Brom-O-Gas(R) 0.25%

Label & SDS

EPA Label: link

Registration information

• U.S. EPA Registration number: 5785-55
• U.S. EPA Status: CANCELLED

Description

'Brom-o-gas(r) 0.25%' is a fumigant, fungicide and nematicide, herbicide terrestrial, insecticide, miticide, and poison, single dose. Its Federal EPA registration number is: 5785-55. It was originally approved by EPA on 02 Nov 1974. Its registration got cancelled on 04 Oct 2010. It has a 'Danger' signal word. It has the following active ingredients: Methyl bromide (NO INERT USE). It's approved for 60 sites including airtight chambers, airtight flat storages, asparagus, broccoli, cauliflower, citrus, containers, cotton, domestic dwellings, and eggplant. It is also approved for 109 pests and pest groups including but not limited to angoumois grain moth, annual bluegrass, ants, armillaria root rot, armillaria spp., australian spider beetle, awl nematodes, bark beetles, bean weevil, and bed bug.

Original registration date:

• 02 Nov 1974

Cancellation date:

• 04 Oct 2010

Alternative names:

• BROM-O-GAS(R) 0.25%Active

Registrant:

• LANXESS CORPORATION
  
• Address:
  111 Ridc Park West Drive
  Pittsburgh, PA 15275

Active ingredients:

• Methyl bromide (no inert use) 99.75%
• Other ingredients 0.25%

Signal word:

• Danger

Product type:

• Fumigant
• Fungicide And Nematicide
• Herbicide Terrestrial
• Insecticide
• Miticide
• Poison, Single Dose

Formulation:

• Pressurized Gas

Registered target pests:

• Angoumois grain moth
• Annual bluegrass
• Annual bluegrass (preemergence)
• Ants
• Armillaria root rot (a. mellea)
• Armillaria spp.
• Australian spider beetle
• Awl nematodes
• Bark beetles
• Bean weevil
• Bed bug
• Bermudagrass
• Bermudagrass (preemergence)
• Boll weevil
• Broadleaf weeds (preemergence)
• Broomrape
• Broomrape (preemergence)
• Burrowing nematode
• Cadelle
• Carpenter ants
• Carpet beetle
• Cigarette beetle
• Citrus nematode
• Clothes moths
• Cockroaches
• Coffee bean weevil
• Common lambsquarters
• Confused flour beetle
• Copra beetles
• Cutworms
• Cyst nematodes
• Dagger nematodes
• Dampwood termites
• Deathwatch beetle
• Driedfruit beetle
• Drugstore beetle
• Drywood termites
• False root-knot nematode
• Flat grain beetle
• Flatheaded borers
• Flatheaded wood borers
• Garden symphylan
• Golden spider beetle
• Grain mite
• Granary weevil
• Granary weevil (adult)
• Groundnut bruchid
• Grubs
• Indian meal moth
• Johnsongrass
• June beetles
• Khapra beetle
• Lambsquarters (preemergence)
• Lance nematodes
• Larder beetle
• Lesser grain borer
• Meadow nematodes
• Mealybugs
• Mediterranean flour moth
• Mice
• Mites
• Morningglory
• Mosquitoes
• Mushroom flies
• Nematodes
• Phytophthora
• Pink bollworm
• Plasmodiophora spp.
• Poultry mite
• Powderpost beetles
• Pyrenochaeta spp.
• Pythium
• Quackgrass
• Quackgrass (preemergence)
• Rats
• Red flour beetle
• Redlegged ham beetle
• Rhizoctonia
• Rice weevil
• Ring nematodes
• Root-knot nematodes
• Root-lesion nematodes
• Rootworms
• Roundheaded wood borers
• Rusty grain beetle
• Sawtoothed grain beetle
• Scale insects
• Sclerotinia
• Sclerotium spp.
• Sheath nematodes
• Silverfish
• Soilborne diseases (fusarium)
• Soilborne diseases (phytophthora)
• Soilborne diseases (pythium)
• Soilborne diseases (rhizoctonia)
• Spiders
• Spiral nematodes
• Sting nematodes
• Stubby-root nematodes
• Stunt nematodes
• Stylet nematodes
• Tobacco beetle
• Tobacco moth
• Torpedograss
• Torpedograss (preemergence)
• Warehouse moth
• White grubs
• Wireworms
• Wood borers

Registered target sites:

• Airtight chambers (feed/food) (fumigation)
• Airtight flat storages (feed/food-full) (fumigation)
• Asparagus (soil fumigation)
• Broccoli (soil fumigation)
• Cauliflower (soil fumigation)
• Citrus (soil fumigation)
• Containers (feed/food-empty) (raw agricultural commodities) (fumigation)
• Cotton (baled) (transportation vehicles)
• Domestic dwellings (indoor) (fumigation)
• Eggplant (soil fumigation)
• Feed rooms
• Feed/food commodities (under tarpaulin) (fumigation)
• Food containers (feed/food-empty) (fumigation)
• Food processing plants (food storage warehouses) (fumigation)
• Fruit trees (deciduous) (soil fumigation)
• Furniture (fumigation)
• Grain bins (feed/food-empty) (fumigation)
• Grain elevators (feed/food empty) (fumigation)
• Grain elevators (full) (fumigation)
• Greenhouse soils (fumigation)
• Greenhouses (empty)(fumigation)
• Lettuce (soil fumigation)
• Lumber (nonsoil contact fumigation treatment)
• Lumber (structural) (nonsoil contact fumigation treatment)
• Mushroom houses (empty) (fumigation)
• Muskmelons (soil fumigation)
• Nonfood crops (greenhouse-soil treatment)
• Nonfood crops (nursery) (soil fumigation)
• Nonfood crops (seed bed) (soil fumigation)
• Nonfood crops (transplant bed) (soil fumigation)
• Nut trees (soil fumigation)
• Onions (dry-bulb) (soil fumigation)
• Peppers (soil fumigation)
• Pineapple (soil fumigation)
• Potting soil (soil fumigation)
• Poultry houses (empty) (enclosed premise treatment) (fumigation)
• Railroad boxcars (feed/food-empty) (fumigation)
• Railroad boxcars (feed/food-full) (fumigation)
• Shipholds (feed/food-full) (fumigation)
• Ships (fumigation)
• Stored cotton (baled)
• Stored tires
• Stored tobacco
• Strawberries (soil fumigation)
• Terrestrial structures (nonsoil contact fumigation treatment)
• Tobacco (greenhouse-soil fumigation)
• Tobacco (nursery) (soil fumigation)
• Tobacco (seed bed)
• Tobacco (transplant bed)
• Tobacco (transportation vehicles)
• Tomatoes (greenhouse-soil fumigation)
• Tomatoes (soil fumigation)
• Trucks (feed/food-full) (fumigation)
• Trucks (motorvans) (fumigation)
• Trucks (nonfeed/nonfood) (fumigation)
• Vault (feed/food) (fumigation)
• Vineyards (soil fumigation)
• Warehouses (empty) (fumigation)
• Warehouses (fumigation)
• Wood products (finished) (nonsoil contact fumigation treatment)