P/P Insecticide No.4

Label & SDS

EPA Label: link

Registration information

• U.S. EPA Registration number: 499-334
• U.S. EPA Status: CANCELLED

Description

'P/p Insecticide No.4' is an insecticide and miticide. Its Federal EPA registration number is: 499-334. It was originally approved by EPA on 12 May 1989. Its registration got cancelled on 11 Jul 2001. It has a 'Caution' signal word. It has the following active ingredients: Bioallethrin and Resmethrin. It's approved for 111 sites including african violets, ageratum, althea, amaranthus, ash, asparagus fern, azalea, begonia, broadleaf acacia, and browallia. It is also approved for 44 pests and pest groups including but not limited to ants, aphids, armyworm, bees, budworms, centipedes, crickets, cutworms, deer flies, and earwigs.

Original registration date:

• 12 May 1989

Cancellation date:

• 11 Jul 2001

Alternative names:

• P/P INSECTICIDE NO.4Active

Registrant:

• BASF CORPORATION
  
• Address:
  26 Davis Drive
  Research Triangle Park, NC 27709

Active ingredients:

• Bioallethrin 0.16%
• Resmethrin 0.22%
• Other ingredients 99.62%

Signal word:

• Caution

Product type:

• Insecticide
• Miticide

Formulation:

• Pressurized Liquid

Registered target pests:

• Ants
• Aphids
• Armyworm
• Bees
• Budworms
• Centipedes
• Crickets
• Cutworms
• Deer flies
• Earwigs
• Fleas
• Gnats
• Gypsy moth
• Hornets
• House fly
• Japanese beetle
• Leaf beetles
• Leafhoppers
• Midges
• Millers
• Millipedes
• Mimosa webworm
• Mosquitoes
• Oakworms
• Plant bugs
• Red spider mites
• Sawflies
• Silverfish
• Slugs
• Small flying moths
• Sowbugs
• Spider mites
• Spittlebugs
• Stable fly
• Tent caterpillars
• Thrips
• Ticks
• Tussock moths
• Twospotted spider mite
• Wasps
• Weevils
• Whiteflies
• Whiteflies (adult)
• Yellowjackets

Registered target sites:

• African violets (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Ageratum (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Althea (foliar treatment)
• Amaranthus (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Ash (foliar treatment)
• Asparagus fern (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Azalea (foliar treatment)
• Begonia (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Broadleaf acacia (foliar treatment)
• Browallia (foliar treatment)
• Camellia (foliar treatment)
• Cat bedding
• Cat living quarters (enclosed premise treatment)
• Cats (animal treatment)
• Ceanothus (foliar treatment)
• Christmas cactus (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Chrysanthemum (foliar treatment)
• Chrysanthemum (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Citrus (ornamental) (nonbearing)
• Cockscomb (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Coleus (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Columnea (foliar treatment)
• Commercial/institutional/industrial buildings (outdoor edible)
• Cotoneaster (foliar treatment)
• Cranberry (ornamental) (foliar treatment)
• Cupflower (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Cyclamen (foliar treatment)
• Cypress (foliar treatment)
• Dairy processing plants (outdoor edible)
• Daisies (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Daphne (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Dieffenbachia (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Dog bedding
• Dog houses (enclosed premise treatment)
• Dog kennels (open premise treatment)
• Dog living quarters (enclosed premise treatment)
• Dogs (animal treatment)
• Dogwood (foliar treatment)
• Domestic dwellings (outdoor)
• Dracaena (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Eating establishments (outdoor edible)
• Euonymus (foliar treatment)
• False aralia (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Fatshedera (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Flowering quince (foliar treatment)
• Food marketing/storage/distribution facilities (outdoor edible)
• Food processing plants (outdoor edible)
• Forsythia (foliar treatment)
• Fuchsia (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Geranium (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Gladiolus (foliar treatment)
• Gloxinia (foliar treatment)
• Gold-dust croton (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Greenhouse (outdoor)
• Heliotrope (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Hemlock (foliar treatment)
• Hibiscus (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Holly (foliar treatment)
• Honeysuckle (foliar treatment)
• Horse stables (open premise treatment)
• Hospitals (outdoor edible)
• Hotels/motels/tourist courts (outdoor)
• Impatiens (greenhouse-soil treatment)
• Iris (foliar treatment)
• Ivy (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Jacobs ladder (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Jade plant (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Juniper (foliar treatment)
• Lilac (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Lobelia (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Locust (foliar treatment)
• Maple (foliar treatment)
• Marigold (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Mayten (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Meat processing plants (outdoor-edible)
• Mimosa (foliar treatment)
• Mulberry (nonbearing)
• Nasturtium (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Oak (foliar treatment)
• Ornamental gardens (foliar treatment)
• Oxalis (foliar treatment)
• Palm (foliar treatment)
• Peonies (foliar treatment)
• Petunia (foliar treatment)
• Petunia (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Philodendron (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Pine (foliar treatment)
• Plumose fern (foliar treatment)
• Pothos (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Poultry processing plants (outdoor edible)
• Primrose (foliar treatment)
• Pyracantha (foliar treatment)
• Queen sago (foliar treatment)
• Reiger begonia (foliar treatment)
• Rhododendron (foliar treatment)
• Roses (foliar treatment)
• Roses (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Seed houses (outdoor)
• Silver vase (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Snapdragon (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Spirea (foliar treatment)
• Spruce (foliar treatment)
• Tobira (foliar treatment)
• Toyon (foliar treatment)
• Toyon (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Umbrella tree (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Verbena (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• Viburnum (foliar treatment)
• Wax plant (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
• White birch (foliar treatment)
• Zinnia (greenhouse-foliar treatment)