Thiodan Pyrenone C.o. Ec

Label & SDS

EPA Label: link

Registration information

• U.S. EPA Registration number: 279-2735
• U.S. EPA Status: CANCELLED

Description

'Thiodan Pyrenone C.o. Ec' is an insecticide and miticide. Its Federal EPA registration number is: 279-2735. It was originally approved by EPA on 15 Jan 1971. Its registration got cancelled on 25 Aug 2000. It has a 'Danger' signal word. It has the following active ingredients: Endosulfan, Piperonyl butoxide, and Pyrethrins. It's approved for 9 sites including beans, brussels sprouts, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, collards, spinach, and tomatoes. It is also approved for 30 pests and pest groups including but not limited to aphids, armyworm, bean leafskeletonizer, black bean aphid, blister beetles, cabbage aphid, cabbage looper, colorado potato beetle, cowpea curculio, and cross-striped cabbageworm.

Original registration date:

• 15 Jan 1971

Cancellation date:

• 25 Aug 2000

Alternative names:

• THIODAN PYRENONE C.O. ECActive

Registrant:

• FMC CORPORATION
  
• Address:
  2929 Walnut Street
  Philadelphia, PA 19104

Active ingredients:

• Endosulfan 23.15%
• Piperonyl butoxide 1.8%
• Pyrethrins 0.18%
• Other ingredients 74.87%

Signal word:

• Danger

Product type:

• Insecticide
• Miticide

Formulation:

• Emulsifiable Concentrate

Registered target pests:

• Aphids
• Armyworm
• Bean leafskeletonizer
• Black bean aphid
• Blister beetles
• Cabbage aphid
• Cabbage looper
• Colorado potato beetle
• Cowpea curculio
• Cross-striped cabbageworm
• Crown mite
• Cucumber beetles
• Cutworms
• Diamondback moth (larvae)
• Fall armyworm
• Flea beetles
• Green peach aphid
• Green stink bug
• Harlequin bug
• Hornworms
• Imported cabbageworm
• Leafhoppers
• Mexican bean beetle
• No pest
• Stink bugs
• Tomato fruitworm
• Tomato russet mite
• Western bean cutworm (larvae)
• Whiteflies
• Yellowstriped armyworm

Registered target sites:

• Beans (dry) (foliar treatment)
• Beans (succulent) (foliar treatment)
• Brussels sprouts (foliar treatment)
• Cabbage (foliar treatment)
• Carrots (foliar treatment)
• Cauliflower (foliar treatment)
• Collards (foliar treatment)
• Spinach (foliar treatment)
• Tomatoes (greenhouse-foliar treatment)