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CO-OPErXtIVE extension work in agriculture and home economics, U.s. Department of Agriculture and University of California Co-operating KERN PLEASE REMOVE STAPLE FOR EASIER READING Crop Information University of California Agricnitnral Extension Service the um^vewity AGRiCULTURA?. ARP ava iafae TO AuL, V.HT. L coiOR OR January 1972 regard to origin. NAMES OF CONMERCIAL AND EXPERIMENTAL AGRICULTURAL PESTICIDES Keeping abreast the ever changing list and nomenclature of agricultural chemicals is no easy chore. New chemicals are continually being added to the list and older chemicals are continually being given new names. How many times have you been reading a publication extolling the virtues of (e.g.) dioofol for mite ^ntrol not knowing that dioofol was the accepted common name for Kelthan^ It is hoped that the following alphabetical listing of common names, trade names, and trademarks of selected agricultural chemicals will help to dis¬ pel some of this confusion. Names listed in italics are common names ac¬ cepted by the Entomological Society of America. Also listed are trade names, trademarks and other names commonly used in reference to agricultural pesti¬ cides. This list was adapted from the Bulletin of the Entomological Society of America, Volume 15, No. 2. For more detailed information regarding structure, etc., of specific compounds reference should be made to the above mentioned publication. It must be remembered that many agricultural chemical formulations and dis¬ tributors have their own registered state labels and brand names. Such brand names may not correspond to the names in this list. However, the chemical as listed in the tables of active ingredients should correspond with this list. Although a chemical may be sold under several different names, the active ingredient remains the same; however, the concentration and formulation may be different. Always consult the label to be certain that the chemical in question is formulated and labeled for the job you have in mind. FOR SAFETY'S SAKE READ AND HEED THE LABEL 2610 m street, bakersfield Telephone 327-2111 ext. 2631

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CO-OPErXtIVE extension work in agriculture and home economics, U.s. Department of Agriculture and University of California Co-operating

KERN PLEASE REMOVE STAPLEFOR EASIER READING

Crop InformationUniversity of California Agricnitnral Extension Service

the um^vewityAGRiCULTURA?.

ARP ava iafae TO AuL, V.HT. LcoiOR OR January 1972regard to

origin.

NAMES OF CONMERCIAL AND EXPERIMENTAL AGRICULTURAL PESTICIDES

Keeping abreast o£ the ever changing list and nomenclature of agriculturalchemicals is no easy chore. New chemicals are continually being added tothe list and older chemicals are continually being given new names. Howmany times have you been reading a publication extolling the virtues of(e.g.) dioofol for mite ^ntrol not knowing that dioofol was the acceptedcommon name for Kelthan^

It is hoped that the following alphabetical listing of common names, tradenames, and trademarks of selected agricultural chemicals will help to dis¬pel some of this confusion. Names listed in italics are common names ac¬cepted by the Entomological Society of America. Also listed are trade names,trademarks and other names commonly used in reference to agricultural pesti¬cides. This list was adapted from the Bulletin of the Entomological Societyof America, Volume 15, No. 2. For more detailed information regardingstructure, etc., of specific compounds reference should be made to the abovementioned publication.

It must be remembered that many agricultural chemical formulations and dis¬tributors have their own registered state labels and brand names. Such brandnames may not correspond to the names in this list. However, the chemicalas listed in the tables of active ingredients should correspond with thislist. Although a chemical may be sold under several different names, theactive ingredient remains the same; however, the concentration and formulationmay be different. Always consult the label to be certain that the chemicalin question is formulated and labeled for the job you have in mind.

FOR SAFETY'S SAKE

READ AND HEED THE LABEL2610 m street, bakersfield Telephone 327-2111 ext. 2631

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COMMON AND MANUFACTURERS' NAME OTHER NAMES COMMONLY USED

ABATE®Acaraben®Acriciddldioavba IdrinAlkron®alkyl aryl sulfiteallethvin

allyl hcmologue of cinerin IAramite ®Arathan^ASUNTOL®az inphos -methylazinphos^thy IAzodxin®

BITHION®ohtoTobenzilate

binapa^ry t, Morocide®TEMIK®Octalene

parathioru Niran® , THIOPHOS®Aramite ®allyl homologue of cinerin I, Pynamin,synthetic pyrethrins

dltethrin, synthetic pyrethrinsalkyl aryl sulfitedinooapy Karathane® , Iscotha^ooumaphos, CO-RAL® , MUSCATOX®azinphosmethyl^ Gusathion® . Guthion ®az inphos-me tJiyl, Gusathion ®, Guthion ®SD 9129

