| Reasons for need: |
WEEVILS. LISTRONOTUS SPARSUS IS A WEEVIL THAT HAS EMERGED AS A PEST OF CELERY IN FLORIDA. OXAMYL (VYDATE, HIGHLY HAZARDOUS) HAS BEEN USED TO MAINTAIN POPULATIONS BELOW DAMAGING LEVELS. CYANTRANILIPROLE (EXIREL) MIGHT REPRESENT AN ALTERNATIVE TO OXAMYL. HOWEVER, EFFICACY HAS NOT BEEN CONFIRMED. THUS, THE USE OF NOVALURON WOULD PROVIDE A SAFE ALTERNATIVE TO OXAMYL FOR CONTROL OF WEEVILS. THE AVAILABILITY OF MULTIPLE MODES OF ACTION WOULD ALLOW THE MITIGATION OF POTENTIAL INSECTICIDE RESISTANCE:03/23
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| Efficacy/Crop Safety (E/CS) Data Required: |
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| E/CS Research Comments: |
PER THE 2024 PERFORMANCE PROTOCOL: TESTING CONTROL OF WEEVILS WITH NOVALURON (RIMON 0.83 EC PRODUCT) VS AN OXAMYL (VYDATE) STANDARD; MAKE 3 FOLIAR BROADCAST APPLIC OF 12 FL OZ OF RIMON/A, 7-DAY INTERVAL, 7-DAY PHI, IN 20-40 GPA, BEGINNING AT THE FIRST SIGN OF INFESTATION; INCLUDE DYNE-AMIC AT 0.25% V/V WITH EACH APPLIC; EVALUATE EFFICACY AND PHYTOTOXICITY PER DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS IN THE PROTOCOL
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| Comments: |
EPA GREEN: 08/23; Mfg supports as 'Potential: E/CS Data Before Approval For Residue:08/23/sb; Status updated to E/CS ongoing 03/24/DRS;
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