Met52 (Metarhizium anisopliae Strain F52): Composed of spores of a naturally occurring insect pathogenic fungus. Also has 2(ee) label for control of spotted-wing drosophila on fruiting vegetables. Cobalt* (chlorpyrifos + gamma-cyhalothrin): Labeled for Brussels sprouts and sweet corn. Highly toxic to bees. of insecticide resistance. (Group 5, REI 4h), GnatrolOG (Bacillus thuringiensis subsp. (No resistance classification, REI 4h)Â, Nealta Miticide (cyflumetofen): A beta-ketonitrile contact miticide labeled for use on tomatoes to control tertanychid mites only. Malathion is also known as carbophos, maldison and mercaptothion. (Group 1B, REI 2 to 4 days depending on crop). (No resistance classification, REI 4h), Venom (dinotefuran):  A neonicotinoid that targets insect nerve and muscle tissue. As an insecticide, it can be sprayed on clothing or mosquito nets to kill the insects that touch them.. Side effects include rash and irritation at the area of use. In the USSR , it was known as carbophos , in New Zealand and Australia as maldison and in … Labeled for use on succulent legumes, tomatoes, and specific brassicas, melons, roots, and leafy greens to control cutworms, wireworms, and on some crops mole crickets and/or root maggots. Common Name: Methyl parathion: Other names/ Synonyms: Parathion methyl: CAS-No. Not for use in irrigation systems. (Group 23, REI 24h), M-PedeOG (potassium salts of fatty acids): An insecticidal soap that works by contact as an insecticide, miticide, and fungicide. Malathion topical lotion is used to treat head lice infections. Danitol* (fenpropathrin): A pyrethroid insecticide-miticide with contact activity. (Group 23, REI 12h). Silencer* (lambda-cyhalothrin): See Warrior for more information. AzatrolOG (azadirachtin): See Azatin for more information. Malathion is a prescription topical (for the skin) anti- parasite medication (pediculicide) used to treat head lice. PRO® MALATHION 50 EC LIQUID INSECTICIDE FOR THE CONTROL OF HOUSE FLIES, STABLE FLIES,, MITES, AS WELL AS MANY OTHER INSECT PESTS ON ORNAMENTAL TREES, FRUIT, VEGETABLE AND FIELD CROPS. Extremely toxic to fish and aquatic invertebrates and highly toxic to bees. Registered for use as a foliar spray on leafy vegetables to control leafhoppers, aphids, flea beetle, and thrips.  Highly toxic to bees. It is effective, however, for only 2 to 3 days. (No resistance classification, REI 4h), Platinum (thiamethoxam): A selective systemic neonicotinoid. (Group 15, REI 12h), DipelOG(Bacillus thuringiensis subsp. PreferalOG (Isaria fumosorosea Apopka strain 97): See PFR-97 for more information. Aztec* (beta-cyfluthrin + tebuprimphos): A mix of pyrethroid and organophosphate chemistries registered for soil applications in sweet corn and popcorn for control of corn rootworms, cutworms, wireworms, seedcorn maggot, seedcorn beetle, and white grubs. Becomes systemic when applied to soil, and has translaminar activity when applied to foliage. May also be used as a potato seed piece treatment. Also controls Colorado potato beetle and tomato and potato psyllid on fruiting vegetables and potatoes. Trigard (cyromazine): An insect growth regulator that acts by ingestion. Highly toxic to bees. Yuma* (chlorpyrifos): See Lorsban for more information. Suffoil-XOG (mineral oil): A paraffinic oil insecticide, miticide and fungicide. Registered for use as a foliar spray with translaminar activity on brassicas, fruiting vegetables (except cucurbits), and leafy vegetables to control caterpillars. Long-lasting; resistant to rain and watering. information in this profile does not in any way replace or body lice. Toxic to green lacewing and predatory mite (Metaseiulus occidentalis) (Group 11, REI 4h). (Group 3A, REI 12h), Pylon Miticide (chlorfenapyr): A pyrrole insecticide and miticide which works on contact and via ingestion, causing the pest to be unable to generate energy. Malathion(Ovide) generic is an insecticide, prescribed for head lice. Toxic to bees for 3 hours following treatment. Trade and Other Names: Do not use in greenhouses or on plants grown for use as transplants. Not for use in greenhouses. Works