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Rimon 10 EC

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Product specifications:

Product attributes
Value
Product type:
Insecticide/Miticide
Registration number and product label:
28881 (Product Label)External link
Active ingredient(s)
novaluron
Chemical group(s):
IRAC 15 Benzoylureas
Manufacturer:
Adama Canada

Crop Registration

CropAerial applicationCaveatsProduct restriction info / rate and application information
Fruit crop protection
Apples - Bearing
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    Do not allow this product to drift onto grapes as leaf spotting may occur.
    See label for additional information on rates and volumes.
    This product is toxic to certain beneficial insects. Use may lead to mite outbreaks.
    This product is toxic to bees. Avoid application during bloom or when bees are active. See label for specific bee toxicity statements.
Apples - Non bearing
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    Do not allow this product to drift onto grapes as leaf spotting may occur.
Apricots
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    Do not allow this product to drift onto grapes as leaf spotting may occur.
Blueberries, Highbush
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    Do not apply insecticides while crop is in bloom. See BEE POISONING on the Using Pesticides in Ontario webpage.
    This product is toxic to bees exposed to direct treatment or residues on blooming crops and weeds. Apply postbloom after bees have been removed.
    Do not apply when bees and beneficial insects are active. Refer to label for specific bee toxicity statements.
Nectarines
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    Do not allow this product to drift onto grapes as leaf spotting may occur.
Peaches
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    Do not allow this product to drift onto grapes as leaf spotting may occur.
Plums
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    Do not allow this product to drift onto grapes as leaf spotting may occur.
Strawberry - Day neutral
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    Insecticides may be very toxic to bees. Do not spray when bees are active. Spray in the evening. See BEE POISONING on the Using Pesticides in Ontario webpage. Refer to label for specific bee toxicity statements.
    This product is toxic to bees exposed to direct treatment or residues on blooming crops and weeds.
Strawberry - June bearing
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    Insecticides may be very toxic to bees. Do not spray when bees are active. Spray in the evening. See BEE POISONING on the Using Pesticides in Ontario webpage. Refer to label for specific bee toxicity statements.
    This product is toxic to bees exposed to direct treatment or residues on blooming crops and weeds.
Sweet cherries
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    Do not allow this product to drift onto grapes as leaf spotting may occur.
Tart cherries
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    Do not allow this product to drift onto grapes as leaf spotting may occur.
Greenhouse ornamentals crop protection
Greenhouse Cut Flowers
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    PHYTOTOXICITY: Always test a small number of plants before using widespread. May cause chlorosis on sensitive plants.
    Residual Effects on Natural Enemies: Unknown persistence
Greenhouse Potted Plants
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    PHYTOTOXICITY: Do not use on poinsettias.
    PHYTOTOXICITY: Always test a small number of plants before using widespread. May cause chlorosis on sensitive plants.
    Residual Effects on Natural Enemies: Unknown persistence
Greenhouse vegetables crop protection
Greenhouse cucumbers
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Greenhouse peppers
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    Do not apply this product to non-bell peppers.
Greenhouse tomatoes
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Outdoor nursery and landscape ornamental crop protection
Outdoor Ornamentals - Various
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    Labeled for use on outdoor ornamentals including cut flowers (except conifer), prunus, and viburnum. Do not use on poinsettia.
Vegetable crop protection
Bean, edible podded
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Broccoli
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Broccoli raab (rapini)
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Broccoli, Chinese (gai lon)
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Brussels sprouts
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Cabbage
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Cabbage, Chinese (bok choy)
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Cabbage, Chinese Mustard (gai choy)
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Cabbage, napa
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Carrots
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Cauliflower
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Cavolo broccolo
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Celeriac
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Celery
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Collards
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Kale
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Kohlrabi
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Mizuna
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Mustard greens
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Mustard spinach
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Parsnips
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Peppers
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Potatoes
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Rape greens
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