007 AL
Gilliam
?
2007
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
VA
Derr
P
Rose
Rosa sp.
Sulfentrazone 4F
Sulfentrazone
Field Container
2006 NJ
Freiberger
Over the top
R. multiflora
C
4/5/2007 4/27/2007
Trial Results: No to slight injury at all rates (0.125, 0.25 and 0.5 lb ai per acre) after 1st, moderate after 2nd
application; no growth reduction
2006 NY
Senesac
Over the top
'Sea Foam'
C
10/17/2006 4/27/2007
Trial Results: Slight, transient injury after second application (0.125, 0.25, 0.5 lb ai per acre).
2007 MS
Trader
P
Coneflower, Orange
SedgeHammer
Field Container
2006
Rudbeckia fulgida speciosa Halosulfuron
VA
Derr
Over the top
'Becky'
C
11/17/2006 4/26/2007
Trial Results: No significant injury at 0.045 and 0.09 lb ai per acre, moderate at 0.18 lb ai per acre.
2007 IL
Williams
P
Phytotoxicity
Coneflower, Orange
Sulfentrazone 0.2G
Rudbeckia fulgida speciosa Sulfentrazone
Field Container
2006 OH
Mathers
Over the top
'Viettas Little Suzie'
C
12/12/2006 4/26/2007
Trial Results: Very slight injury at 0.125 lb ai per acre even with second application; moderate, transient injury
at 0.25 lb ai per acre; and moderate persisting injury with 0.5 lb ai per acre.
2006 VA
Derr
Over the top
'Becky'
C
11/17/2006 4/27/2007
Trial Results: No significant injury at all rates (0.125, 0.25, 0.5 lb ai per acre).
2007 IL
Williams
P
Phytotoxicity
Coneflower, Orange
Sulfentrazone 4F
Rudbeckia fulgida speciosa Sulfentrazone
Field Container
2006 MI
Marshall
Over the top
'Meadowbrite'
C
12/1/2006 4/26/2007
Trial Results: Moderate to significant injury as well as significant decrease in growth, increasing with rate
(0.125, 0.25, 0.5 lb ai per acre).
2007 IL
Williams
P
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Phytotoxicity
Crop
Product
Bridal-Wreath
Spiraea sp.
V-10142 75WG
Imazasulfuron
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Field Container
2006 CT
'Gooldflame'
C
4/12/2007 4/26/2007
Trial Results: Severe injury at all rates (0.5, 1 and 2 lb ai per acre)
2006 MD Beste/Frank
Over the top
S. bumalda 'Anthony
C
1/6/2007 4/27/2007
Waterer'
Trial Results: Significant reduction of plant size, flower number and marketability at all rates (0.5, 1 and 2 lb
ai/A)
2006 NC
Neal
Over the top
S. japonica 'Little
C
1/18/2007 4/27/2007
Princess'
Trial Results: Significant injury at all rates (0.5, 1.0, 2.0 lb ai per acre).
2006 NY
Senesac
Over the top
S. decumbens
C
10/17/2006 4/27/2007
Trial Results: Moderate, transient injury with complete recovery at lower rates (0.5, 1 and 2 lb ai/A).
2006 OH
Mathers
Over the top
S. x bumalda
C
12/12/2006 4/26/2007
'Goldmound'
Trial Results: Slight to significant injury increasing with time and second application (0.5, 1.0, 2.0 lb ai per acre).
2006 VA
Derr
Over the top
S. x bumalda 'Gold
C
11/17/2006 4/27/2007
Mound'
Trial Results: Severe injury at all rates (0.5, 1 and 2 lb ai/A).
2007 NJ
Freiberger
Directed spray
P
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2007
Phytotoxicity
Arborvitae
Thuja sp.
Sulfentrazone 4F
Sulfentrazone
Field Container
tbd
Species /
Cultivar
Directed spray
P
2006 CT
'Emerald Green'
Trial Results: No injury at all rates (0.125, 0.25 and 0.5 lb ai per acre
2006 GA
Czarnota
Over the top
T. occidentalis
'Elegantissima
2007 IL
Williams
C
4/12/2007 4/26/2007
C
12/18/2006 4/27/2007
2006
C
P
Arrowwood
Sulfentrazone 4F
Viburnum sp.
Sulfentrazone
Phytotoxicity
Periwinkle
Vinca sp.
Sulfentrazone 0.2G
Sulfentrazone
Field Container
2006 CA
Lieth
Over the top
Vinca minor 'Bowles'
C
11/29/2006 4/27/2007
Trial Results: Not possible to determine if product caused injury as untreated plants showed substantial injury
2007 NJ
Freiberger
P
Phytotoxicity
Periwinkle
Vinca sp.
Sulfentrazone 4F
Sulfentrazone
Field Container
2006 MI
Marshall
Over the top
'Alba'
C
12/1/2006 4/26/2007
Trial Results: No visible injury however plant growth was reduced increasing with rate (0.125, 0.25, 0.5 lb ai per
acre).
2007 NJ
Freiberger
P
Phytotoxicity
Field Container
XX
Application
Type
NC
Neal
Over the top
V. tinus compacta
1/18/2007 4/27/2007
Trial Results: Slight transient injury at 0.125 lb ai per acre and moderate, unacceptable injury at 0.25 and 0.5 lb
ai per acre.
2006 OR
Altland
Over the top
V. carlessi
C
12/21/2006 4/27/2007
Trial Results: Moderate to significant injury with single application at all rates (0.125, 0.25, 0.5 lb ai per acre).
2007 IL
Williams
P
Dithiopyr Crop Safety
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Dimension 2EW
Dithiopyr
Field Container
2007
NJ
Freiberger
Over the top
P
Dimension 2EW
Dithiopyr
Field Container
2007
NJ
Freiberger
Over the top
P
2007
NJ
Freiberger
Over the top
P
2007
NJ
Freiberger
Over the top
P
2007
NJ
Freiberger
Over the top
P
Crop
Product
Phytotoxicity
Shrub Verbena
Lantana sp.
Phytotoxicity
Rose
Rosa sp.
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
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Isoxaben Crop Safety
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Page 27 of 30
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
Fern, American Maidenhai Gallery 75DF
Adiantum pedatum
Isoxaben
Fern, Lady
Athyrium nipponicum
Cyrtomium fortunei
Gallery 75DF
Isoxaben
Gallery 75DF
Isoxaben
Fern, Dixie Wood
Gallery 75DF
Isoxaben
Fern, Sensitive
Onoclea sensibilis
Gallery 75DF
Isoxaben
Fern, Royal
Gallery 75DF
Osmunda regalis
Isoxaben
Production
Site
Trial
Field Container
2006 NY
Senesac
Spray over top
Trial Results: No data due to limited emergence
2007 AL
Gilliam
C
2007
VA
Derr
P
2006
NC
Neal
Field Container
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
2006 VA
Derr
Spray over top
Trial Results: No stand or growth reduction at all rates
2007 AL
Gilliam
Field Container
Field Container
Field Container
2006
C
1/19/2007
C
11/17/2006
P
C
1/19/2007
11/17/2006
2006
x australis 'Dixie Wood
Fern'
Trial Results: No injury or growth reduction at all rates
2006 NC
Neal
C
C
1/19/2007
2006 VA
Derr
Spray over top
Trial Results: No stand reduction but growth reduced at all rates
2007 AL
Gilliam
C
11/17/2006
NC
Gilliam
Over the top
Neal
2006 VA
Derr
Spray over top
2007 AL
Gilliam
Field Container
P
C
AL
Neal
10/17/2006
2006 VA
Derr
Spray over top
2007 AL
Gilliam
2006
NC
2006
NC
Neal
2006 VA
Derr
Spray over top
2007 AL
Gilliam
P
12/6/2006
P
C
1/19/2007
C
11/17/2006
P
C
1/19/2007
C
11/17/2006
P
Nutsedge & Sedge Efficacy
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
26139 N Nutsedge, Yellow
Cyperus esculentus
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
TBD
TBD
Basagran T/O 4L
Bentazon
Production
Site
Trial
Field In-Ground
1977 AR
Talbert
Directed spray
C
12/1/1977
Trial Results: By 3 weeks after second application, 100% of the arborvitae had died.
100% control with 1.68 and 3.36 lb ai per acre 3 weeks after second application; about 50% control with 0.84 lb
ai per acre
2007 NJ
Freiberger
P
NY
Senesac
2005
LA
Chen
2005
LA
2007
NC
2007
Field In-Ground
Field In-Ground
25748 C Nutsedge, Yellow
Cyperus esculentus
TBD
TBD
BroadStar 0.25G
Flumioxazin
Field In-Ground
Cyperus esculentus
TBD
TBD
Pendulum 2G
Pendimethalin
Field In-Ground
Cyperus esculentus
TBD
TBD
Pennant Magnum
S-Metolachlor
Field In-Ground
Page 28 of 30
2007
TBD
Snapshot 2.5TG
Cyperus esculentus
TBD
Trifluralin + Isoxaben
Cyperus esculentus
TBD
TBD
Sulfentrazone 4F
Sulfentrazone
0
0
C TBD
TBD
C TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Dimethenamid-p
BAS 659H G (dimeth
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Field In-Ground
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
P
Granular
Broadcast
C
1/4/2006 4/26/2007
Chen
C
1/4/2006 6/20/2006
Neal
P
NY
Senesac
P
2005
LA
Chen
C
1/4/2006 6/19/2006
2005
LA
Chen
C
1/4/2006 5/12/2006
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
2007
NY
Senesac
P
2007
MI
Mickelbart
P
2007
NC
Neal
P
2007
NY
Senesac
P
2007
MI
Mickelbart
P
2007
NC
Neal
P
2007
NY
Senesac
P
Foliage spray
0
C TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Casoron 4G
Dichlobenil
Field In-Ground
2007
NY
Senesac
P
0
C TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Eptam EC
EPTC
Field In-Ground
2007
NC
Neal
P
2007
NY
Senesac
P
0
N TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Eptam G
EPTC
TBD
0
C TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
F6875 0.3G
Sulfentrazone +
Field In-Ground
2007
MI
Mickelbart
P
2007
NC
Neal
P
2007
NY
Senesac
P
Nutsedge & Sedge Efficacy
PR # /
Priority
0
0
0
0
Page 29 of 30
0
0
Target/Pest Name
C TBD
TBD
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
TBD
TBD
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesotrione
C TBD
TBD
RoundUp
TBD
TBD
Glyphosate
C TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
SedgeHammer
Halosulfuron
C TBD
TBD
Sulfentrazone 0.2G
TBD
TBD
Sulfentrazone
C TBD
TBD
C TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
V-10142 0.5G
Imazasulfuron
V-10142 75WG
Imazasulfuron
Production
Site
Trial
Field In-Ground
2007
MI
Mickelbart
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
2007
NY
Senesac
P
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
2007
NY
Senesac
P
2007
NY
Senesac
O
2007
MI
Mickelbart
P
2007
MI
Mickelbart
P
2007
NC
Neal
P
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
2007
NY
Senesac
P
2007
NY
Senesac
P
2007
MI
Mickelbart
P
2007
MI
Mickelbart
P
2007
NC
Neal
P
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
2007
NY
Senesac
P
2007
NY
Senesac
P
2007
MI
Mickelbart
P
2007
NC
Neal
P
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
2007
NY
Senesac
P
2007
NY
Senesac
P
2007
MI
Mickelbart
P
2007
MI
Mickelbart
P
2007
NC
Neal
P
2007
NJ
Freiberger
P
2007
NY
Senesac
P
2007
NY
Senesac
P
Field In-Ground
Field In-Ground
Field In-Ground
Field In-Ground
Field In-Ground
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
P
Trifluralin + Isoxaben + Oxyfluorfen Crop Safety
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Showcase
Trifluralin +
Isoxaben +
Oxyfluorfen
Field Container
2007
NJ
Freiberger
Over the top
P
Loropetalum
Loropetalum sp.
