Graduate Max MP

U.S. EPA registered pesticide info

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Label & SDS

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Registration information

U.S. EPA Registration number: 100-1242
U.S. EPA Status: ACTIVE

Description

'Graduate Max Mp' is a fungicide. Its Federal EPA registration number is: 100-1242. It was originally approved by EPA on 06 Mar 2007. It has a 'Caution' signal word. It has the following active ingredients: Fludioxonil. It's approved for 32 sites including agricultural crops, apples, apricots, cherries, citron, citrus, crabapples, grapefruit, kiwi, and kumquat. It is also approved for 21 pests and pest groups including but not limited to anthracnose, bitter rot, black mold, blue mold, botryosphaeria fruit rot, brown rot of fruit, bull's-eye fruit rot, cladosporium, fruit rot, and fusarium.

Original registration date:

06 Mar 2007

Cancellation date:

Alternative names:

GRADUATE MAX MPAlternate
GRADUATE SCAlternate
SCHOLAR (R) MAX MPAlternate
SCHOLAR SC FUNGICIDEActive
SCHOLAR SCInactive

Registrant:

SYNGENTA CROP PROTECTION, LLC
Address:
410 Swing Road
Greensboro, NC 27419

Active ingredients:

Fludioxonil 20.4%
Other ingredients 79.6%

Signal word:

Caution

Product type:

Fungicide

Formulation:

Flowable Concentrate

Registered target pests:

Anthracnose (colletotrichum gloeosporioides)
Bitter rot (colletotrichum)
Black mold (alternaria)
Blue mold (penicillium expansum)
Botryosphaeria fruit rot (white rot)
Brown rot of fruit (monilinia)
Bull's-eye fruit rot (neofabraea/gloeosporium perannans)
Cladosporium
Fruit rot (botrytis)
Fruit rot (postharvest)
Fusarium
Gray mold rot (botrytis cinerea)
Green mold (penicillium)
No pest
Penicillium fruit rot
Postharvest rot/decay
Rhizopus rot
Stem-end rot (diplodia)
Stem-end rot (phomopsis)
Surface molds
White rot

Registered target sites:

Agricultural crops (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Apples (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Apricots (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Cherries (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Cherries (sweet) (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Citron (citrus) (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Citrus (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Crabapples (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Grapefruit (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Kiwi (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Kumquat (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Lemons (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Limes (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Nectarines (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Oranges (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Peaches (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Pears (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Pineapple (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Plums (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Pome fruits (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Pomegranates (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Potatoes (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Prunes (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Quinces (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Stone fruits (dip treatment)
Stone fruits (postharvest application)
Sweet potatoes (dip treatment)
Sweet potatoes (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Tangelos (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Tangerines (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Tomatoes (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)
Yams (postharvest application to non-stored commodity)