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PrnumPesticide(MFG)Commodity (Crop Group)Category (Code)EPA Status
13313
B
ISOCYCLOSERAM (ISM-555)
SYNGEN
DRAGON FRUIT (PITAYA) (24D = TROPICAL AND SUBTROPICAL, CACTUS, INEDIBLE PEEL SUBGROUP) POTENTIAL: E/CS DATA BEFORE APPROVAL FOR RESIDUE STUDY (02)
Reasons for need: THRIPS, NOTHING REGISTERED
Efficacy/Crop Safety (E/CS) Data Required:
E/CS Research Comments:
Comments: NEED TO DEFINE USE PATTERN BEFORE INITIATING RESIDUE STUDIES; Syngenta still supports as "Potential", with a specified use pattern:07/24/sb
Field Res.Dir (FRD)Field ID#Field DataTrack#Raw DataData to MFGPerformance Results & Comments
Carrillo, D. 22-FL-DMP RECD 5311.pdf LOW PEST PRESSURE DID NOT PERMIT TO ASSESS PRODUCT PERFORMANCE ON CHILLI THRIPS IN DRAGON FRUIT. NO CLADODE PHYTOTOXICITY WAS OBSERVED AFTER 2-3 FOLIAR SPRAY APPLICATIONS EVERY 4-7 DAYS OF RADIANT (SPINETORAM) AT 10 FL OZ/A, EXIREL (CYANTRANILIPROLE) AT 20.5 FL OZ/A, AND PLINAZOLIN (ISOCYCLOSERAM) AT 1.66 FL OZ/A. SIGNIFICANT BUT MODERATE DAMAGE TO THE FRUIT BRACTS WAS OBSERVED ON ISOCYCLOSERAM TREATED VINES AFTER 2 APPLICATIONS COMPARED TO THE VERY MINOR BRACT DAMAGE TO THE UTC, CYANTRANILIPROLE AND SPINETORAM SPRAYED VINES. BRACT DAMAGE WAS VERY MINOR BUT SIGNIFICANTLY GREATER FOR SPINETORAM SPRAYED FRUIT COMPARED TO THE UTC CONTROL BUT SIMILAR TO CYANTRANILIPROLE AND ISOCYCLOSERAM TREATED FRUIT.
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