BasudinBaygon®BAYTEX ®benzene hexaehlorideBHC

^

Bidrin®binapaoryjBITHIONBlack Leaf 40®Blattanex ®

Bromofume®Butacide ®butoxy polypropylene glycol

diazinon^ Diazinon®UNDEN® , Blattanex® , arprocarb,propoxur

garamexane, BHC, HCHbenzene hexadhloride^ HCH, gammexanedicrotophosMorocide ®, AcricidABATE®nicotir^ (sulfate)Baygon® , UNDEN ® , arprocarb,propoxur

ethylene dibromidey Nephis ^piperonyl butoxtdeStabilene® , Crag Fly Repellent®

canphechloraarbaryIaarbofuranacerbophenoth-ionCarzol®cevadinecevadillaChinomethionate

ohlorbenside

oh lordaneoh lorobenzi^teChlorocide ®

Chlorophenothenechlorophos

ohlorphenamidine

toxaph^eSEVIN®Furadan ®

_

^Garrathion® , Trithion®formetanatecevadilla, veratridine, sabadillacevadine, veratridine, sabadillaMorestan ® , oxythioquinox,quinomethionate

Chlorocide® , Chlorparicide ® ,

Midox ® . Mitox® , ChlorsulphacideOcta-Klor , Octachlor®Acaraben ®ohlorbenside^ Chlorparicide ® , Midox'

ChlorsulphacideMitox ®.

DDTtrdohlorfon,Neguvon®

Fundal SP®

Dipterex ^Tugon ® .

GALECRON^

Dylox ®

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CONM)N AND MVNUFACrURERS' NAME OTHER NAMES COMMONLY USED

Chloropropylate ®Chloroparacide ®Chlorsulphacide

cinerin I

cinerin IICiodrin ®CO-RAL®

ooumaphos

Crag Fly Repellent ®crufomnatecube'Cygon®

CynemCYTHION®

Acralate ®ohlorbenside, Chlorocide ® , Midox ® ,

Mitox ® , Chlorsulphacideohlovhenside3 Chlorocide ® , Midox ® ,

Mitox® , Chloroparacide ®pyrethrins^ pyrethrin I, pyrethrin II,cinerin II

same as cinerin ISD 4294

ooumaphos, ASUNTOL ® , MUSCATOX ® ,Resistox

CO-RAL ® , ASUNTOL® , MUSCATOX ® ,

Resistoxbutoxu polypropylene glycol, Stabilene®,RueleL® f dSwco® 132derris, rotenonedimethoat^ PERFEKTHION® , Rogor ® ,Roxion ®

NEMAFOS® , ZINOPHOS®Malathion

D-D Mixt^e ®Dasanit®DDTDelnav ®demetondemeton-S-methyl sulfoxidederrisdiazincmDIBROM®Di-Captandioapthondidhlorvosd-ioofoldicrotophosdieIdrinDimecron®dimethoate

dimetilanDimetilanDimetilanedinex

dinitrobutyIphenol

dinitrooresol (sodium salt)dinitrooyolohexy Iphenoldinocapdinoseb

dioxathion

Di-Syston®

Dowfume N® , Vidden D®fensulfothion, TERRACUR-P ®ChlorophenotheneNavadel, dioxathionmercaptophos, Systox ®oxydemetonmethyl, Meta-Systox-R®cube'Diazinon ®, BasudinnaleddioapthonDi-Capt^Vapona® , DDVPKelthan^ ®Bidrin®Octalox

phosphpmidonCYGON® , PERFEKTHION® , Rogor ®,Roxion ®

Dimetilan® , Dimetilanedimetilan, Dimetilanedimetilan, Dimetilan®dinitrooyolohexy Iphenol, MOCHP,DN-Dry Mix® No. 1

dinoseb, DNBP, DNOSBP, DNSBP, DN-289®,Elgetol 318

Sinox ®, DNOC, DNC, Elgetol 30dinex, ^OCHPKarathane ®, Arathane, Isothanedinitrobuty Iphenol. DNBP, DNOSBP,

DNSBP DN-289 ®, Elgetol 318Delnav ®, Navadelsee disulfoton

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CONM)N AND MANUFACTURERS' NAME

