5785-25 Terr-O-Gas 33

 5785-23 Terr-O-Gas 45

 5785-19 Terr-O-Gas 70

 5785-40 Terr-O-Gas 7563


Pests Controlled

 Control of plant parasitic nematodes includes root-knot, root lesion, cyst citrus,

burrowing, false root knot, lance, spiral, ring, sting, stubby root, dagger, awl, sheath and stunt.

Control of soilborne diseases includes Pythium, Rhizoctonia, Phytophthora, Pyrenochaeta,

Sclerotinia, Sclerotium, and Fusarium and the clubroot organism Plasmodiophora. Weed control

includes broomrape, lambsquater, grasses such as bermuda grass, annual blue grass, torpedo

grass, and quackgrass. Terr-O-Gas is not as effective against hard seeded weeds such as

morning glory or dodder. Insect control includes wireworms, cutworms, grubs, rootworms,

ants, and garden symphylans (Florida Insect Control Guide, 1993).


Chloropicrin

 Chlor-o-pic, containing 96.5% chloropicrin, may be used as a preplant fumigant in

greenhouse beds, mushroom casing soil, potting soil, celery seedbeds, seedbeds (other) and seed

flats. Chlor-o-pic may also be used for fumigation of certain raw agriculture commodities, space

fumigation (not including raw agriculture commodities), vault and warehouse fumigation, seed

corn dryers, and seed storage buildings that contain rats or mice (Chlor-o-pic specimen label).

Chloropicrin is also used in wood products such as utility poles. The following is a list of some

formulations of this chemical as listed with the Florida Pesticide Registration Office.