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Per Requester: Good Fit; The mode of action of pioxaniliprole is considered more of a reduced-risk to beneficial insects than chlorpyrifos, which was used for grape root borer management:06/26;
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Grape Root borer. With the loss of chlorpyrifos, there are limited (basically only bifenthrin) chemistries labeled for use against grape root borer in grapes. Current technologies: Mating disruption has been adopted by several growers, but it is not practical or effective across all scenarios. Additionally, the one commercially available mating disruption product is not labeled and requires a Section-18 in order to use:06/26;
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GA:Blaauw, B* ;
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| PCR Use Pattern: |
Per MFG, HQ suggests: 125–150 g a.i./ha, 2–4 applications per season with a 5-day PHI, using 70% WG formulation.
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1-2 10-8 11/12-2
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| Comments: |
PI Ind supports as Researchable, Res & E/CS Data Needed:06/26;
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