Dipterex(B)

disulfoton^DN-Diy Mix® No. 1

DNOC

Dowco^liSDowco® 139Dowco® IWDowfume ® NDursban

Dyfona^ ®Dylox 0

OTHER NAMES COMNPNLY USED

trichlorforij Dylox ®, Neguvon i

chloroph^, trichlorphon, Tugon ®Di-Syston ®dinitrooyalohexy tphenoly dinex,

DNOCHPdinitrooresol (sodium salt), Sinox ®,

DNC, ^Igetol 30Zytron ^Zectran®Dursban® ^D-D Mixture , Vidden DDowco ® 179

triahlorfon, Dipterex0 , Neguvonchlorophos, trichlorphon, Tugon ®

EPNendosulfanendrinENTEX

ethionEthyl Guthion ©ethylene dibromtdeethylene ^chlorideEtrolene ©

FamophosfamphuTfenchlorphos

fenozaflorfensulfothionfenthion

Folithion ®forme tana^FRUMIN AL®

Fumazone ®Fundal SR ©Furadan

Thiodan ®

fenthion, BAYTEX ©, Lebaycid, TIGUVON,mercaptophos

azinphosetjml, azinop'Bronofume © , Nephisethylene chloride, EDO

-ethylEDB

®ronnel, f^chlorphos, Korlan, NankorRonnel © , Trolene © , Viozene®

©

famphur, WARBEX ^Famophos, WARBEX ©•VjyVtO<l/»y«5 7 \«yFamophos, WWffiEX t ^ ^ronnel, ^rolene ^ , ^orlan ^ , I^kor ^ ,Ronnel®, Trolena®, Viozene ©

Lovozal ©, Tarzol ®Dasanit-©BAYTEX®, ENTEX,. .Lebaycid, TIGUVON,mercaptOT^os ^

Sumithion ©, ACCOTHION ©, fenitrothionCarzol SP ©disulfoton, Di-Syston ©dithiodemeton, dithios^

GALECRON ®gamma BHCgamma HCHgammexa^GARDONA©Garrathion®Genite®

Fundal SP® , ahlorphencmidinelindoLne, gamma HCHlindane, gamma BHCbenzen^hexach loride,RABON ©/^nYih/^'inViovin-hVi-n nyn Ttt

BHC, HCH

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COMMDN AND MANUFACTURERS' NAME

Gusathion

Guthion®

OTHER NAMES COMMONLY USED

azinphosmethyl, Guthion ®,methyl

azinphosmethyl^ Gusathion® ,

azinphos-methy1

azinphos-

heptaohlor Velsicol 104 ®,

Imidan®Iscothane

phosmet. Prolate®dinoaap, Karathane® , Arathane

Karath^e ®Kepone ®Korlan ®

dinooap, Iscothane, Arathane

ronnely ^rolene® , £enchlorph(^,Nankor ®, Ronnel ®, Trolene® ,

Viozene®

Lannate®Larvacide ®Lebaycid

lindaneLovozal ®

me thorny I _

chlorpicrin, Picfume®fenthion, BAYTEX© , ENTEX ,

TIGUVON, mercaptophosgamma BHC, gamma Hfflfenozaflor, Tarzol®

malathion

Malathor^Marlate ®MATACIL ®metam sodiummetaphoxidemetepaMetham-sodiumMeth-O-Gasme thorny ImethoxyahloTmethyl aphoxidemethyl bromidemethyl homologue of parathionmethyl mustard oilmethyl parathion

Methyl Trithion ®Metron

mevinphosMidox ®

m^rex

Mitox ®

SCYIHION® , Malathojmalathion, CYTHION'methoxyohloraminocarb

Vapam® , Metham-sodium, Trimatonmetepametaphoxide, methyl ^hoxidemetam sodium, Vapam© , Trimatonmethyl b^mideLannate ®Marlate ®metepa, metaphoxideMeth-O-Gasmethyl j^rathion, Metron, NitroxVorlex®Metron, methyl hanologue of parathion,Nitrox

methyl parathion, methyl homologue ofparathi^, Nitroxlosdrin ®Phosdrin -

^ ^

chlorben^de, Chlorocide ® , Chlorparicid^ ,Mitox

dhlorbej^ide, Ch!^rocide, Midox®cide

Chlorpari-

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COM^N AND MANUFACTURERS' NAME

MOCAPMo res tan ®

MorocideMUSCATOX ®

OfflER NAMES COMvPNLY USED

prophosoxythioquinox, chinomethionate,quinomethianate

binapacvyt^ Acricidooumphos, ASUNTOL ® , CO-RAL ® ,

Resistox

naledNankor ®

NavadelNeguvoiiS)Nemafos ®

Nemagon®Nephis ®nicoti^ (sulfate)Niran®Nitrox

Octachlor^Octa- l^r ^Omite ®ovex

oxydemetonmethy 1oxythioquinox

parathionparathion-methyl

Pentac® _

PERFEICmi® ®Perthane ®phoratephosa lon^^Phosdriphosmetphosphami^nPicfume ®piperony l^utoxidePlictran^PProlate ®prophospropoxur

DIBROI^vonnely Etrolene® , fenchlorphos,Korlan Ronnel ® , Trolene ®,Viozene®

dioxathion, Delnav®tvidhlovfon, Dipterex ® , Dylox®^chlorophos, trichlorphon, Tugon®

NEMAFOS ®, ZINOPHOS®, Cynem,thionaz^

Pumazone®ethylene dihrorj^de, Bromofume ®Black Leaf 40®parathion, Alkron ®, THIOPHOS ®methyl parathion, Metron

ohlordane,oh lordane.