Showcase
Trifluralin +
Isoxaben +
Oxyfluorfen
Field Container
2007
SC
Whitwell
Over the top
P
Rose
Rosa sp.
Showcase
Trifluralin +
Isoxaben +
Oxyfluorfen
Field Container
2007
NJ
Freiberger
Over the top
P
2007
NJ
Freiberger
Over the top
P
2007
NJ
Freiberger
Over the top
P
2007
NJ
Freiberger
Over the top
P
Crop
Product
Phytotoxicity
Shrub Verbena
Lantana sp.
Phytotoxicity
Phytotoxicity
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
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New Requests for Herbicides: halosulfuron
Date of Request:
9/13/2007 10:56:00 AM
Name:
Joe Masabni
Univ. of Kentucky
Affiliation:
State:
ProjectType:
Crop Information:
Related PRNumbers:
KY
ConductCropSafety
Flowering Potted/Cut Plant - Perennial
Scientific Name:
Common Name:
Plant Stage
UseSite:
chrysanthemum
Pre-transplant or preemergence
field grown mums
Sandea
TradeName:
ActiveIngredients: halosulfuron
0.5-1 oz/acre
Volume Per Application: 20-30 gal/acre
1-2
Research Target: Efficacy
Efficacy Target:
yellow nutsedge
Economic Impact: I don't know the mum acreage in Kentucky. But the yellow nutsedge issue in field grown mums is a question
I have been getting from the amish and mennonite communities
Labeled Products:
Comments:
Date of Request:
5/14/2007 11:12:00 AM
Name:
Robert Berghage
Penn State
Affiliation:
State:
ProjectType:
Crop Information:
PA
ConductCropSafety
Hardy Ground Cover Foliage
Scientific Name:
Common Name:
Plant Stage
UseSite:
Related PRNumbers:
Sedum sp.
Sedums and other green roof plants
Mature
Green roof
TradeName:
ActiveIngredients: Glyphosate - as a test compound
Volume Per Application:
Research Target: Efficacy
Efficacy Target:
No fate information available on herbicides in green roof media
Economic Impact: Green roofs are a rapidly expanding industry in North America. Weed control on these roofs has not been
addressed. Fate information of herbicides in these manufactured soils is unavailable. We would like to begin
an herbicide fate study for these systems to determine if there is reason to be concerned about herbicde use.
Labeled Products: Unclear - may be landscape use - may not.
Weed control has been a problem in a number of roofs - it is not clear if this fall under existing labeling for
Comments:
any herbicide. The media are very different than soils and fates of applied materials are unknown. Since
runoff from most green roofs is directly conveyed to strom water systems leachate containing herbicides or
other pesticides might pose a significant environmental risk.
Top 10 Weeds for Herbaceous Plant Materials Separated by Geography.
Region
Survey
Count
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
North Central
Northeast
Southern
Western
83
33
183
77
Oxalis (26)
Thistle (19)
Canada Thistle (12)
Nutsedge (11)
Bittercress (10)
Groundsel (10)
Liverwort (10)
Purslane (9)
Oxalis (19)
Bittercress (16)
Groundsel (7)
Crabgrass (7)
Chickweed (6)
Clover (6)
Grasses (4)
Marestail (4)
Spurge (3)
Thistle (3)
Spurge (71)
Bittercress (63)
Nutsedge (44)
Oxalis (38)
Crabgrass (29)
Nutgrass (22)
Chickweed (21)
Dallisgrass (21)
Grasses (16)
Liverwort (15)
Liverwort (31)
Bittercress (29)
Oxalis (25)
Groundsel (15)
Fireweed (11)
Spurge (11)
Pearlwort (9)
Horsetail (8)
Nutsedge (8)
Bindweed (7)
Top 10 Weeds Identified for Woody Plant Materials Separated by Geography.
Region
Survey
Count
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
North Central
Northeast
Southern
Western
55
31
184
82
Oxalis (17)
Canada Thistle (12)
Thistle (12)
Nutsedge (11)
Bittercress (9)
Liverwort (8)
Groundsel (6)
Bindweed (6)
Bittercress (15)
Crabgrass (10)
Oxalis (8)
Marestail (7)
Grasses (7)
Groundsel (7)
Clover (6)
Wild Carrot (6)
Spurge (4)
Nutsedge (4)
Spurge (95)
Nutsedge (65)
Bittercress (62)
Crabgrass (32)
Oxalis (32)
Nutgrass (22)
Dallisgrass (21)
Eclipta (19)
Grasses (19)
Chickweed (15)
Bittercress (30)
Liverwort (26)
Oxalis (22)
Groundsel (22)
Fireweed (17)
Thistle (14)
Nutsedge (12)
Horsetail (12)
Pearlwort (12)
Printed: 9/21/2007
New Products / Solutions List - Weeds
Active Ingredient
Food Use
Trade
Name(s)
Hort Uses
AEB171509
Alternaria destruens
Smolder
Bayer Environmental
Sciences
UAP
Amicarbazone
Dinamic
Arvesta
Aminopyralid
DE-750
Dow Agroscience
Beflubutamid
UBH-820
Bispyribac sodium
Regiment
Butafenacil
Carfentrazone-ethyl
Ube Industries
Velocity
Rebin, Inspire
Affinity
Aim
QuickSilver T&O
Catechin
Cinidon-ethyl
Lotus
Clethodim
Select
Prism
Clodinafop-propargyl
Discover
Valent USA / Kumiai
Description of
Activity/Spectrum
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Phenoxybutanamide (inhibits Post-emergence control of broadleaf
phytoene desaturase).
weeds at rates of 170 to 255 g ai/ha
(0.15 to 0.23 lb ai/A)
Pyrimidinyloxybenzoic acid Post emergent control of Poa annua,
(ALS inhibitor)
Poa trivialis and annual broadleaf
weeds in turf. Effective against
hydrilla and other numerous other
aquatic weeds.
No
No
Reduced Risk Product. Registered in
turf and being evaluated for aquatic
plant management. No plans to develop
in ornamental crops.
No
Yes
OP Replacement. Cotton Defoliant
No
No
Reduced Risk Product. High interest by
FMC to develop use in ornamentals for
moss and algae control.
Yes
Yes
No
No
Not registered in the USA.
No
No
For use on Conifer trees, Non-Bearing
Food Crops, Ornamentals and Non-Crop
or Non-Planted areas. No additional
data required on ornamental crops.
No
No
Post-emergent Wheat Herbicide
No
No
FMC
Aryl triazolinone (PPO
Inhibitor)
Colorado
StateUniversity
A component from Spotted Controls many weeds.
knapweed (Centaurea
maculosa)
It is particularly active postIsoindoldione (Inhibits
protoporphyrinogen oxidase). emergence on Galium aparine,
among other broadleaf species, in
small grains at 30 to 50 g ai/ha
(0.027 to 0.045 lb ai/A).
Cyclohexanone / ACCase
Selective postemergence herbicide
inhibitor
for control of annual and perennial
grasses.
Syngenta
Reduced Risk
Mfg
Risk
Hort Uses
No
PPO Inhibitor
Valent USA
Nirtopyrazole, PPO Inhibitor Control of Lamium, Stellaria, Viola,
and Veronica spp.
Microbial biopesticide
Controls dodder (swamp, largeseed, Biopesticide.
field, and smallseed)
Triazolinone
Applied at rates up to 500 g ai/ha
(0.45 lb ai/A) to the soil preplant or
pre-emergence. It also has
burndown activity. Soil and
burndown activity is primarily on
broadleaf weed species.
Pyridine (Cell division
Pre-emergence and post-emergence
inhibitor)
to control annual broadleaf weeds.
Syngenta
BASF
Envoy
Chemistry/Mode of
Action
Pyridylory-phenoxy
propionate (ACC ase)
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Controls important grasses,
broadleaf and sedge weeds as a
desiccant and defoliant.
Numerous broadleaf weeds,
including cocklebur and water
hemp.
Selective post-emergence of wild
oats, annual grasses and other
weeds.
Active Ingredient
Food Use
Trade
Name(s)
Clomazone
Command
Cloransulam-methyl
Firstrate
Colletotrichum
gloesporioides f. sp
malvae
Cyhalofop-butyl
DCPA
Mallet WP
Lock-Down
Hort Uses
X
Reduced Risk
Mfg
Risk
Hort Uses
Isonazolidinone - Carotenoid Material controls a broad spectrum
biosynthesis inhibitor
of grasses and broadleaf weeds.
No
No
Dow AgroSciences
Sulfonamide / ALS Inhibitor Pre-emergence or post-emergence to
control annual broadleaf weeds
Fungus
It is pathogenic to round-leaved
Biopesticide.
mallow, small flowered mallow,
common mallow, and velvetleaf.
Phenoxy-propionate
Post-emergence graminicide
Chlorthal dimethyl
Pre-emergence control of broadleaf
weeds and grasses (particularly
crabgrass)
Benzonitrile
Pre-emergent, early post emergent New sprayable formulation in
on grasses and broadleaves.
development
No
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Dow AgroSciences
AMVAC Chemical
Corp
Dichlobenil
Casoron
Diclosulam
Strongar M
Dow AgroSciences
Sulfonamide / ALS Inhibitor Pre- or post emergence for broadleaf
weeds such as morning glory,
cocklebur, velvetleaf and nutsedge
Diflufenzopyr
Overdrive
BASF
Pyridine / (Auxin transport
inhibitor)
Annual grasses and broadleaf
weeds. Sold in a pre-mix with
dicamba.