by contact. It is taken up by leaves and translocated to become fully systemic. Malathion is the most widely used home-planting insecticide because of its broad range of activities and safety for mammals. (Group 1B, REI 12h to 2 days, depending on crop), Mallet (imidacloprid): Labeled for use inside greenhouses through irrigation or drench application or as a foliar spray for vegetable transplants and nursery stock for resale only. EntrustOG (spinosad): A nerve and stomach poison derived from the soil bacterium, Saccharopolyspora spinosa. AmTide Imidacloprid (imidacloprid): See Admire for more information. As a medication, it is used to treat scabies and lice. Most effective on young larvae in the first or second instar, or up to 1/4" in length. (Group 9D, REI 12 h). (No resistance classification, REI 12h), Declare* (gamma-cyhalothrin): A microencapsulated broad-spectrum pyrethroid that acts on contact and via ingestion. Arctic* (permethrin): See Pounce for more information. (Group 3, REI 12h), Belay (clothianidin): A neonicotinoid with long residual control, registered for use in foliar and soil applications on brassicas, cucurbits, and fruiting and leafy vegetables. Highly toxic to bees. Pyronyl Crop Spray (pyrethrins + piperonyl butoxide): A broad-spectrum botanical pyrethrum mixed with a synergist (piperonyl butoxide) to improve efficacy. Note: After being cancelled in 2015, sulfoxaflor registrations have been reinstated by the EPA under limited-use restrictions. GF-120 Naturalyte Fruit Fly Bait OG (spinosad): An insecticidal bait labeled for use as a foliar and soil spray on vegetable and food crops to control tephritid fruit flies. ): A biological insecticide containing killed cells and fermentation solids of Burkholderia spp. Captiva (capsicum oleoresin extract + garlic oil): A repellant and insecticide made from concentrated plant extracts. Labeled for use on brassicas, cucurbits, fruiting vegetables, leafy greens, tubers and corms, root vegetables, greenhouse cucumbers and tomatoes and mint for selective control of aphids, plant bugs and greenhouse whitefly. Zoro* (abamectin): See Agri-Mek for more information. (Group 5, REI 4h). (Group 28, REI 4h), Versys (afidopyropen): Chordotonal organ modulator acts to stop feeding immediately. Steed* (bifenthrin + zeta-cypermethrin): See Brigade and Mustang for more information. (No resistance classification, REI 4h), SurroundOG (WP) (kaolin): A naturally-derived clay protectant and insect repellent. Sniper* (bifenthrin): See Brigade for more information. See Admire and Brigade for more information. (No resistance classification, REI 4h). See Agri-Mek and Brigade for more information on active ingredients in this product. Registered for use as a foliar spray on a variety of crops for control of caterpillars and other pests. Incorporate as a band or with seeds at or after planting. (Group 4A, REI 12h), Beleaf (flonicamid): A pyridinecarboxamide with translaminar activity that works by contact and ingestion. (Group 4A, REI 12h), Admire (imidacloprid): A systemic neonicotinoid, registered for use in soil, seed piece, and foliar applications. It was last revised Registered for use in field or greenhouse as a foliar spray on most vegetables for the control of caterpillars. Memphis, TN 38113, References for the information in this PIP can be found in AzaGuardOG (azadirachtin): See Azatin for more information. (Group 4A, REI 12h). Not to be used in greenhouses. The symbol OG   indicates a pesticide that has been listed by the Organic Materials Review Institute (OMRI) as approved for use in organic production. Highly toxic to bees if directly applied. Major support and funding was provided by the Fastac* (alpha-cypermethrin): A broad-spectrum pyrethroid insecticide. Highly toxic to bees. Warhawk* (chlorpyrifos): See Lorsban for more information. (Group un, REI 12h), Actara (thiamethoxam): A systemic neonicotinoid with translaminar activity, registered for use as a foliar spray for control of aphids, flea beetles, leafhoppers, whiteflies, and other pests on brassicas, cucurbits, fruiting vegetables, globe artichoke, leafy