Bonide Tomato-Potato Dust

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Registration information

U.S. EPA Registration number: 4-29
U.S. EPA Status: CANCELLED

Description

'Bonide Tomato-potato Dust' is a fungicide, insecticide, and miticide. Its Federal EPA registration number is: 4-29. It was originally approved by EPA on 22 Dec 1947. Its registration got cancelled on 11 Mar 2009. It has a 'Caution' signal word. It has the following active ingredients: Basic copper sulfate, Carbaryl, Cube Resins other than rotenone, and Rotenone. It's approved for 35 sites including apricots, arborvitae, aster, azalea, beans, begonia, broccoli, brussels sprouts, cabbage, and carrots. It is also approved for 87 pests and pest groups including but not limited to angular leaf spot of cucurbits, anthracnose, anthracnose of cucurbits, aphids, armyworm, bacterial blight, bacterial spot, bagworm, birch leafminer, and black cherry aphid.

Original registration date:

22 Dec 1947

Cancellation date:

11 Mar 2009

Alternative names:

BONIDE COPPER DRAGOONAlternate
BONIDE DRAGOON DUST WITH COPPERAlternate
BONIDE TOMATO-POTATO DUSTAlternate
BONIDE TOMATO-POTATO SPRAY OR DUSTAlternate
BONIDE VEGETABLE FLORAL DUST OR SPRAYActive
BONTOX CONTAINS ROTENONE-DDT-COPPER INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE DUSTInactive
TOMATO-POTATO DUSTAlternate

Registrant:

BONIDE PRODUCTS, LLC
Attn: Audra Star
Address:
6301 Sutliff Road
Oriskany, NY 13424

Active ingredients:

Basic copper sulfate 7%
Carbaryl 1.25%
Cube resins other than rotenone 1%
Rotenone 0.5%
Other ingredients 90.25%

Signal word:

Caution

Product type:

Fungicide
Insecticide
Miticide

Formulation:

Wettable Powder/Dust

Registered target pests:

Angular leaf spot of cucurbits (pseudomonas lachrymans)
Anthracnose
Anthracnose (colletotricum)
Anthracnose (gloeosporium/glomerella)
Anthracnose of cucurbits (colletotrichum lagenarium)
Aphids
Armyworm
Bacterial blight (xanthomonas)
Bacterial spot
Bagworm
Birch leafminer
Black cherry aphid
Black spot of rose (diplocarpon rosae)
Blight
Blights
Brown rot blossom/twig blight (monilinia fructicola/m. laxa)
Cabbage looper
Carrot rust fly
Cherry fruit fly
Codling moth
Colorado potato beetle
Cucumber beetles
Cutworms
Diamondback moth
Downy mildew of bean (phytophthora phaseoli)
Downy mildew of carrot (plasmopara nivea)
Downy mildew of crucifers (peronospora parasitica)
Downy mildew of cucurbits (pseudoperonospora cubensis)
Downy mildew of rose (peronospora sparsa)
Downy mildew of strawberry (peronospora fragariae)
Early blight
Early blight (alternaria)
Early blight of celery (cercospora apii)
Flea beetles
Fleas
Gummy stem blight (mycosphaerella citrullina/melonis)
Imported cabbageworm
Japanese beetle
Lace bugs
Late blight
Late blight (phytophthora)
Late blight of celery (large spot) septoria apii
Late blight of celery (small spot) septoria apii graveolentis
Leaf blight
Leaf blight (dendrophoma)
Leaf mold (septoria)
Leaf mold (stemphylium)
Leaf scorch
Leaf speckle (cercospora)
Leaf spot
Leaf spot (alternaria)
Leaf spot (cercospora)
Leaf spot (mycosphaerella)
Leafhoppers
Leafrollers
Mealy plum aphid
Mealybugs
Melonworm
Mexican bean beetle
Mites
Nailhead rust (uromyces)
Orange tortrix
Parsnip webworm
Pear psylla
Pear scab (venturia pyrina)
Pickleworm
Plum curculio
Powdery mildew (erysiphe cichoracearum)
Powdery mildew (phyllactinia corylea)
Powdery mildew (sphaerotheca macularis)
Powdery mildew (sphaerotheca pannosa)
Red spider mites
Rose chafer
Scab of cucurbits (cladosporium cucumerinum)
Spittlebugs
Squash bug
Stem canker
Stink bugs
Tarnished plant bug
Tent caterpillars
Thrips
Tomato hornworm
Tomato pinworm
Tussock moths
Twospotted spider mite
Weevils
Whiteflies