BASF
Chloroacetamide, single
isomer of dimethenamid
Pyridine (Cell division
inhibitor)
Annual grasses, broadleaf weeds,
yellow nutsedge
Selective for annual grasses
Mitsui Chemical
Biopesticide
Barnyardgrass
No
No
FMC
Not disclosed.
Provides pre grass control and
pre& post broadleaf weed
control including YNS
Yes
No
ISK
Sulfonylurea (ALS inhibitor) Active against many grasses and
broadleaf weeds with pre- and postemergence activity at 50 grams/ha
No
No
Triazolopyrimidine
Provides post-emergence control of
sulfonanilide, (ALS inhibitor) broadleaf weeds, particularly
Galium aparine (catchweed
bedstraw) at rates of 0.0045 to
0.0067 lb ai/A.
Bayer Environmental Pyrazole Benzoate
Pre-emergence control of broadleaf
Sciences and Monsanto
weeds and grasses
No
No
No
No
Dimethenamid-P
Outlook
Dithiopyr
Drechslera monoceras
Tower
Dimension
MTB-951
F6875
F6875
Flazasulfuron
Mission, Katana
Floransulam
Primus, Boxer
Fluazolate
Casoron
Description of
Activity/Spectrum
FMC
Encore Technologies
Clincher
Dacthal
Chemistry/Mode of
Action
JV 485
Chemtura
Dow AgroSciences
Dow AgroSciences
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Ornamental crop safety studies needed
to ascertain crop safety to formulation.
Not presently supported as a stand-alone
product.
Registered on turf and for use on
landscape ornamentals. Considering
registration on container and field grown
ornamental and nursery plants.
Description of
Activity/Spectrum
Arysta Life Sciences
Sulfonylaminocarbonyltriazolinone,(ALS inhibitor)
No
Yes
Define
Bayer Environmental
Sciences
Oxyacetimide
Low rate post-emergence material
that controls grass and certain
broadleaf weeds
Soil applied for annual grasses and No plans to develop for ornamental uses
some broadleaf weeds.
as a standalone product. Possibly as a
pre-mix with iodosulfuron.
No
No
S-3153
Valent USA
PPO Inhibitor
Excellent control of velvetleaf and No plans to develop for ornamental uses.
morning glories.
Sulfonamide (ALS Inhibitor) Controls broadleaf and grass weeds.
No
Yes
No
No
Post-emergence control of velvetleaf No plans to develop for ornamental uses.
and other broadleaf weeds
No
Yes
Broad spectrum, preemergent and BroadStar Herbicide (0.25G) and
early post control of annual
SureGuard 51WDG registered for use in
broadleaf and grassy weeds.
ornamentals, and being evaluated for use
Contact activity against hydrilla and in aquatic plant management.
many other aquatic weeds. Low use Registrant is interested in adding new
rate product.
plants and pests to label.
Pyridine. (Cell division
Post-emergence applications to
inhibitor)
control annual and perennial
broadleaf weeds.
Sulfonylurea (ALS inhibitor) Post-emergence control of annual Registered on warm season turf grasses.
grassesryegrass transition &
volunteer, tall fescue
to label.
Glycine (EPSPS inhibitor)
Non-selective foliar systemic for
Roundup Pro and Touchdown Pro:
control of a broad spectrum of
Used in areas such as airports, apartment
emerged annual & perennial grasses, complexes, Christmas trees & Christmas
broadleaf weeds and woody plants. tree farms, ditch banks, dry ditches, dry
canals, fencerows, golf courses,
industrial sites, lumber yards,
manufacturing sites, office complexes,
ornamental nurseries, parks, parking
areas, petroleum tank farms and
plumbing installations, railroads,
rangeland, recreational areas, residential
areas (commercial applicators only),
roadsides, schools, storage areas, utility
substations, warehouse areas, wildlife
refuges, other public areas and similar
industrial and noncrop sites.
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
Accord: Use in forests, utility rights-ofway, including aquatic areas and
wildlife habitat areas within these sites.
No
No
Food Use
Trade
Name(s)
Flucarbazone-sodium
Everest 70WG
Flufenacet
Flufenpyr-ethyl
Flumetsulam
Hort Uses
Broadstrike
Dow AgroSciences
Flumiclorac-pentyl
Resource
Flumioxazin
Valor
Chateau
Payload
Fluroxypyr
Starane
Vista
Foramsulfuron
Option
Revolver
Bayer Environmental
Sciences
Glyphosate
RoundUp Pro,
Touchdown Pro
Roundup
Monsanto
Glyphosate
Accord
SureGuard,
BroadStar
Valent USA
N-phenylphthalimide
derivative (PPO Inhibitor)
Valent USA
N-phenylphthalimide
derivative (PPO Inhibitor)
Dow AgroSciences
Dow AgroSciences
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Reduced Risk
Mfg
Risk
Hort Uses
Chemistry/Mode of
Action
Active Ingredient
Active Ingredient
Glyphosate
Food Use
Trade
Name(s)
Aquamaster,
Rodeo, Glypro
Halosulfuron
Permit
Sempra
Sandea
Imazamox
Raptor
Imazapic
Cadre
Imazapyr
Stalker
Imazapyr + Diuron
Imazethapyr
Imazosulfuron
Hort Uses
Chemistry/Mode of
Action
Description of
Activity/Spectrum
Dow AgroSciences
Aquamaster and Rodeo: For aquatic
weed and brush control. Controls
annual and perennial weeds and woody
plants in and around aquatic and other
noncrop sites; also for use in wildlife
habitat areas, for perennial grass release
and grass growth suppression.
Reduced Risk
Mfg
Risk
Hort Uses
No
No
Gowan
Sulfonylurea (ALS inhibitor) Nutsedge, velvetleaf, cocklebur, and Methyl Bromide Alternative. Registered
on turf and post-directed around woody
other broadleaf weeds
ornamentals in landscape uses.
Yes
No
BASF
Imidazolinone (ALS
inhibitor)
No
Yes
Plateau
BASF
Imidazolinone (ALS
inhibitor)
Yes
Yes
Chopper
BASF
Imidazolinone (ALS
inhibitor)
Broad spectrum control of annual
grasses and some broadleaf weeds
Applied to noncropland areas such as
railroads and highway rights-of-way.
Will not develop for ornamental uses.
No
No
Sahara
BASF
Applied to noncropland areas such as
railroads and highway rights-of-way.
Will not develop for ornamental uses.
No
No
Pursuit
BASF
Imidazolinoe (ALSinhibitor) Controls most annual & perennial
+ phenylurea
grasses and broadleaf weeds, in
addition to many brush & vine
species.
Imidazolinone (ALS
Broad spectrum control of annual
inhibitor)
grasses and some broadleaf weeds
Valent USA
Sulfonylurea (ALS inhibitor) Post-emergence control of sedges,
certain broadleaf weeds, and some
seedling grasses.
Registrant interested in evaluation
of efficacy and tolerance of
ornamental crops. Pending
submission to EPA.
V-10142
Sedgehammer
Annual grasses and some broadleaf Product is being evaluated in selective
weeds
non-crop areas. Due to potential crop
injury, no plans to develop for
production ornamentals.
Pre- and post-emergence control of Provides weed control and/or turf height
annual grasses and broadleaf weeds. suppression on pastures, rangeland,
Federal Conservation Reserve Program
land and noncropland areas. Support
for Christmas tree production or other
field production for invasive weed
control on state specific request
possible.
Yes
Yes
Iodosulfuron
Autumn
Husar
Bayer Environmental
Sciences
Sulfonylurea (ALS inhibitor) Early to mid-POST applications for No plans to develop for ornamental uses
control of grass and broadleaf
as a standalone product. Possibly as a
weeds.
pre-mix with flufenacet.
No
Yes
Isoxaflutole
Balance
Bayer Environmental
Sciences
Isoxazole
No
No
Soil applied for many annual grasses
and some broadleaf weeds.
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Active Ingredient
Food Use
Trade
Name(s)
Mesosulfuron-methyl
Osprey
Silverado
Hort Uses
Bayer Environmental
Sciences
Sulfonylurea (ALS inhibitor) Early and mid post-emergence
control of grasses and some
broadleaf weeds including annual
ryegrass, annual bluegrass, wild oat,
canarygrass, downy brome,
Japanese brome wild mustard,
Tansy mustard, blue mustard.
Cyclohexanedione, It disrupts Pre-and post-emergence control of Need efficacy and crop safety data.
carotenoid biosynthesis by
annual grasses and broadleaf weeds, Willing to expand label for ornamental
inhibition of
uses.
including sulfonylurea resistant
phydroxyphenlylpyruvatediox weeds. Will be marketed as a standalone product, as well as a premix.
ygenase.
Reduced Risk
Mfg
Risk
Hort Uses
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
Callisto
Metosulam
Barko
Dow AgroSciences
ALS inhibitor
Orthosulfamuron
Strada
Isagro, USA
ALS inhibitor
Oxasulfuron
Dynam
Syngenta
Sulfonylurea, (ALS inhibitor) Post-emergence for cocklebur,
Registered in Brazil for use on Soybean.
ragweed, and other broadleaf weeds
No
No
Oxaziclomefone
MY-100
Phenyl olazinone
Grass weeds
No
No
Pelargonic Acid
Scythe
Bayer Environmental
Sciences
Dow AgroSciences
Fatty acid
No
No
Penoxsulam
DE-638
Granate
Grasp
Dow AgroSciences.
Triazolopyrimidine
sulfonamide (an ALS
inhibitor)
Contact, non-selective broad
Biopesticide.
spectrum foliar applied material
It controls grasses, broadleaf and
sedge weeds including SU resistant
sedge. Weaknesses are sprangletop
and broadleaf signalgrass and large
barnyardgrass. It will be applied at
10-50 g ai/ha
No
Yes
Pethoxamid
Successor 600
Tokuyama
Acetamide
No
No
No
No
No
No
Profoxydim
Propoxycarbazone
Pico
Sniper
Aura
Tetris
Olympus
Syngenta
Description of
Activity/Spectrum
Mesotrione
Picolinafen
Outplay
Chemistry/Mode of
Action
BASF
BASF
Bayer Environmental
Sciences
Preemergence control of broadleaf
weeds
Broadleaf and sedge weeds. It will Interested in turf and ornamental uses.
be applied at 1.7-2.1 ozs/acre.