vegetables, mint, and root and tuberous vegetables. (Group 4D, REI 4h). Registered for use as a soil treatment to be scattered on moist soil around the perimeter of fields or banded in rows. After ingestion, larvae will stop feeding within a few hours and die within 2-4 days. This product is exempt from EPA pesticide registration requirements. (No resistance classification, REI 4h)Â, VenerateOG (Heat-killed Burkholderia spp. The information in this profile may be out-of-date. (Group 2B, REI 0h), Requiem (Chenopodium ambrosioides extract): A contact insecticide and miticide derived from the herb Chenopodium ambrosioides; works on contact. (Group un, REI 12h), PyganicOG (pyrethrins): A broad-spectrum botanical pyrethrum. (Group 22, REI 12h). Hero* (bifenthrin + zeta-cypermethrin): See Brigade and Mustang for more information. PREMIX (Trade Name) ACTIVE INGREDIENT GROUP # AVICTA COMPLETE CORN* abamectin 6 thiamethoxam 4 AVICTA COMPLETE BEANS 500* abamectin 6 thiamethoxam 4 AZTEC tebupirimphos 1 ... malathion Cheminova Malathion 57%, Fyfanon ULV AG, Malathion 5, Malathion 57EC phorate Thimet 20G Lock n Load, Thimet 20G May harm beneficials. For more information on other products with the same AI, refer to the example. Malathion is a General Use Pesticide (GUP). (Group 5, REI 4h) [ 2] M Malathion was re-evaluated by the PMRA in 2012 and certain uses were subjected to a phase-out period. Majestene OR (Heat-killed Burkholderia spp. The EPA reports that M. anisopliae strain F52 is not harmful to earthworms or to such beneficial insects as lady beetles, green lacewings, parasitic wasps, honey bee larvae, and honey bee adults. supersede the information on the pesticide product labeling or MALATHION PRODUCT CLASSIFICATION Pesticide SYNONYMS / COMMON NAME 1. Talstar Nursery (bifenthrin): For greenhouse herbs only. Highly toxic to bees. Respect* (zeta-cypermethrin): See Mustang for more information. Check registration status in your state before using any product. Labeled for use on brassicas, leafy vegetables, turnips, and fruiting vegetables and mint to control caterpillars. Not approved for organic production. Common, Chemical and Trade Names of Insecticides Used in this Guide Trade Common Name Chemical Name IRAC Classification Company Abate Temephos O,O -(thiodi-4,1-phenylene) O,O, O' O'-tetramethyl phosphorothioate 1B BASF Corporation Abba Abamectin a mixture of avermectin B1a (10E,14E,16E,22Z)- Cruiser (thiamethoxam): A systemic neonicotinoid commercial seed treatment that is taken up by the seedling plant and controls chewing and sucking insects through contact and ingestion. RegulatoryStatus:Malathion is a slightly toxic compound in EPA toxicity class III. Malathion. About . Registered for use as a foliar spray on a range of crops to control aphids, caterpillars, thrips, whiteflies, and other pests. Malathion is applied in ground and aerial sprays, aerosols, foggers, baits, paints, petcollars, animal dips, animal dust bags, and cattle feed blocks. Avoid treatment when plants are stressed. Registered for use as a foliar spray for most vegetable and herb crops for control of a variety of insect pests; also active against powdery mildew. Long residual. Registered for use as a foliar spray in greenhouses on tomatoes, eggplant, and peppers, for control of caterpillars, mites, and thrips. A diamide, active by insect larval ingestion, leading to a rapid cessation of feeding followed by death. Registered for use as a foliar spray on asparagus, brassicas, cucurbits, legumes, roots, tubers, and fruiting and leafy vegetables to control a range of insect pests. Scorpion (dinotefuran): See Venom for more information. (Group 1B, REI 24h, 3 days for cauliflower). CoStar (Bacillus thuringiensis subsp. kurstaki): See Dipel for more information. (Group 18, REI 4h), JavelinOG (Bacillus thuringiensis subsp. Labeled for foliar applications on brassicas, sweet corn, cucurbits, fruiting vegetables, leafy vegetables, and legumes to control a wide variety of pests. This site is maintained by The Center for Agriculture, Food and the Environment in the College of Natural Sciences. Macho (imidacloprid): See Admire for more information. in 1996. (Group 1B, REI 5 days), Intrepid (methoxyfenozide): A selective diacylhydrazine insect growth regulator that works by ingestion. Akari (fenpyroximate): See Portal for more information. Registered as a soil treatment for brassicas, corn, dry bulb onions, legumes, and sweet potato for control of soil pests including cutworms, root maggots and wireworms.  