Octa-Klor ®Octachlor ®

Ovochlor ®, Ovotran ®, Trichlorfenson ®,chlorfenson, Chlorfensone

Meta-Syst^-R ® , demeton-S-methyl sulfoxideMores tan®, chinomethionate,quinomethionate

Alkron ® , Niran 0 , THIOPHOS ®methyl parathion, Metron, Nitrox,methyl homologue of parathion

dinethoate, CYGCX^ ® , Rogor ® , Roxion ®Thimet ®Zolone ®mevinph^Imidan ®. Prolate ®Dimecron®chlorpicrm, Larvacide ®Butacide ®

Imidan^^, phosmetMOCAP ®Bavgon ® . IJNDEN Blattanex ® .

prussic acid

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CONM)N AND MANUFACTURERS' NAME OTHER NAMES COMONLY USED

toxaphene ^Trichlorfenson ®triahlorfon

trichlorphonTrimatonTrithion ®Trolene ®Tugon

UNDEN

Vapam®^^Vapona®Velsicol 104 ®veratridiMVidden D ®VikaneViozene ©VIRQN/HVIRON/T0Vorlex ®

WARBEX

Zectran ®ZINOPHO#Zolcne ^

camphechlorsee ovex

^ ^ ^

Dipterex 0 > Nevugon ® diloro-phos, Tugon®, trichlorphon

see t^ohlorfonVapam®, Metham-sodium, met^ sodiumcarbophenothion, Garrathion®see vonnelsee triahlorfon

Baygon®, Blattanex 0 arprocarb, propoxur

Metham-sodium, metham sodium, TrimatondiohlowoSy DDVPheptaahlovsabadilla, c^adine, cevac^llaD-D mixture ©, Dowfume Nsulfuryl fluoridesee ronnetVirus for control of Heliothis spVirus for control of Trichoplusia nimethyl mustard oil

see famphur

0DowcoNanafo^ ,

phosaloneNEMAFOS Cynem, thionazin

J. HODGE BLACKFARM ADVISOR

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COMMON AND MANUFACTURERS' NAME OTHER NAMES CONM)NLY USED

Pynamin

pyrethrins

quinomethionate

RABON ®ResistoxRhothaM ®Rogor ®ronneI

Ronnel ®rotenonepowder and resinsRoxion ®Ruelene ^ryania

sabadinaSEVIN ©Sinox®

SOLVIREX ®

Stabilene ®

StrobaneSumithionSupracide®synthetic pyrethrins

Systox ®Tarzol ®TDETedion ®Telone®TEMIK®teppTEPP ^TERRACUR-P^tetradifonTetron ®Thimet(^Thiodan^ThiodemetonthionazinTHIOPHOS®Thuricide®TIGUVONTorak

allethrin^ allyl homologue of cinerin I,synthetic pyrethrinspyrethrin I, pyrethrin II, cinerin I,cinerin II

Morestan®, oxythioquinox,chinomethionate

GARDONA ®oownaphos, ASUNTOL CO-RAL®, MUSCATOX ®TDE _

dimethoat^ CYGON ^ PERFEKTHION ©Roxion ®Etrolene ® fenchlorphos, ^rlan N^-kor®, Ronnel ®, Trolene ^ Viozene ®see ronnelcube', derrissee dimethoatecrufornate

cevadine, cevadilla, veratridine(oarbary Idinitrooresol (sodium salt), M^OC, EWCElgetol 30 /TT^ /-N

disulfoton, Di-Syston ^ FRUMIN AL ®,dildiiodemeton, dithiosystox, Thiodemeton

hutoxy polytopylene glycol^ Crag FlyRepellent©Folithion®, ACCOTHION®, fenitrothionallethrin, allyl homologue of cinerin I,Pynamin

demetonj mercaptophos

fenozafloL Lovozal ®Rhothane ®tetradifon2,3, dichloropropenes mixturealdiaarhTEPP, TEP, Tetron®see teppDasnanit®, fensulfothionTedion®see teppphorateendosulfansee disuMoton ~ ^Nemafos®, NEMAFOS ® ZINOPHOS ® Cynemsee parathionBacillus thuringiensis Berliner, B.T.see fenthion

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