Label & SDS
EPA Label: linkRegistration information
- U.S. EPA Registration number: 279-2659
- U.S. EPA Status: CANCELLED
Description
'Thiodan 2 C.o. Ec Insecticide' is an insecticide and miticide. Its Federal EPA registration number is: 279-2659. It was originally approved by EPA on 23 Feb 1968. Its registration got cancelled on 29 May 2001. It has a 'Danger' signal word. It has the following active ingredients: Endosulfan. It's approved for 80 sites including almonds, apples, apricots, austrian pine, barley, beans, blackeyed peas, blueberries, brussels sprouts, and cabbage. It is also approved for 100 pests and pest groups including but not limited to aphids, apple rust mite, army cutworm, armyworm, bean leafskeletonizer, black bean aphid, black peach aphid, blister beetles, blueberry bud mite, and boll weevil.
Original registration date:
- 23 Feb 1968
Cancellation date:
- 29 May 2001
Alternative names:
- THIODAN 2 C.O. EC INSECTICIDEActive
Registrant:
- FMC CORPORATION
- Address:
2929 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Active ingredients:
- Endosulfan 23.1%
- Other ingredients 76.9%
Signal word:
- Danger
Product type:
- Insecticide
- Miticide
Formulation:
- Emulsifiable Concentrate
Registered target pests:
- Aphids
- Apple rust mite
- Army cutworm
- Armyworm
- Bean leafskeletonizer
- Black bean aphid
- Black peach aphid
- Blister beetles
- Blueberry bud mite
- Boll weevil
- Bollworm
- Budworms
- Cabbage aphid
- Cabbage flea beetle
- Cabbage looper
- Catfacing insects
- Cereal leaf beetle (larvae)
- Citrus aphids
- Colorado potato beetle
- Consperse stink bug
- Cooley spruce gall aphid
- Cotton leafperforator
- Cowpea curculio
- Cross-striped cabbageworm
- Crown mite
- Cucumber beetles
- Cutworms
- Cyclamen mite
- Diamondback moth (larvae)
- Dogwood borer
- Douglas-fir needle midge
- Elm leaf beetle
- Fall armyworm
- Flea beetles
- Fleahoppers
- Fruittree leafroller
- Garden symphylan
- Green fruitworm
- Green june beetle (larvae)
- Green peach aphid
- Green stink bug
- Harlequin bug
- Hop aphid
- Hornworms
- Imported cabbageworm
- Leafcurl plum aphid
- Leafhoppers
- Leatherleaf fern borer
- Lesser peachtree borer
- Lilac borer
- Lygus bugs
- Meadow spittlebug
- Melonworm
- Mexican bean beetle
- No pest
- Omnivorous leafroller
- Pea aphid
- Pea weevil
- Peach silver mite
- Peach twig borer
- Peachtree borer
- Pear psylla
- Pear rust mite
- Pearleaf blister mite
- Pecan leaf phylloxera
- Pecan nut casebearer
- Pepper maggot
- Pickleworm
- Pineapple fruit mite
- Plum nursery mite
- Rindworms
- Rose chafer
- Rusty plum aphid
- Southern green stink bug
- Spittlebugs
- Spruce gall aphids
- Squash beetle
- Squash bug
- Squash vine borer
- Stink bugs
- Strawberry aphid
- Striped cabbage flea beetle
- Tarnished plant bug
- Taxus bud mite
- Tentiform leafminers
- Thistle aphid
- Thrips
- Tobacco aphid
- Tobacco budworm
- Tobacco hornworm
- Tomato fruitworm
- Tomato hornworm
- Tomato russet mite
- Walnut aphid
- Webworms
- Western bean cutworm
- White apple leafhopper (nymphs)
- Whiteflies
- Yellowstriped armyworm
- Zimmerman pine moth
Registered target sites:
- Almonds (delayed dormant application)
- Almonds (foliar treatment)
- Apples (foliar treatment)
- Apricots (foliar treatment)
- Apricots (postharvest application to trees)
- Austrian pine (foliar treatment)
- Barley (foliar treatment)
- Beans (succulent) (foliar treatment)
- Blackeyed peas (foliar treatment)
- Blueberries (bushes) (postharvest application)
- Brussels sprouts (foliar treatment)
- Cabbage (foliar treatment)
- Carrots (foliar treatment)
- Cauliflower (foliar treatment)
- Cherries (dip treatment)
- Cherries (nursery)
- Citrus (nonbearing)
- Citrus (nursery stock)
- Collards (foliar treatment)
- Cotton (foliar treatment)
- Crowder peas (foliar treatment)
- Cucumbers (foliar treatment)
- Dogwood (foliar treatment)
- Douglas-fir (foliar treatment)
- Eggplant (foliar treatment)
- Elm (foliar treatment)
- Jack pine (foliar treatment)
- Kale (foliar treatment)
- Leatherleaf fern (foliar treatment)
- Lilac (foliar treatment)
- Macadamia nuts (foliar treatment)
- Melons (foliar treatment)
- Mustard (greens) (foliar treatment)
- Nectarines (foliar treatment)
- Nectarines (trees) (postharvest application)
- Oats (foliar treatment)
- Ornamental herbaceous plants (foliar treatment)
- Ornamental herbaceous plants (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
- Ornamental plants (foliar treatment)
- Ornamental plants (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
- Peaches (dip treatment)
- Peaches (foliar treatment)
- Peaches (nursery stock)
- Peaches (trees) (postharvest application)
- Pears (dormant application)
- Pears (foliar treatment)
- Pears (postharvest application to plants)
- Pears (soil treatment)
- Peas (succulent) (foliar treatment)
- Pecans (foliar treatment)
- Peppers (foliar treatment)
- Pineapple (fresh market) (foliar treatment)
- Plums (dormant application)
- Plums (foliar treatment)
- Plums (nursery stock)
- Prunes (dormant application)
- Prunes (foliar treatment)
- Pumpkin (foliar treatment)
- Red pine (foliar treatment)
- Rye (foliar treatment)
- Scotch pine (foliar treatment)
- Southern peas (succulent) (foliar treatment)
- Spinach (foliar treatment)
- Spruce (foliar treatment)
- Squash (summer) (foliar treatment)
- Squash (winter) (foliar treatment)
- Strawberries (dip treatment)
- Strawberries (foliar treatment)
- Taxus (yew) (foliar treatment)
- Taxus (yew) (soil treatment)
- Tobacco (field) (foliar treatment)
- Tobacco (plant bed)
- Tobacco (seed bed)
- Tomatoes (foliar treatment)
- Tomatoes (greenhouse-foliar treatment)
- Turnips (greens) (foliar treatment)
- Walnuts (foliar treatment)
- Watermelon (foliar treatment)
- Wheat (foliar treatment)
- White pine (foliar treatment)