Also registered as a foliar spray on brassicas, corn and soybeans for a range of pest species. Registered for use on a wide variety of crops to control wireworm, grubs, root maggot, cutworm, flea beetle larvae, and other soil dwelling pests. This medicine is available only with your doctor's prescription. PFR-97OG (Isaria fumosorosea Apopka Strain 97): A naturally-occurring fungus that penetrates the cuticle of insect pests. insecticides developed (introduced in 1950). Safe for bees and other beneficial insects. Regent* (fipronil): A chloride channel antagonist that targets nerve and muscle tissue. Registered for use as a foliar spray on beans, brassicas, bulbs, cucurbits, leafy greens, peppers, and tomatoes for control of leafminers. Harvanta (cyclaniliprole): A broad-spectrum diamide. Extremely toxic to aquatic organisms. Acramite (bifenazate): A selective miticide which acts on contact as a nerve toxin with knockdown activity and long residual. (Group 3, REI 12h), Assail (acetamiprid): A selective neonicotinoid, with translaminar activity, that controls sucking and chewing insects through contact and ingestion. See Admire for more information. See Admire for more information. Kontos Greenhouse and Nursery (spirotetramat): For use in greenhouses on vegetable transplants for resale only. Discipline* (bifenthrin): See Brigade for more information. It is available in wettable powder and liquid forms. insect and mite pests of field corn, soybeans, and wheat. (Group 4A, REI 12h), Verimark (cyantraniliprole): A systemic diamide that works by ingestion of treated plant material. Relatively harmless to most predaceous mites and beneficial insects, (Group 20B, REI 12h), Knack (pyriproxyfen): An insect growth regulator that works by contact on immature stages. Labeled for use as a foliar spray on brassicas, cucurbits, fruiting vegetables, beets, leafy greens, leafy petioles, mint, and tubers and corms to control caterpillars. Labeled for use as a foliar spray with translaminar activity on dry bulb onions to control onion and Western flower thrips and on legumes to control silverleaf and sweet potato whitefly. (Group 3A, REI 24h), Deadline M-Ps (metaldehyde): A toxic bait for slugs and snails. Feeding stops rapidly and mortality will follow. Labeled for use as a foliar spray with translaminar activity on brassicas, cucurbits, succulent and dry legumes, and roots and tubers to control various whitefly species. Registered as a foliar spray for control of mites on cucurbits, eggplant, okra, peppers, field-grown tomatoes (for greenhouse tomatoes, see bifenzate product, Floramite), succulent beans and peas, and herbs. ChemicalWatch Factsheet: Malathion ChemicalWATCH Stats: CAS Registry Number: 121-75-5 Trade Names: Celthion, Karbofos, Maltox, Cythion Use: Organophosphate insecticide used for control of mosquitoes, aphids, mites, and other insect species in residential areas and food and non-food field crop sites. [ 3] Note: Dipel ES is not OMRI listed, Dipel DF is. Registered as a foliar spray on a variety of crops for control of aphids, caterpillars, and beetles, including brown marmorated stinkbug. Low toxicity to bees and mammals. Dimate (dimethoate): See Dimethoate for more information. Advise (imidacloprid): See Admire for more information. Works through ingestion to target nerve and muscle tissue of lepidopteran larvae. Registered for use as a foliar spray on brassicas, bulbs, cucurbits, fruiting, leafy, root, tuber, and corm vegetables to control leafminers, thrips, and whiteflies. Sevin (carbaryl): A carbamate that targets nerve and muscle tissue primarily through contact activity. ... Trade Names/Brand Names of Malathion. Not for use in greenhouses. Registered as a foliar spray on a variety of crops for a range of pests. kurstaki): See Dipel for more information.