Vancide TM-95 95% Thiram Wettable Powder

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Registration information

U.S. EPA Registration number: 1965-52
U.S. EPA Status: CANCELLED

Description

'Vancide Tm-95 95% Thiram Wettable Powder' is a fungicide. Its Federal EPA registration number is: 1965-52. It was originally approved by EPA on 27 Jul 1967. Its registration got cancelled on 30 Sep 1991. It has a 'Caution' signal word. It has the following active ingredients: Thiram. It's approved for 9 sites including apples, bananas, celery, ornamental grasses, ornamental turf, peaches, strawberries, and tomatoes. It is also approved for 23 pests and pest groups including but not limited to apple blotch, bitter rot, black pox, black rot, black rot/frogeye leaf spot, botryosphaeria fruit rot, brooks fruit spot, brown patch, brown rot, and cedar-apple rust.

Original registration date:

27 Jul 1967

Cancellation date:

30 Sep 1991

Alternative names:

VANCIDE TM-95 95% THIRAM WETTABLE POWDERActive

Registrant:

VANDERBILT CHEMICALS, LLC
Address:
30 Winfield Street
Norwalk, CT 06856

Active ingredients:

Thiram 95%
Other ingredients 5%

Signal word:

Caution

Product type:

Fungicide

Formulation:

Wettable Powder

Registered target pests:

Apple blotch (phyllosticta)
Bitter rot (glomerella cingulata)
Black pox (helminthosporium)
Black rot
Black rot/frogeye leaf spot (physalospora obtusa)
Botryosphaeria fruit rot (white rot)
Brooks fruit spot (mycosphaerella pomi)
Brown patch (rhizoctonia)
Brown rot (monilinia)
Cedar-apple rust (gymnosporangium)
Copper spot of turf grasses (gloeocercospora/ramulispora sorghi)
Damping-off
Dollar spot (sclerotinia)
Early blight (cercospora)
Fly speck (microthyriella)
Fruit rot (rhizoctonia)
Gray mold (botrytis)
Late blight (septoria)
Melting-out (helminthosporium)
Scab (venturia)
Snow mold of turf & grasses (typhula blight)
Sooty blotch (gloeodes)
Stem-end rot (thielaviopsis)