Registered in rice
Selectively controls certain grasses
and broadleaf weeds
Aryloxypicolinamide (inhibits Post-emergence use to control
Registration pending in Canada. No
phytoene desaturase)
annual broadleaf weeds. The
plans to develop for ornamental us in the
application rate will be 50 g ai/ha
USA.
(0.045 lb ai/A). It will be sold as a
pre-mix
Cyclohexanone graminicide, Controls grass weeds at use rates
(ACCase inhibitor)
ranging from 50 to 200 g ai/ha
(0.045 to 0.18 lb ai/ha)
Sulfonylaminocarbonyl
Post-emergence grass weed control.
triazolinone (ALS inhibitor) Broadleaf weeds in the Cruciferous
family are also controlled. Also
controls Bromus sp.
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Active Ingredient
Food Use
Trade
Name(s)
Hort Uses
Propyzamide
Rapsol
Sumitomo
Prosulfuron
Peak
Syngenta
Puccinia thlaspeos
Road Warrior
Greenville Farms
Pyraflufen-ethyl
ET
Nichino America
Pyribenzoxium
Pyanchor
Pyriftalid
Dow AgroSciences
Apiro
Syngenta
Chemistry/Mode of
Action
Description of
Activity/Spectrum
Reduced Risk
Mfg
Risk
Hort Uses
Controls annual grasses and
broadleaf weeds
Sulfonylurea (ALS inhibitor) Post-emergence for broadleaf weeds Registered in the US. Used in Cereal
such as cocklebur, kochia,
Grains
lambsquarter, pigweed, and
velvetleaf
Biological herbicide- Dyers Specific to Dyer’s Woad
Woad Rust
Protox inhibitor
Post-emergence herbicide for
general non-selective control of
weeds or use as desiccant. Low use
rates, 1 g ai/A
Benzophenone
Post emergence material with
activity on numerous annual and
perennial grasses, broadleaf and
sedges.
Acetolactate synthase
Mainly a grass material, pre- and
Registered in Japan and So. Korea.
inhibitor
post-emergence for barnyardgrass. Used in Rice Production.
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Quinclorac
Facet
Paramount
Drive
BASF
Quinoline carboxylic acid
Post-emergence control of annual
grasses and broadleaf weeds
Registered in turf. No plans to develop
for ornamental uses due to plant injury.
No
No
Sethoxydim
Poast
Vantage
BASF
Cyclohexanone (ACCase
inhibitor)
Post emergence grass herbicide
For use in bedding plants, cut flowers,
Christmas trees, centipedegrass & fine
fescue turf, fine fescue seed production,
nonbearing food crops, wildflowers, and
noncrop sites.
Yes
No
Syngenta
Chloracetanilide
Pre-emergent herbicide -controls
many annual grasses, certain annual
broadleaf weeds, and yellow
nutsedge.
Pennant MAGNUM may be used on
commercial and residential warm-season
turfgrasses and other noncrop land,
including, but not limited to the
following: airports, roadsides, golf
courses, sports fields, public recreational
areas, ornamental gardens, cemeteries,
other landscaped areas, etc. Pennant
MAGNUM may also be used in and
around container and field-grown
ornamentals, non-bearing nursery stock,
and on sod farms. DO NOT USE IN
GREENHOUSES OR OTHER
ENCLOSED STRUCTURES.
Registered in ornamentals. Registrant
endorses adding new plants to the label.
Yes
No
S-metolachlor
Dual Magnum Pennant Magnum
100-950
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Active Ingredient
Food Use
Trade
Name(s)
Hort Uses
Chemistry/Mode of
Action
Description of
Activity/Spectrum
Low use rate pre-emergence
broadleaf herbicide with contact
activity and residual soil activity.
High interest by FMC to develop use in
ornamentals. Need to characterize
nutsedge activity and length of residual
control.
Registered for roadside turf. Interested
in labeling in fine turf as Battalion for
selective grass control. No plans to
develop for ornamental uses.
Sulfentrazone
Spartan
Dismiss
FMC
Aryl triazolinone (PPO
Inhibitor)
Sulfosulfuron
Maverick
Outrider
Monsanto
Sulfonylurea (ALS inhibitor)
Tepraloxydim
Equinox
BASF
Cyclohexanedione, (ACCase Provides post-emergence grass weed Registered in soybeans. No plans for
control in broadleaf crops, at rates development in ornamentals for the
inhibitor)
of 50 to 75 g ai/ha (0.045 to 0.067 foreseeable future.
lb ai/A). At rates of 100 g ai/ha
(0.089 lb ai/A) it will control
perennials such as johnsongrass, and
suppress Bermuda grass.
Arvesta
Not disclosed.
TM 435
Post emergence control of broadleaf
weeds
Post-emergence for grass weeds
Registered in US and Canada. Used on
such as wild oats, green and yellow cereal crops wheat, barley.
foxtail, and annual ryegrass.
Tralkoxydim
Achieve
Syngenta
Cyclohexandione (ACCase
inhibitor)
Triasulfuron
Amber
Syngenta
Trifloxysulfuron
Enfield
Envoke
Sulfonylurea (ALS inhibitor) Post emergent control over 50
broadleaf weeds, suppresses annual
ryegrass./
Sulfonylurea (ALS inhibitor) Provides post-emergent control of
certain broadleaf, grass weeds and
sedges in turf.
Monument
100-1134
Syngenta
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Registered in US- west of the
Mississippi. Used in Wheat, Barley,
Pastures, Rangeland
Methyl Bromide Alternative. Need
efficacy and crop safety data to support
an ornamental registration.
Reduced Risk
Mfg
Risk
Hort Uses
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Section 7
Herbaceous Shelf Life
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
26986 N Plant Impact
Plant Impact
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
Poinsettia
Argylene XM
Sodium Silver
Thiosulfate
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Greenhouse
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Prestigo'
C
Trial Results: No significant increase in shelf life at 0.5 mM
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Hot Pink'
C
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Yellow'
C
Trial Results: Less dropped bracts but no change in leaf drop and cyathea loss at 0.5 mM
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Premium Red'
C
Trial Results: Less dropped bracts but no change in leaf drop and cyathea loss at 0.5 mM
Species /
Cultivar
25876 C Plant Impact
Plant Impact
Poinsettia
Exilis Plus
6-Benzyladenine
Greenhouse
2006
Plant Impact
Poinsettia
Fascination
6-Benzyladenine +
Gibberellic Acid
Greenhouse
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Prestigo'
Trial Results: No significant increase in shelf life at 100 ppm
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Hot Pink'
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Yellow'
TX
Pemberton
7/11/2007
7/11/2007
7/11/2007
7/11/2007
P
C
7/11/2007
C
7/11/2007
C
7/11/2007
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Trial Results: Less leaf drop but no change in dropped bracts and cyathea loss at 100 ppm
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Premium Red'
C
7/11/2007
2006 TX
Pemberton
P
Plant Impact
Plant Impact
Plant Impact
Poinsettia
Poinsettia
Poinsettia
MaxCel
6-Benzyladenine
ProVide
GA4+7
TDZ
Thidiazuron
Greenhouse
Greenhouse
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Prestigo'
C
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Hot Pink'
C
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Yellow'
C
Trial Results: Less dropped bracts but no change in leaf drop and cyathea loss at 100 ppm
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Premium Red'
C
Trial Results: Lower bract and leaf drops, no change in cyathea loss at 100 ppm
7/11/2007
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Prestigo'
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Hot Pink'
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Yellow'
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Premium Red'
2006 TX
Pemberton
C
7/11/2007
C
7/11/2007
C
7/11/2007
C
7/11/2007
7/11/2007
7/11/2007
7/11/2007
P
Greenhouse
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Plant Impact
Plant Impact
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Exilis Plus
Impatiens New Guinea hyb 6-Benzyladenine
Greenhouse
2006
FL
Gibson
P
2006
TX
Pemberton
P
Greenhouse
2006
FL
Gibson
P
2006
TX
Pemberton
P
2006
FL
Gibson
P
2006
TX
Pemberton
P
2006
CA
Reid
P
2006
MI
Runkle
P
2006
NY
Miller
P
2006
TX
Pemberton
P
2007
LA
Chen
P
2007
NY
Miller
P
2007
TX
Pemberton
P
2006
CA
Reid
Crop
Product
Fascination
Impatiens New Guinea hyb 6-Benzyladenine +
Gibberellic Acid
Plant Impact
ProVide
Impatiens New Guinea hyb GA4+7
Greenhouse
Plant Impact
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
Greenhouse
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Plant Impact
Plant Impact
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
Exilis Plus
6-Benzyladenine
Fascination
6-Benzyladenine +
Gibberellic Acid
Fresco
Gibberelic Acid + 6Benzyladenine
Greenhouse
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
2006 LA
Chen
Sprench
'Startrack Purple'
Trial Results: Less flowers than untreated Check by 14 DAT
2006 LA
Chen
Sprench
'Startrack Violet'
2006 LA
Chen
Sprench
'Holiday Purple'
2006 LA
Chen
Sprench
'Cascade Hot Pink'
2006 MI
Runkle
P
C
12/2/2006
C
12/2/2006
C
12/2/2006
C
12/2/2006
P
2006
NY
Miller
P
2006
TX
Pemberton
P
2007
LA
Chen
P
2007
NY
Miller
P
2007
TX
Pemberton
P
Greenhouse
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Plant Impact
Plant Impact
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
MaxCel
6-Benzyladenine
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
NovaGib
GA4+7
Production
Site
Trial
Greenhouse
2006 LA
Chen
Sprench
'Startrack Purple'
Trial Results: Number of flowers virtually similar to untreated Check
2006 LA
Chen
Sprench
'Startrack Violet'
2006 LA
Chen
Sprench
'Holiday Purple'
2006 LA
Chen
Sprench
'Cascade Hot Pink'
2007 NY
Miller
C
12/2/2006
C
12/2/2006
C
12/2/2006
C
12/2/2006
2006 LA
Chen
Sprench
'Startrack Purple'
2006 LA
Chen
Sprench
'Startrack Violet;
2006 LA
Chen
Sprench
'Holiday Purple'
C
12/2/2006
C
12/2/2006
C
12/2/2006
C
12/2/2006
Greenhouse
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
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2006 LA
Chen
Sprench
'Cascade Hot Pink'
2007 LA
Chen
Plant Impact
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
ProVide
GA4+7
Greenhouse
Geranium
STS + BA
Plant Impact
Pelargonium sp.