Â. (Group 3A, REI 12h), Floramite (bifenazate): A selective contact carbazate miticide with knockdown activity and long residual. Delta Gold* (deltamethrin): A broad-spectrum, pyrethroid insecticide. Also labeled for use on a range vegetable crops to control other soft-bodied insects. aizawai): A derivative of the bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis subsp. Labeled for use as a foliar spray or soil drench on field and greenhouse onions to control thrips, and on field and greenhouse cucurbits, celery, lettuce, spinach, peppers, and tomatoes to control thrips, whiteflies, and mites. other pesticides. Also for control of downy mildew, powdery mildew, and late blight. Capture LFR can be mixed directly with liquid fertilizer or with water. TridentOG (Bacillus thuringiensis subsp. tenebrionis strain SA-10): A bacterium-derived larvicide, labeled for control of Colorado potato beetle on potatoes, tomatoes, and eggplant. Prev-AM Ultra (sodium tetraborohydrate decahydrate): An insecticide, miticide and fungicide that utilizes borax to desiccate soft-bodied insects. Labels for products containing it must carry the Signal Word Warrior* (lambda-cyhalothrin): A broad-spectrum pyrethroid insecticide that targets nerve and muscle tissue. Clinch Ant Bait* (abamectin): A selective chloride channel activator insecticide that kills ants by ingestion, and acts to cease viable egg production. The application of nematicides to crops too near to harvest is another risk which pesticide residue monitoring may not be sufficiently well coordinated to prevent. Highly toxic to bees if directly applied. Potatoes and sweet potatoes must be harvested mechanically. powder, and ultra low volume liquid formulations. Also labeled for Colorado potato beetle control in potatoes and suppression in tomatoes. (Group 3A, REI 48h), Fulfill (pymetrozine): A selective homopteran feeding blocker that works primarily by ingestion, but has some contact activity. (Group 1B, REI 48h), Baythroid* (beta-cyfluthrin): A broad-spectrum, pyrethroid insecticide that works by contact or ingestion, labeled for foliar applications on brassicas, cucurbits, fruiting vegetables, leafy greens, dry beans, potatoes and other tubers and corms, carrots, radishes, and sweet corn for contact control of caterpillars, flea beetles, stink bugs, and other pests. Low-risk material exempt from tolerances on food commodities. Labeled for use on asparagus, beans, some brassicas, leafy greens, melons (except watermelons), celery, fruiting crops, succulent beans. Works by contact and ingestion to disrupt insect exoskeletons and interfere with molting. The incidence of pesticide poisoning and mortality in some countries (Kottegoda, 1985) serves as a grim warning of the risks that arise when pesticides are widely used under poor management. Rimon (novaluron): An insect growth regulator that works through contact or via ingestion on immature stages to disrupt cuticle formation during molt, causing death. See Brigade for more information. Labeled for use on cucurbits, fruiting vegetables, brassicas and peas to control a wide variety of pests including aphids, caterpillars, flea beetles, spotted wing drosophila, Colorado potato beetle, and stink bugs. Cobalt Advanced* (chlorpyrifos + lambda-cyhalothrin): See Lorsban and Warrior for more information. (Group 3A, REI 12h). Oberon (spiromesifen): A selective tetronic acid derivative insecticide and miticide with translaminar activity. (Group 21A, REI 12h), Pounce* (permethrin): A broad-spectrum pyrethroid insecticide that works as a nerve toxin. Ecotrol G2OG (rosemary oil + peppermint oil): A broad-spectrum, plant-based granular insecticide, formulated from plant oils on ground corn cob. Labeled for use in leafy vegetables, heading brassicas and leafy and fruiting vegetables for caterpillars, flea beetles, thrips, stink bugs, and aphids (Group 28, REI 4h). Highly toxic to bees. Also labeled for use in greenhouses on mature cucumber and tomato plants to control aphids and whiteflies. (Group 28, REI 12h). (Group 1B, REI 48h), Timectin* (abamectin): See Agri-Mek for more information.