Formulations |
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a.e........................ acid equivalent |
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A ......................... acre |
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AI ........................ active ingredient |
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AS ....................... aqueous solution |
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CS ....................... capsule suspension |
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D ......................... dust |
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DF ....................... dry flowable |
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DG ...................... dispersible granule |
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E, EW .................. emulsion, emulsifiable |
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EC ....................... emulsifiable concentrate |
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E.U.P. .................. Experimental Use Permit |
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F, FL .................... flowable |
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FC ....................... flowable concentrate |
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FM ....................... flowable microencapsulated |
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G ......................... granular |
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L .......................... liquid |
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LC ....................... liquid concentrate |
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P ......................... pellets |
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PHI ...................... preharvest interval |
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S ......................... sprayable |
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SC ....................... suspension concentrate |
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SG ....................... soluble granule |
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SP ....................... soluble powder |
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SS ....................... soluble salt |
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ULV ..................... ultralow volume |
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W ........................ wettable |
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WBC .................... water-based concentrate |
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WDG, WG ............ water dispersible granules |
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WS ...................... water soluble packets |
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WP ...................... wettable powder |
Product-specific Symbols |
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*………. |
restricted-use pesticide; may be purchased and used only by certified applicators, or used by someone under the supervision of a certified applicator. |
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†………. |
Not for use in Nassau and Suffolk Counties. Pesticide labels that indicate ‘Not for use on Long Island, NY’ mean that use is prohibited in Nassau and Suffolk Counties only. |
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#............. |
2(ee) recommendation based on an efficacy statement |
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##........... |
2(ee) recommendation based on quantitative efficacy data |
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§………. |
potentially acceptable in certified organic programs |
PHI (Pre-Harvest Interval) and REI (Restricted Entry Interval) Abbreviations
BL.......... Do not apply beyond bloom
GT.......... Do not apply beyond green tip
HIG......... Do not apply beyond 1/2-in. green
PB.......... Prebloom applications only
PF.......... Do not apply beyond petal fall
PH.......... Postharvest applications allowed
SS.......... Do not apply beyond shuck split
2C.......... Do not apply after 2d cover spray
(A).......... Depends on rate, method or number of applications; refer to label for more details
(B).......... Nonbearing trees only
(C).......... Tart cherries only
(D).......... Restricted entry interval: 96 hr (peaches), 72 hr (apples), 48 hr (pears)
(E) Refer to label for details of restricted entry interval
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