STS + BA
Plant Impact
Geranium
Pelargonium sp.
TDZ
Thidiazuron
Greenhouse
0
TBD
TBD
tbd
tbd
Greenhouse
C Plant Impact
Plant Impact
Greenhouse
P
P
2007
TX
Pemberton
P
2006
CA
Reid
P
2006
MI
Runkle
P
2006
NY
Miller
P
2006
TX
Pemberton
P
2006
CA
Reid
P
2007
MI
Runkle
P
2007
MI
Runkle
P
2007
MI
Runkle
P
2007
MI
Runkle
P
2007
MI
Runkle
P
2007
MI
Runkle
P
2007
NY
Miller
P
2007
NY
Miller
P
2007
NY
Miller
P
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Plant Impact
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
Tulip
Tulipa sp.
Argylene XM
Sodium Silver
Thiosulfate
Production
Site
Trial
Application
Type
Greenhouse
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Hollandia'
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Red Present'
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Purple Prince'
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Pink Impression'
C
7/11/2007
C
7/11/2007
C
7/11/2007
C
7/11/2007
P
Species /
Cultivar
Plant Impact
Tulip
Tulipa sp.
Exilis Plus
6-Benzyladenine
Greenhouse
2006
Plant Impact
Tulip
Tulipa sp.
Fascination
6-Benzyladenine +
Gibberellic Acid
Greenhouse
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Pink Impression'
Trial Results: Reduced leaf yellowing but no other positive effects at 100 ppm
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Purple Prince'
Trial Results: Undesirable effect - increased scape length at 100 ppm
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Red Present'
NY
Miller
C
7/11/2007
C
7/11/2007
C
7/11/2007
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2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Hollandia'
C
Trial Results: Undesirable effect - increased scape length and bending at 100 ppm
2006 NY
Miller
P
Plant Impact
Tulip
Tulipa sp.
MaxCel
6-Benzyladenine
Greenhouse
Plant Impact
Tulip
Tulipa sp.
ProVide
GA4+7
Greenhouse
Plant Impact
Tulip
Tulipa sp.
TDZ
Thidiazuron
Greenhouse
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Pink Impression'
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Purple Prince'
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Hollandia'
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Red Present'
7/11/2007
C
7/11/2007
C
7/11/2007
C
7/11/2007
C
7/11/2007
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Hollandia'
C
7/11/2007
Trial Results: Undesirable effect - increased scape length and bending at 100 ppm
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Purple Prince'
C
7/11/2007
Trial Results: Increased flower life and reduced leaf yellowing but increased scape length at 100 ppm
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Red Present'
C
7/11/2007
Trial Results: Reduced leaf yellowing but increased scape length at 100 ppm
2006 CA
Reid
Foliar
'Pink Impression'
C
7/11/2007
Trial Results: Increased flower life and reduced leaf yellowing but increased scape length at 100 ppm
2006 NY
Miller
P
Woody Oramental Branching
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Plant Impact
Plant Impact
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
Production
Site
Trial
Hydrangea
Hydrangea sp.
Cyclanalide
Greenhouse
2006
CA
Lieth
2006
GA
Czarnota
2007
KY
Fulcher
2006
FL
Gibson
C
2006
GA
Czarnota
P
2007
KY
Fulcher
Hydrangea
Hydrangea sp.
Exilis Plus
6-Benzyladenine
Greenhouse
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Foliar
H. macrophylla 'Angel
C
7/17/2007
Robe'
Trial Results: No increase in branching and growth, no injury at 112 ppm + Latron; 1 application looked better
2006 FL
Gibson
C
6/27/2007
P
H. quercifolia
H. quercifolia
P
6/27/2006
P
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Plant Impact
Hydrangea
Hydrangea sp.
Fascination
6-Benzyladenine +
Gibberellic Acid
Greenhouse
2006
CA
Lieth
C
7/17/2007
Robe'
Trial Results: Significant injury but increased height, may increase branching at 500 ppm; should test a lower
rate
2006 GA
Czarnota
P
Plant Impact
Hydrangea
Hydrangea sp.
Fresco
Greenhouse
2006
FL
Gibson
Plant Impact
Hydrangea
Hydrangea sp.
MaxCel
6-Benzyladenine
Greenhouse
2006
CA
Lieth
Plant Impact
Hydrangea
Hydrangea sp.
ProVide
GA4+7
Greenhouse
CA
Lieth
Plant Impact
Plant Impact
Holly
Cyclanalide
Greenhouse
Ilex sp.
Holly
Ilex sp.
Foliar
C
6/27/2007
Foliar
Robe'
Trial Results: No increase in branching at 500 ppm; unacceptable injury
C
7/17/2007
2006
Foliar
Robe'
Trial Results: No increase in branching at 500 ppm; no injury
2006 GA
Czarnota
C
7/17/2007
2006
C
AL
Keever
I. crenata 'Sky Pencil'
P
9/26/2006
Trial Results: Two applications increased shoot counts with no injury; generally no effect on plant height, width
and GI
2007 KY
Fulcher
I. opaca 'Helen Hunt'
P
Exilis Plus
6-Benzyladenine
Greenhouse
2007
KY
Fulcher
2007
XX
tbd
I. opaca 'Cedar Hill'
P
P
2007
XX
tbd
P
2007
KY
Fulcher
I. opaca 'Cedar Hill'
P
2007
KY
Fulcher
I. opaca 'Helen Hunt'
P
2007
XX
tbd
P
2007
XX
tbd
P
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Plant Impact
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
Holly
Ilex sp.
Fascination
6-Benzyladenine +
Gibberellic Acid
Production
Site
Trial
Greenhouse
2006 AL
Keever
C
9/6/2006
Trial Results: Did not increase shoot counts; no injury; generally no significant effect on plant height, width and
GI
2007 XX
tbd
P
2007
XX
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
tbd
P
Plant Impact
Holly
Ilex sp.
MaxCel
6-Benzyladenine
Greenhouse
2006 AL
Keever
C
9/6/2006
Trial Results: Increase shoot counts at 7, but not at 12 WAT; no injury; generally no significant effect on plant
height, width and GI
Plant Impact
Holly
Ilex sp.
ProVide
GA4+7
Greenhouse
2006 AL
Keever
C
9/6/2006
Trial Results: Did not increase shoot counts; no injury; generally no significant effect on plant height, width and
GI
2007 XX
tbd
P
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Plant Impact
Oxydendrum arboreum
Plant Impact
2007
XX
tbd
P
Cyclanalide
Field Container
2007
KY
Fulcher
P
Oxydendrum arboreum
Exilis Plus
6-Benzyladenine
Field Container
2007
KY
Fulcher
P
27013 A Plant Impact
Plant Impact
Rhododendron sp.
Cyclanalide
Field Container
Plant Impact
Rhododendron sp.
Cyclanalide
Field Container
Plant Impact
Rhododendron sp.
Cyclanalide
Greenhouse
2006
AL
Keever
R. roukhanense 'Korean
C
9/6/2006
Stardust'
Trial Results: Increased shoot counts with no injury; no effect on plant height, width and GI; 2 applications more
effective
2006 CA
Lieth
Foliar
'Remembrance'
C
7/17/2007
Trial Results: Two applications at 112 ppm + Latron reduced branching and growth but increased flowering; no
injury
2006 GA
Czarnota
P
2006 LA
Chen
Foliar
Trial Results: Marginal increase on branching
2006 TX
Pemberton
Plant Impact
Rhododendron sp.
Exilis Plus
6-Benzyladenine
Greenhouse
Fascination
Field Container
Rhododendron sp.
6-Benzyladenine +
Gibberellic Acid
Plant Impact
Azalea 'Amelia Rose'
C
12/12/2006
P
2006
GA
Czarnota
P
2006
TX
Pemberton
P
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Plant Impact
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
Rhododendron sp.
Fascination
6-Benzyladenine +
Gibberellic Acid
Production
Site
Trial
Greenhouse
2006
AL
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
Keever
C
9/6/2006
Stardust'
Trial Results: Did not significantly increase shoot counts; no injury and no effect on plant height, width and GI
2006 CA
Lieth
Foliar
'Remembrance'
C
7/17/2007
Trial Results: Decreased branching at 500 ppm; no injury, no effect on growth and flowering
2006 GA
Czarnota
P
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Plant Impact
Rhododendron sp.
MaxCel
6-Benzyladenine
Field Container
Plant Impact
Rhododendron sp.
MaxCel
6-Benzyladenine
Greenhouse
Plant Impact
Rhododendron sp.
NovaGib
GA4+7
Greenhouse
Plant Impact
Rhododendron sp.
ProVide
GA4+7
Greenhouse
Plant Impact
Rose
Cyclanalide
Greenhouse
Pemberton
P
2003
AL
Gilliam
C
1/1/1975
4/1/2004
C
1/1/1975
4/1/2004
2003
AL
Keever
2006
AL
Keever
2006
AL
Keever
2006
TX
Pemberton
2006
CA
Lieth
C
9/6/2006
Stardust'
Trial Results: Did not increase shoot counts: no injury and no effect on plant height, width and GI
2006 CA
Lieth
Foliar
'Remembrance'
C
7/17/2007
2006 GA
Czarnota
P
P
Foliar
'Kardinal'
C
7/17/2007
Trial Results: No increase in branching and growth, no injury at 112 ppm + Latron
2006 GA
Czarnota
P
Rosa sp.
Rose
Rosa sp.
Exilis Plus
6-Benzyladenine
Greenhouse
Plant Impact
Rose
Rosa sp.
Fascination
6-Benzyladenine +
Gibberellic Acid
Greenhouse
Rose
Rosa sp.
TX
C
9/6/2006
Stardust'
Trial Results: Increased shoot counts with no injury; no effect on plant height, width and GI
2006 CA
Lieth
Foliar
'Remembrance'
C
7/17/2007 4/26/2007
Plant Impact
Plant Impact
2006
MaxCel
6-Benzyladenine
Greenhouse
2006
TX
Pemberton
P
2006
GA
Czarnota
P
2006
TX
Pemberton
P
2006 CA
Lieth
Foliar
'Kardinal'
Trial Results: No increase in branching and growth, no injury at 500 ppm
2006 GA
Czarnota
C
2006
P
TX
Pemberton
7/17/2007
P
2006 CA
Lieth
'Kardinal'
C
7/17/2007
Trial Results: Increase in branching but significant injury at 500 ppm; should test lower rates
PR # /
Priority
Target/Pest Name
Plant Impact
0
C Plant Impact
Plant Impact
Printed: 9/20/2007
Crop
Product
Rose
Rosa sp.