Â. Couraze (imidacloprid): See Admire for more information. Vetica (flubendiamide + buprofezin): Note: All flubendiamide registrations were canceled by the EPA in 2016. Labeled for use as a soil surface treatment for most vegetable crops. Malathion is a nonsystemic, wide-spectrum organophosphate See Entrust and Declare for more information. Registered for foliar applications in field and greenhouse on all food crops including greenhouse vegetable and transplant production to repel or suppress soft-bodied pests. Registered as a foliar spray on a variety of vegetable crops to control a wide range of insect pests. Highly toxic to bees. Insects rapidly stop feeding, become paralyzed and typically die within 1-3 days. Short residual. Bolton* (chlorpyrifos+ gamma-cyhalothrin): See Lorsban and Declare for more information. Registered for use as a foliar spray or soil treatment on carrots, some cucurbits, eggplant, peppers, tomatoes, and sweet potatoes for control of nematodes and several insect pests. 1700 Channel Avenue Registered for use in field and greenhouse on most vegetable crops for control of grasshoppers, aphids, whiteflies, thrips, leafhopper, caterpillars and leaf-feeding beetles, including Colorado potato beetle. malathion topical. Class : Common Name : Trade Name----- I malathion several O maleic hydrazide Royal MH-30, Super Sprout Stop F mancozeb several F maneb several H MCPA several (Group un, REI 12h), Force* (tefluthrin): A pyrethroid that works by ingestion and contact. Labeled for use in band and in-furrow soil applications at planting on sweet corn and popcorn to control wireworms, seedcorn maggots, white grubs and other soil insect pests. See Movento for more information. Zyrate (esfenvalerate): See Asana for more information. It interferes with the nervous system by blocking an enzyme that normally acts as an off switch by ending the signal. Registered for use as a foliar spray with some translaminar activity on asparagus, brassicas, bulb vegetables, corn, cucurbits, fruiting vegetables, herbs, leafy greens, legumes, roots, and tubers to control lepidopteran larvae, Colorado potato beetle, leafminers, thrips and other pests. Extremely toxic to fish and aquatic organisms, and highly toxic to bees. ): See Venerate for more information. household insects, animal parasites (ectoparasites), and head and Distance IGR (pyriproxyfen): An insect growth regulator that works by suppressing the development of the embryo within the egg and inhibiting metamorphosis of nymphs, larvae, and pupae into adults. Malathion is sold under many trade names both alone and in mixtures with other pesticides. Labeled for use on root, tuber, bulb, leafy green, brassica, legume, fruiting and cucurbit vegetables to control caterpillars. Effective on melon aphids. ... of those insecticide common names with their groupings and primary modes of action for insecticides currently registered ... Malathion Methamidophos Methidathion Naled Oxydemeton-methyl Phorate Profenofos Temephos Active ingredient Malathion Highly toxic to bees. Movento (spirotetramat): A tetronic acid derivative insecticide that works primarily by ingestion against immature pest stages. A fast-acting contact toxin with a short residual, it decays rapidly in sunlight and soils. Aza-DirectOG (azadirachtin): See Azatin for more information. (Group un, REI 4 h), Malathion (malathion): An organophosphate insecticide that acts by contact as a nerve toxin. Labeled for foliar applications on artichoke, beans, brassicas, carrots, cucurbits, fruiting vegetables, roots, sweet corn and potatoes to control a wide variety of pests. At the time of writing, all products listed were registered in at least one New England state. Insecticide Resistance Management A key strategy to delay development of insecticide resistance is to avoid repeated applications of products with the same mode of action. Skyraider* (bifenthrin + imidacloprid): See Brigade and Admire for more information. 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