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SnapshotID: 45515

Active ingredients

Prodiamine

Classification

K1

- Herbicide, Preemergence- Herbicide

WSSA mode of action

3Microtubule assembly inhibition

Registration

EPA:228-434

Sites

FencerowsFern, Shield/Holly/LeatherleafPrivet, AmurApricotAralia /Japanese FatsiaArborvitae, American/White CedarWormwoodAsh, Green/RedAucuba, Japanese/GoldAvocadoAzaleaBamboo, HeavenlyRose, Banksia/Lady BanksBarberry, JapaneseBarberry, MentorBegoniaBlack-eyed SusanBottlebrush, LemonBougainvilleaBottlebrush, WeepingCapeweedCassia, Feathery/WormwoodLaurel, English/CherryCitrusColumbineCoralbellsCoreopsisCotoneaster, Bearberry/Coral BeautyCotoneaster, CranberryCrabappleViburnum, JapaneseCypress, ItalianCypress, Sawara False/ThreadbranchDaisy, Trailing AfricanDogwood, FloweringSpindle Tree, Japanese/Euonymous, Evergreen/GoldenEuonymous, Wintercreeper/Canada GoldEuonymous, SpreadingFir, DouglasFire Thorn, ScarletForsythia, Hybrid/Showy BorderForsythia, GreenstemForsythia, WeepingBlanketflowerGardenia, Common/Cape JasmineGermanderGrass, Mondo, DwarfBellflower, Tussock/Harebell, CarpathianHawthorn, CrataegusHawthorn, IndianHawthorn, Yedda/RoundleafHeather, ScotchHemlock, Eastern/CanadaRose-of-Sharon /AlthaeaHolly, AmericanHolly, ChineseHolly, Japanese/Box-leavedHolly, YauponHoneysuckle, JapaneseHoneysuckle, TatarianHopseed Bush /Hop BushHydrangea, Bigleaf/FrenchFig, HottentotIrisIvy, EnglishJasmine, Yellow Star/AsiaticJuniper, ChineseJuniper, Creeping/AndorraJuniper, ShoreLilyLily-of-the-Nile /Blue African LilyLilyturf, Big Blue/Liriope, VariegatedLilyturf, Green/CreepingLoosestrifeMagnoliaMaple, JapaneseMaple, NorwayNarcissusNectarineOakOak, RedOlive, CommonOsmanthus, HollyPeachPear, BradfordPeriwinklePinchushion FlowerPine, Scots/ScotchPine, Virginia/ScrubPine, AleppoPine, Black/AustrianPine, Canary IslandPine, Japanese BlackPine, LoblollyPine, Longleaf/Southern YellowPine, MontereyPine, SlashPine, White/Eastern WhitePistachioPlumPrivet, Japanese/Texas/Wax LeafPrivet, GlossyPruneRosemarySaxifrage /RockfoilShrimp PlantSourwoodSpeedwellSprucePittosporum, Japanese/MockorangeTulipCranberrybush, AmericanViburnum, SweetViburnum, LaurustinusWalnutYewYew, Southern/JapaneseYew, JapaneseAdam's NeedleAlmondIceplant, WhiteSeed BedsCotoneaster, RocksprayFire Thorn, ChineseCherry, Australian Brush/Japanese BoxcherryGrass, PampasRose-of-China/Hibiscus, ChineseBarberry, WintergreenBarberry, WartyCotoneaster, BrightbeadHollyJasmine, WinterPittosporum, QueenslandViburnum, Leatherleaf/WrightGrapeSpanish BayonetKiwiManzanita, Vine Hill/SonomaViburnum, Canary IslandIceplantCeanothus, Monterey/Lilac, WildStonecropSedum /Dragon's-bloodGrass, FountainConeflower, PurpleLavenderGladiolusPink /Maiden PinkDragonhead, FalseCleyera, JapaneseLily-of-the-NileAkebia, Five-leaf/Chocolate-vineLady's Leek/Nodding OnionAnemone, JapaneseFern, LadySnowbankPink, CheddarGauraGentianSun RosePlantain Lily, FragrantHouttyniaInulaIris, Sword-leavedIris, SiberianEdelweissCardinal Flower/Indian PinkBurgundyPeony, TreeSage, RussianOak, Shumard's RedStonecrop /LidakenseRue, MeadowChrysanthemum, Nippon/Nippon DaisyCranesbillBaby's BreathEvening PrimroseStonecropTrumpet Creeper /Trumpet FlowerAsterNurseriesBegonia, HeartleatPine, CalabrianConifersPJM RhododendronAzalea, formosa Boxwood, JapaneseSilverberry, FruitlandSpiraea, Anthony WatererCoreopsis, MoonbeamLily-of-the-valleyPeriwinkle, DwarfRhododendron, Roseum ElegansSweetgumOleanderPrivet, ChineseAzalea, HinocrimsonDaylily, Aztec GoldHostaPyracantha/FirethornAbelia, SherwoodYarrow, King EdwardAquilegia, RedAquilegia, GoldSilver Mound, CastleAster, Bonnie BlueAster, Purple DomeBegonia, FibrousBarberryButterfly Bush, Dwarf BlueButterfly Bush, Royal RedDogwood, AmericanLuciferCooperi PinkLarkspur, Blue ElfMagnusDaylily, Stella de OroDaylily, Tender LoveMallow, Disco Belle White JodlesongParsoniCrape Myrtle, TuscaroraLantana, WeepingModern PinkYaku Jima Rhododendron, Delaware Valley WhiteRhododendron, Flame CreeperRhododendron, Girard CrimsonRhododendron, WakeilebisuRhododendron, George L. TaborWeigela, Old FashionedMyrtle, CrapeSilberfeder, Yaku JimaSnowball JapaneseViburnum, ArrowwoodFirethorn, FormosaPine, SouthernBentgrass, CreepingBluegrass, KentuckyBuffalograssFescue, FineFescue, TallKikuyugrassCentipedegrass, EstablishedZoysiagrass, EstablishedPaspalum, SeashoreBahiagrass, EstablishedBermudagrass, EstablishedSt. Augustinegrass, EstablishedRyegrass, Perennial, EstablishedUtility Transformer Stations/SubstationsMunicipal PropertiesNon-crop AreasPumping Stations, PipelineStorage AreasTank FarmsRights-of-way, UtilityGovernment LandEquipment AreasVegetationPine, SeedbedHardwood Seedling EstablishmentHardwood TreesPhotinia, Red Tip RoadsideParking AreasRoadways
Restrictions

Available for use in the following states

Available

Not available

Caution
Product safety

Protections

Early entry
coveralls, waterproof gloves, shoes plus socks
Personal Protection
WPS Uses: Mixers, loaders, and applicators and other persons who handle this pesticide for any use covered by the Worker Protection Standard (40 CFR part 170) (in general, agricultural-plant uses are covered) must wear: long-sleeved shirt, long pants, waterproof gloves, and shoes plus socks. NON-WPS Uses: Mixers and loaders who handle this pesticide for any use NOT covered by the Worker Protection Standard (40 CFR part 170) - in general, only agricultural-plant uses are covered by the WPS - must wear: waterproof gloves.
Restricted Entry Interval
12 hours Exception: If the product is soil-injected or soil-incorporated, the Worker Protection Standard under certain circumstances, allows workers to enter the treated area if there will be no contact with anything that has been treated.

Precautions

May be exposed to direct sunlight

Is not vulnerable to flame or sparks

May be stored in a damp place

May be stored in a warm place

May be frozen