ProVide
GA4+7
TBD
TBD
tbd
tbd
Production
Site
Trial
Greenhouse
2006 CA
Lieth
Foliar
'Kardinal'
Trial Results: No increase in branching and growth, no injury at 500 ppm
2006 GA
Czarnota
C
2006
TX
Pemberton
P
2007
AL
Keever
P
2007
AL
Keever
P
2007
AL
Keever
P
2007
AL
Keever
P
Field Container
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
7/17/2007
P
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Woody Ornamental Pruning
PR # /
Priority
Printed: 9/20/2007
Production
Site
Trial
Atrimmec
Dikegulac sodium
Commercial Lan
2007
LA
Chen
P
Loropetalum
Loropetalum sp.
Cutless 0.33G
Flurprimidol
Commercial Lan
2007
LA
Chen
P
Phytotoxicity
Azalea
Rhododendron sp.
Atrimmec
Dikegulac sodium
Field Container
2007
LA
Chen
P
Phytotoxicity
Azalea
Rhododendron sp.
Topflor
Flurprimidol
Field Container
2007
LA
Chen
P
Target/Pest Name
Crop
Product
Phytotoxicity
Loropetalum
Loropetalum sp.
Phytotoxicity
Application
Type
Species /
Cultivar
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Printed: 9/21/2007
New Products / Solutions List - Plant Growth Regulators
Active Ingredient
1,2,6-DIPN
1-MCP
Food Use Trade Orn.Hort./Turf EPA Reg # Registrant
Name(s)
Hort Uses
Amplify
Smart-Fresh
6-Benzyladenine
MaxCel
6-Benzyladenine
Exilis Plus
6-Benzyladenine
RiteWay
Configure
6-Benzyladenine +
Gibberelic Acid
A4&A7
Fascination
6-Benzyladenine +
Gibberelic Acid
A4&A7
Fresco
6-Benzyladenine +
Gibberelic Acid
A4&A7
Ammonium thiosulfate
Ammonium/Calcium
Nitrate
Aviglycine
Bacillus cereus Strain
BP01
RiteSize, Typy
ATS
Bud Break
Retain
Activity/Spectrum
UAP
Diisopropyl naphthalene
AgroFresh Inc.
Cyclopropene
Valent USA
Benzylamicyo-purine
Fine Chemicals
Controls sprout on storage
potatoes. Works in synergy
with CIPC
Inhibits the attachment of
ethylene to ethylene receptor
for a post- harvest storage
extension
Branching agent
Not currently labeled on ornamentals.
Planning to label for use in ornamental
crops. Need efficacy and crop safety
data.
Registered for use on Christmas cactus,
plantain lily and purple coneflower.
Registrant endorses adding new
ornamental plants to label.
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Nufarm Americas
Benzylamicyo-purine
Branching agent
Valent USA
Benzylamicyo-purine and
gibberelic acid A4 and A7
Prevents leaf yellowing,
increases flower size,
prolongs flower life.
Fine Chemicals
Prevent leaf yellowing,
prolongs flower life in lilies.
Nufarm Americas
Prevent leaf yellowing,
prolongs flower life in lilies.
Siemer
Ammonium thiosulfate
Active as blossom thinner
No
No
Western Farm Services Ammonium/Calcium Nitrate
Promotes uniform bud break
No
No
Valent USA
Aminoethoxyvinylglysine
Lysine analog
No
No
Microflo
Bacteria
Plant growth regulator that
improves harvest management
by inhibiting ethylene
biosynthesis.
Biopesticide
Cotton in boll retention and
size. It also promotes increase
in root mass, earlier fruit
initiation and increased fruit
retention.
No
No
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data.
Registered for use on lilies, poinsettia
and other ornamental plants. Registrant
endorses adding new ornamental plants
to label.
Registered for use on lilies and
poinsettia. Registrant endorses adding
new ornamental plants to label.
Mfg
Reduced Risk
Hort Uses
Risk
data.
Active Ingredient
Name(s)
Hort Uses
Chlormequar Chloride
Clofencet
Copper
Ethylenediamine
Cycocel
Detasselor
Inferno
Cyclanilide
Tiburon
Diphenylamine
Activity/Spectrum
BASF / Olympic
Horticultural
Chlormequar Chloride
PGR on azaleas, poinsettias,
and geraniums.
BASF will submit an extensive, revised
label to the EPA. Tank mix evaluations
may be supported by Olympic
Horticultural.
Monsanto
DuPont
Carboxylic acid
Copper organiccomplex
Hybridizing agent
Desiccant and harvest aid
Bayer Environmental
Sciences, OHP, Inc.
Promotes branching
Label submitted, but more
evaluations are needed to determine
optimal uses.
Mfg
Reduced Risk
Hort Uses
Risk
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
?
Syngenta
Diphenylamine
Protects the fruit from scald
No
No
Ethephon
Cerone
Proxy
Prep
Bayer Environmental
Sciences,
Mimics the effect of ethylene
gas.
Promotes earlier coloration
and maturity, promotes
abscission and/or accelerates
ripening. Will delay bloom in
peach and blueberry
No
No
Ethephon
Florel
DuPont
Mimics the effect of ethylene
gas.
Promotes earlier coloration
and maturity, promotes
abscission and/or accelerates
ripening. Will delay bloom in
peach and blueberry
No
No
SePRO
pyrimidine - GA inhibitor
Currently registered on container
ornamentals, landscape ornamentals, and
turfgrass.
Yes
No
Valent USA
Gibberelic acid A3
Growth suppression of
container ornamental plants
(Topflor) and landscape
ornamental plants (Cutless)
Promotes cell elongation and
plant growth.
Registered on lilies, ornamentals (azela,
calla lily, camellia, geranium, pomptom
chrysanthemum, spathiphyllum), cut
flowers (aster, baby’s breath, matthiola,
delphinium, larkspur, Queen Ann’s lace,
statice, sweet William) unspecified
bedding plants, unspecified annual and
perennial potted crops and turfgrass.
Yes
No
Flurprimidol
Gibberellic Acid
Topflor/Cutless
Provide
ProGib T&O
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Active Ingredient
Name(s)
Hort Uses
No
Promotes cell elongation and Not currently labeled on ornamentals.
plant growth.
data.
Emerald Bioagriculture Glutamic acid
Enhances crop growth and
yield
Biopesticide. Registrant is interested in
Eden Bioscience
Protein which switches natural Enhance, fruit set, size and
developing for ornamentals. Need
plant defenses in plant
yield. Also shown to be a
disease resistance activator. efficacy and crop safety data.
Yes
No
No
No
Yes
No
NutraPark
Phospholipid
No
No
Pix
BASF and DuPont
Quartenary ammonium
No
No
Tre-Hold
AMVAC Chemical
Corp
Napthaleneacetic Acid
No
No
Syngenta
Chlorophenyl Triazole
Yes
No
Syngenta
Chlorophenyl Triazole
Yes
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
Gibberellic Acid
GibGro
Glutamic Acid
AuxiGrow
Harpin Protein
Messenger
Florgib
LPE 94T
Paclobutrazol
Bonzi
Paclobutrazol
Clipper
100-996
Fine Chemicals
Gibberelic acid A3
Nufarm Americas
Gibberelic acid A3
Prohexadione Calcium
Apogee
Kumiai Chemical
Calcium carboxylate
Sodium nitrophenolate
Atonik
Asahi Mfg. Ltd.
Combination of sodium
nitrophenolates and
nitroguatalolate
Thidiazuron
Mfg
Reduced Risk
Hort Uses
Risk
Yes
NovaGib
NAA
Promotes cell elongation and Registered on lilies, ornamentals (azela,
plant growth.
calla lily, camellia, geranium, pomptom
chrysanthemum, spathiphyllum), cut
flowers (aster, baby’s breath, matthiola,
delphinium, larkspur, Queen Ann’s lace,
statice, sweet William) unspecified
bedding plants, unspecified annual and
perennial potted crops and turfgrass.
Gibberellic Acid
Mepiquat Chloride
Activity/Spectrum
TDZ
Bayer Environmental
Sciences,
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Ripening and shelf life
Biopesticide.
enhancement
Shortens plant internodes and
plant height
Tree sucker control, manages RED document under preparation at
EPA
crop load and supresses
axillary bud development.
Removes nuisance fruit.
Plant Growth Regulator
Registered for use on Poinsettia,
Bedding Plants, Chrysanthemums,
Geraniums, Bulb Crops, Woody
Ornamentals such as Azaleas, Hibiscus,
Hydrangea. Need additional data on
woody ornamentals and perennials
crops??.
Ornamental tree shoot growth Need additional efficacy and crop safety
inhibitor.
on woody and conifer trees.
Reduces vegetative growth- BASF has returned the ornamental rights
back to Kumiai who is seeking a partner
better balance between
canopy development and fruit to evaluate the product on ornamentals.
production
Increased nutrient uptake,
resulting in improved yields
Active Ingredient
Name(s)
Hort Uses
Trinexapac-methyl
Trinexapac-methyl
Uniconazole
Primo
Palisade
Sumagic
100-729
Activity/Spectrum
Syngenta
Cyclohexane carboxylic acid
Reduces the growth and
frequency of mowing of both
cool season and warm season
turf.
Syngenta
Cyclohexane carboxylic acid
Valent USA
Triazole
Growth regulator with use
resulting in less potential for
lodging, more efficient seed
harvest, and improved seed
set.
Growth retardant, reduces
plant height by reducing
internode elongation
Registered for use on cool season and
warm season turfgrass. Interested in
development on ornamentals including
ornamental grasses. Need efficacy and
crop safety data.
Registered on ryegrass seed Interested
in development on ornamentals. Need
efficacy and crop safety data.
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Registered on poinsettia, unspecified
bedding plants, bulb crops, geraniums,
Easter lily, chrysanthemums, florist
azaleas, and unspecified woody
landscape ornamentals and ixora.
label.
