Pro Kill 12.5% Diazinon E.C.

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Registration information

U.S. EPA Registration number: 9591-108
U.S. EPA Status: CANCELLED

Description

'Pro Kill 12.5% Diazinon E.c.' is an insecticide and miticide. Its Federal EPA registration number is: 9591-108. It was originally approved by EPA on 17 Sep 1982. Its registration got cancelled on 10 Oct 1989. It has a 'Caution' signal word. It has the following active ingredients: Aromatic petroleum solvent and Diazinon. It's approved for 101 sites including almonds, apples, apricots, arborvitae, azalea, beans, beets, bentgrass, bermudagrass, and birch. It is also approved for 111 pests and pest groups including but not limited to ants, aphids, apple maggot, apple-and-thorn skeletonizer, apricot mealybug, armyworm, bagworm, bermudagrass mite, bermudagrass thrips, and billbugs.

Original registration date:

17 Sep 1982

Cancellation date:

10 Oct 1989

Alternative names:

PRO KILL 12.5% DIAZINON E.C.Active

Registrant:

N.C.P. OF N.W. OHIO
D/b/a Nationwide Chemical Products
Address:
24851 East Broadway Rd.
Perrysberg, OH 43551

Active ingredients:

Aromatic petroleum solvent 73%
Diazinon 12.5%
Other ingredients 14.5%

Signal word:

Caution

Product type:

Insecticide
Miticide

Formulation:

Emulsifiable Concentrate

Registered target pests:

Ants
Aphids
Apple maggot
Apple-and-thorn skeletonizer
Apricot mealybug
Armyworm
Bagworm
Bermudagrass mite
Bermudagrass thrips
Billbugs
Black cherry aphid
Blueberry maggot
Boxelder bug
Brown dog tick
Brown mite
Carnation bud mite
Carnation shoot mite
Cherry fruit fly
Cherry fruitworm
Cherry fruitworm (larvae)
Cherry rust mites
Chiggers (redbugs)
Chinch bug
Citrus snow scale (crawlers)
Citrus thrips
Clover mite
Cockroaches
Codling moth
Colorado potato beetle
Cotoneaster webworm
Cottonycushion scale (crawlers)
Cranberry fruitworm
Crickets
Cucumber beetles
Cutworms
Cyclamen mite
Diamondback moth
Digger wasps
Dipterous leafminers
Driedfruit beetle
Earwigs
Euonymus scale (crawlers)
European chafer (larvae)
European pine shoot moth
European red mite
Eyespotted bud moth
Fall armyworm
Fall webworm
Fire ant
Flea beetles
Fleas
Flies
Forbes scale (crawlers)
Fruit flies
Fruittree leafroller
Garden symphylan
Grape berry moth
Grape leaffolder
Grasshoppers
Hemlock chermes
Holly bud moth
Hyperodes weevils
Imported cabbageworm
Japanese beetle (larvae)
Juniper webworm
Leafcurl plum aphid
Leafhoppers
Lecanium scales (crawlers)
Mealy plum aphid
Mealybugs
Mexican bean beetle
Millipedes
Mimosa webworm
Mites
Mole crickets
Obliquebanded leafroller
Obscure root weevil
Olive scale (crawlers)
Omnivorous leaftier
Onion thrips
Pacific spider mite
Pear psylla
Pearslug
Pine needle scale (crawlers)
Pit scales (crawlers)
Privet mite
Raspberry fruitworms
Raspberry sawfly
Rhodesgrass scale
Root maggots
San jose scale (crawlers)
Scale insects (crawlers)
Sod webworms
Soft scales (crawlers)
Southern armyworm
Southern masked chafer (larvae)
Sowbugs
Spiders
Springtails
Strawberry leafroller
Subterranean cutworms
Surface feeding cutworms
Tent caterpillars
Tentiform leafminers
Thistle aphid
Thrips
Twospotted spider mite
Vinegar fly
Western oak looper
Whiteflies
Wireworms