Mfg
Reduced Risk
Hort Uses
Risk
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Section 8
Products (Active Ingredients) Used in IR-4 Research Since 2002
Product Name
3336 WP
Acclaim
Actigard 50WG
Actinovate
Agri 50
Akari 5SC
Aliette WDG
Allectus SC
Alude
Apogee
Arena 50WDG
Argylene XM
Aria 50SG
Aria 50WG
ARY-50401
Astro
Atrimmec
Avid 0.15EC
Avid 0.15EC +
Scimitar
Avid 0.15EC + Talstar
GH
Avid 0.15EC + Tame
Avid 2EC + Oil
Aza-Direct
Azatin XL
Banol
Barricade 4FL
Barricade 65WG
BAS 320i
BAS 350i
BAS 510 (Emerald)
BAS 516 04 F
BAS 516 UFF
BAS 656h EC
(dimethenamid)
BAS 659H G
(dimethenamid +
pendimethalin)
Basagran T/O 4L
Bemistop
BioPhos 43L
Bonzi
BotaniGard
Product Name
Botanigard 22WP
BotaniGard ES
BroadStar 0.17G
BroadStar 0.25G
Bueno 6
BYI 8330 240SC
Cal-Agri-50
Calirus (PMA300)
Captan
Carzol
Casoron 4G
Celero 16WSG
Champ Formula 2F
Chipco Ronstar 50
WSP
Chipco Ronstar G
Clofentezine
Companion
Compass
Conserve SC
Copper Hydroxide
Cutless 0.33G
Cyclanalide
Cycocel
Cymoxanil
Cyprodinil +
Fludioxonil
Daconil
Daconil Ultrex
Decree
DEET
Devrinol 2G
Devrinol 50 DF
Diazinon 4E
Diazinon 50W
Diclofop-methyl
Dimension 2EW
Dimension Ultra
Dimension WSP
Dimethoate 4EC
Disarm
Discus
Active Ingredients
Thiophanate-methyl
fenoxaprop
Acibenzolar
Actinovate
Agri 50
Fenpyroximate
Fosetyl Al
Bifenthrin +
Imidacloprid
Potassium phosphite
Prohexadione calcium
Clothianadin
Sodium Silver
Thiosulfate
Flonicamid
Flonicamid
Plant Extract
Permethrin
Dikegulac sodium
Abamectin
abamectin + cyfluthrin
abamectin + bifenthrin
abamectin +
fenpropathrin
Abamectin + OIL
Azadirachtin
Azadirachtin
Propamocarb
hydrochloride
Prodiamine
Prodiamine
Metaflumizone
Fipronil
Boscalid
Boscalid +
Pyraclostrobin
Boscalid +
Pyraclostrobin
Dimethenamid-p
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Bentazon
Bemistop
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium phosphate
Paclobutrazol
Beauveria bassiana
Distance
Dithane 75 DF
Dithane T/O
DPX-E2Y45
DPX-HGW86
Dursban
Dursban 50 W
Dursban Pro
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Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Flumioxazin
Flumioxazin
MSMA
Spirotetramat
Potassium phosphate
Dikegulac sodium
Captan
Dichlobenil
Clothianidin
Oxadiazon
Oxadiazon
Clofentezine
Bacillus subtillis GB03
Trifloxystrobin
Spinosad
COPPER HYDROXIDE
Flurprimidol
Chlormequat chloride
Cymoxanil
Cyprodinil + Fludioxonil
Chlorothalonil
Chlorothalonil
Chlorothalonil
Fenhexamid
DEET
Napropamide
Napropramide
Diazinon
Diazinon
Diclofop-methyl
Dithiopyr
Dithiopyr
Dithiopyr
Dimethoate
Fluoxastrobin
Imidacloprid +
Cyfluthrin
Pyriproxyfen
Mancozeb
Mancozeb
Chlorantraniliprole
DPX-HGW86
Chlorpyrifos
Chlorpyrifos
Chlorpyrifos
Product Name
Eagle WSP
EcoGuard
EcoTrol
Endeavor
Endorse
Endosulfan
Enstar II
Envoy
Eptam EC
ERASE
Ethephon
Exilis Plus
F6875 0.3G
F6875 4SC
Fascination
Fenstop
Flagship 25WG
Flagship Granular
Fluazinam
Foramsulfuron
Fore 80WP
Fresco
Fusilade II
G41
Gallery 75DF
GardEn
Gentry
Gowan Trifluralin 4
Heritage
Hymexazol 30L
Imazapic
Insignia
Judo
Junction
K-Phite
Kansel
Kasugamycin
Lontrel
M-Pede
Mach 2 Granular
Mach 2 Liquid
Magellan
Manage
Mancozeb + Zoxamide
Maneb
Marathon 1% granular
Active Ingredients
Myclobutanil
EcoTrol
Pymetrozine
Polyoxin D
Endosulfan
Kinoprene
Clethodim
EPTC
Jojoba oil
Ethephon
6-Benzyladenine
Sulfentrazone +
Sulfentrazone +
6-Benzyladenine +
Gibberellic Acid
Fenamidone
Thiamethoxam
Thiamethoxam
Fluazinam
Foramsulfuron
Manganese + Zinc +
Fluazifop-p-butyl
G41
Isoxaben
GardEn
Quinoclamine
Trifluralin
Azoxystrobin
Hymexazol
Imazapic
Pyraclostrobin
Spiromesifen
Mancozeb + COPPER
HYDROXIDE
Oxadiazon +
Pendimethalin
Kasugamycin
Clopyralid
Horticulture Soap
Halofenazide
Halofenazide
Mono- and Dibasic
Sodium, Potassium and
Ammonium Phosphites
Halosulfuron
Mancozeb + Zoxamide
Maneb
Imidacloprid
Product Name
Marathon 60WP
Marathon II
Marathon Ultra
MaxCel
Medallion
Mesotrione 4SC
Mesurol 75-W
Metarhizium
Metiram
Milbemectin
MilStop
MSD Abamectin
MultiGuard
Muscodor albus
Napropamide 10G
Naturalis
Neemazal F
NEI 25925
NNI-0101
NOA 446510
NovaGib
Onyx
Ornazin 3%EC
Orthene TT&O +
Tame 2.4EC
Orthene TTO 97
Overture
Oxadiazon +
Pendimethalin
Pedestal
Pendulum 2G
Pendulum 3.3 EC
Pendulum Aqua Cap
Pendulum WDG
Pennant Liquid
Pennant Magnum
Perm-Up 3.2EC
Phyton27
PlantShield HC
Polyram
Precise
Precision
Prograss EC
ProMate Revoke
ProStar 50WP
ProVide
Pylon
QRD 400
QuickSilver T&O
Regal O-O
Imidacloprid
Imidacloprid
Imidacloprid + cyfluthrin
6-Benzyladenine
Fludioxonil
Mesotrione
Methicarb
strain F52
Metiram
Milbemectin
Potassium bicarbonate
Abamectin
Furfural
Muscodor albus
Napropramide
Beauveria bassiana
Azadirachtin
Acetamiprid
NNI-0101
Mandipropamid
GA4+7
Bifenthrin
Azadirachtin
acephate + fenpropathrin
Acephate
Pyridalyl
Oxadiazon +
Pendamethalin
Novaluron
Pendimethalin
Pendimethalin
Pendimethalin
Pendimethalin
S-Metolachlor
S-Metolachlor
Permethrin
COPPER SALTSFATTY & ROSIN ACID
Rifai Strain KRL-AG2
Polyram
Acephate
Fenoxycarb
Ethofumesate
Potassium salts of fatty
acids
Flutalonil
GA4+7
Chlorfenapyr
Not specified
Carfentrazone-ethyl
Oxadiazon +
Oxyfluorfen
Product Name
Regal Star G
RegalKade G
RegalStar G
Reward
Rhapsody
Biofungicide
RoundUp
Rout
S1812 35WP VC1638
SA 11210
Safari 20SG
SaferSoap
Sanmite
Scimitar
SedgeHammer
Segway
Sencor 75 Turf
Sevin SL
Showcase
Shuttle 15SC
Snapshot 2.5TG
Sodium
tetrathiocarbonate
Stature
Stature DM
STBX
STS + BA
Subdue MAXX
Sucrocide
Sulfentrazone 0.2G
Sulfentrazone 4F
Sulfosulfuron
Sumagic
Spray Oil
SureGuard 51WDG
Surflan AS T/O
Surround WP
T382
Talstar
Talstar NF
Active Ingredients
Oxadiazon + Prodiamine
Prodiamine
Oxadiazon + Prodiamine
Diquat
Bacillus subtilis
Glyphosate
Oxyfluorfen + Oryzalin
Pyridalyl
SA 11210
Dinotefuran
Pyridaben
Lambda-cyhalothrin
Halosulfuron
Cyazofamid
Metribuzin
Carbaryl
Trifluralin + Isoxaben +
Oxyfluorfen
Acequinocyl
Sodium
tetrathiocarbonate
Dimethomorph +
Mancozeb
Dimethomorph
STS + BA
Mefenoxam
Sucrose octanoate ester
Sulfentrazone
Sulfentrazone
Sulfosulfuron
Uniconazole
Horticultural Oil
Flumioxazin
Oryzalin
Kaolin Clay
T382
Bifenthrin
Bifenthrin
Product Name
Talstar NG
Talus 40SC
Talus WP
Tame 2.4 EC
Tank Mix:
Cyazofamid + Aliette
Tank Mix:
Cyazofamid + Alude
Subdue MAXX
Tanos
Tanos + Kocide Tank
Mix
tbd
TDZ
Tempo 20WP
Tempo Ultra
Terramec SP
Terrazole 35%WP
TM-435
TM-459
Tolfenpyrad (Nichino)
Topflor
TranXit
Trichoderma
harzianum
TriCon (BW 420)
Trimec Classic DSC
Broadleaf
TriStar 30SG
TriStar 70WSP
Truban
Tupersan
V-10112 2G
V-10142 0.5G
V-10142 75WG
V-10161
Vantage
Vital 4L
ZeroTol
Bifenthrin
Buprofezin
Buprofezin
Fenpropathrin
Cyazofamid + Fosetyl Al
Cyazofamid + Potassium
phosphite
azoxystrobin +
mefonaxam
Famoxadone +
Cymoxanil
Famoxadone +
Cymoxanil + Copper
tbd
Thidiazuron
Cyfluthrin
Cyfluthrin
Chloroneb
Etridiazole
TM-435
TM-459
Tolfenpyrad
Flurprimidol
Rimsulfuron
BW 420
2,4-D (AMINE) +
Dicamba + MCPP
Acetamiprid
Acetamiprid
Etridiazole
Simazine
Dinotefuran
Imazasulfuron
Imazasulfuron
V-10161
Sethoxydim
Potassium phosphite
Hydrogen peroxide
Active Ingredients (Products) Used in IR-4 Research Since 2002
Active Ingredients
2,4-D (AMINE) +
Dicamba + MCPP
6-Benzyladenine
6-Benzyladenine
6-Benzyladenine +
Gibberellic Acid
Abamectin
Abamectin
abamectin + bifenthrin
abamectin + cyfluthrin
abamectin +
fenpropathrin
Abamectin + OIL
Acephate
Acephate
acephate +
fenpropathrin
Acequinocyl
Acetamiprid
Acetamiprid
Acetamiprid
Acibenzolar
Actinovate
Agri 50
Azadirachtin
Azadirachtin
Azadirachtin
Azadirachtin
Azoxystrobin
azoxystrobin +
mefonaxam
Bacillus subtilis
Bacillus subtillis GB03
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Beauveria bassiana
Bemistop
Bentazon
Bifenthrin
Bifenthrin
Bifenthrin
Bifenthrin
Bifenthrin +
Imidacloprid
Active Ingredients
Product
Name
Trimec Classic DSC
Broadleaf
Exilis Plus
MaxCel
Fascination
Avid 0.15EC
MSD Abamectin
Avid 0.15EC + Talstar
GH
Avid 0.15EC + Scimitar
Avid 0.15EC + Tame
Avid 2EC + Oil
Orthene TTO 97
Precise
Orthene TT&O + Tame
2.4EC
Shuttle 15SC
NEI 25925
TriStar 30SG
TriStar 70WSP
Actigard 50WG
Actinovate
Agri 50
Aza-Direct
Azatin XL
Neemazal F
Ornazin 3%EC
Heritage
Subdue MAXX
EcoGuard
Rhapsody Biofungicide
Companion
BotaniGard
Botanigard 22WP
BotaniGard ES
Naturalis
Bemistop
Basagran T/O 4L
Onyx
Talstar
Talstar NF
Talstar NG
Allectus SC
Boscalid
Boscalid +
Pyraclostrobin
Boscalid +
Pyraclostrobin
Buprofezin
Buprofezin
BW 420
Captan
Carbaryl
Carfentrazone-ethyl
Chlorantraniliprole
Chlorfenapyr
Chlormequat chloride
Chloroneb
Chlorothalonil
Chlorothalonil
Chlorothalonil
Chlorpyrifos
Chlorpyrifos
Chlorpyrifos
Clethodim
Clofentezine
Clopyralid
Clothianadin
Clothianidin
COPPER
HYDROXIDE
COPPER SALTSFATTY & ROSIN
ACID
Cyazofamid
Cyazofamid + Fosetyl
Al
Cyazofamid +
Potassium phosphite
Cyclanalide
Cyfluthrin
Cyfluthrin
Cymoxanil
Cyprodinil +
Fludioxonil
DEET
Diazinon
Diazinon
Dichlobenil
Diclofop-methyl
Dikegulac sodium
Dikegulac sodium
Page 4 of 6 Product
Name
BAS 510 (Emerald)
BAS 516 04 F
BAS 516 UFF
Talus 40SC
Talus WP
TriCon (BW 420)
Captan
Sevin SL
QuickSilver T&O
DPX-E2Y45
Pylon
Cycocel
Terramec SP
Daconil
Daconil Ultrex
Dursban
Dursban 50 W
Dursban Pro
Envoy
Clofentezine
Lontrel
Arena 50WDG
Celero 16WSG
Copper Hydroxide
Phyton27
Segway
Tank Mix: Cyazofamid
+ Aliette
Tank Mix: Cyazofamid
+ Alude
Cyclanalide
Tempo 20WP
Tempo Ultra
Cymoxanil
Cyprodinil +
Fludioxonil
DEET
Diazinon 4E
Diazinon 50W
Casoron 4G
Diclofop-methyl
Atrimmec
Calirus (PMA300)
Active Ingredients
Dimethenamid-p
Dimethenamid-p +
pendimethalin
Dimethoate
Dimethomorph
Dimethomorph +
Mancozeb
Dinotefuran
Dinotefuran
Dipotassium
phosphonate +
Dipotassium phosphate
Diquat
Dithiopyr
Dithiopyr
Dithiopyr
DPX-HGW86
EcoTrol
Endosulfan
EPTC
Ethephon
Ethofumesate
Etridiazole
Etridiazole
Famoxadone +
Cymoxanil
Famoxadone +
Cymoxanil + Copper
Fenamidone
Fenhexamid
fenoxaprop
Fenoxycarb
Fenpropathrin
Fenpyroximate
Fipronil
Flonicamid
Flonicamid
Fluazifop-p-butyl
Fluazinam
Fludioxonil
Flumioxazin
Flumioxazin
Flumioxazin
Fluoxastrobin
Flurprimidol
Flurprimidol
Flutalonil
Foramsulfuron
Fosetyl Al
Furfural
Product
Name
BAS 656h EC
(dimethenamid)
BAS 659H G
(dimethenamid +
pendimethalin)
Dimethoate 4EC
Stature DM
Stature
Safari 20SG
V-10112 2G
BioPhos 43L
Reward
Dimension 2EW
Dimension Ultra
Dimension WSP
DPX-HGW86
EcoTrol
Endosulfan
Eptam EC
Ethephon
Prograss EC
Terrazole 35%WP
Truban
Tanos
Tanos + Kocide Tank
Mix
Fenstop
Decree
Acclaim
Precision
Tame 2.4 EC
Akari 5SC
BAS 350i
Aria 50SG
Aria 50WG
Fusilade II
Fluazinam
Medallion
BroadStar 0.17G
BroadStar 0.25G
SureGuard 51WDG
Disarm
Cutless 0.33G
Topflor
ProStar 50WP
Foramsulfuron
Aliette WDG
MultiGuard
Active Ingredients
G41
GA4+7
GA4+7
GardEn
Glyphosate
Halofenazide
Halofenazide
Halosulfuron
Halosulfuron
Horticultural Oil
Horticulture Soap
Hydrogen peroxide
Hymexazol
Imazapic
Imazasulfuron
Imazasulfuron
Imidacloprid
Imidacloprid
Imidacloprid
Imidacloprid +
Cyfluthrin
Imidacloprid +
cyfluthrin
Isoxaben
Jojoba oil
Kaolin Clay
Kasugamycin
Kinoprene
Lambda-cyhalothrin
Mancozeb
Mancozeb
Mancozeb + COPPER
HYDROXIDE
Mancozeb + Zoxamide
Mandipropamid
Maneb
Manganese + Zinc +
Mefenoxam
Mesotrione
Metaflumizone
strain F52
Methicarb
Metiram
Metribuzin
Milbemectin
Mono- and Dibasic
Page 5 of 6 Product
Name
G41
NovaGib
ProVide
GardEn
Fresco
RoundUp
Mach 2 Granular
Mach 2 Liquid
Manage
SedgeHammer
Spray Oil
M-Pede
ZeroTol
Hymexazol 30L
Imazapic
V-10142 0.5G
V-10142 75WG
Marathon 1% granular
Marathon 60WP
Marathon II
Discus
Marathon Ultra
Gallery 75DF
ERASE
Surround WP
Kasugamycin
Enstar II
Scimitar
Dithane 75 DF
Dithane T/O
Junction
Mancozeb + Zoxamide
NOA 446510
Maneb
Fore 80WP
Subdue MAXX
Mesotrione 4SC
BAS 320i
strain F52
Mesurol 75-W
Metiram
Sencor 75 Turf
Milbemectin
Magellan
Active Ingredients
Sodium, Potassium and
Ammonium Phosphites
MSMA
Muscodor albus
Myclobutanil
Napropamide
Napropramide
Napropramide
NNI-0101
Not specified
Novaluron
Oryzalin
Oxadiazon
Oxadiazon
Oxadiazon +
Oxyfluorfen
Oxadiazon +
Pendamethalin
Oxadiazon +
Pendimethalin
Oxadiazon +
Prodiamine
Oxadiazon +
Prodiamine
Oxyfluorfen + Oryzalin
Paclobutrazol
Pendimethalin
Pendimethalin
Pendimethalin
Pendimethalin
Permethrin
Permethrin
Plant Extract
Polyoxin D
Polyram
Potassium bicarbonate
Potassium phosphate
Potassium phosphite
Potassium phosphite
Potassium salts of fatty
acids
Prodiamine
Prodiamine
Prodiamine
Prohexadione calcium
Propamocarb
hydrochloride
Product
Name
Bueno 6
Muscodor albus
Eagle WSP
Devrinol 2G
Devrinol 50 DF
Napropamide 10G
NNI-0101
QRD 400
Pedestal
Surflan AS T/O
Chipco Ronstar 50
WSP
Chipco Ronstar G
Regal O-O
Oxadiazon +
Pendimethalin
Kansel
Regal Star G
RegalStar G
Rout
Bonzi
Pendulum 2G
Pendulum 3.3 EC
Pendulum Aqua Cap
Pendulum WDG
Astro
Perm-Up 3.2EC
K-Phite
ARY-50401
Endorse
Polyram
MilStop
Cal-Agri-50
Alude
Vital 4L
ProMate Revoke
Barricade 4FL
Barricade 65WG
RegalKade G
Apogee
Banol
Active Ingredients
Pymetrozine
Pyraclostrobin
Pyridaben
Pyridalyl
Pyridalyl
Pyriproxyfen
Quinoclamine
Rimsulfuron
SA 11210
Sethoxydim
Simazine
S-Metolachlor
S-Metolachlor
Sodium Silver
Thiosulfate
Sodium
tetrathiocarbonate
Spinosad
Spiromesifen
Spirotetramat
STS + BA
Sucrose octanoate ester
Sulfentrazone
Sulfentrazone
Sulfentrazone +
Sulfentrazone +
Sulfosulfuron
T382
tbd
Thiamethoxam
Thiamethoxam
Thidiazuron
Thiophanate-methyl
TM-435
TM-459
Tolfenpyrad
Rifai Strain KRL-AG2
Trifloxystrobin
Trifluralin
Trifluralin + Isoxaben +
Oxyfluorfen
Uniconazole
V-10161
Page 6 of 6 Product
Name
Endeavor
Insignia
Sanmite
Overture
S1812 35WP VC1638
Distance
Gentry
TranXit
SA 11210
Vantage
Tupersan
Pennant Liquid
Pennant Magnum
Argylene XM
Sodium
tetrathiocarbonate
Conserve SC
Judo
BYI 8330 240SC
STS + BA
Sucrocide
Sulfentrazone 0.2G
Sulfentrazone 4F
F6875 0.3G
F6875 4SC
Sulfosulfuron
T382
tbd
Flagship 25WG
Flagship Granular
TDZ
3336 WP
TM-435
TM-459
Tolfenpyrad (Nichino)
PlantShield HC
Compass
Gowan Trifluralin 4
Snapshot 2.5TG
Showcase
Sumagic
V-10161

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