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Insecticide Options for <br />Insecticide formulations and application <br />methods that have been evaluated for control <br />Controlling EAB <br />of EAB are listed in Table 1. Some are mar- <br />keted for use by homeowners while others <br />Insecticides that can effectively control EAB <br />are intended for use only by professional <br />fall into four categories: (1) systemic insec- <br />applicators. The “active ingredient” refers to <br />ticides that are applied as soil injections or <br />the compound in the product that is actually <br />drenches; (2) systemic insecticides applied <br />toxic to the insect. <br />as trunk injections; (3) systemic insecticides <br />applied as lower trunk sprays; and (4) pro- <br />Formulations included in Table 1 have been <br />tective cover sprays that are applied to the <br />trunk, main branches, and (depending on the <br />by the authors. Inclusion of a product in Table <br />label) foliage. <br />1 does not imply that it is endorsed by the <br />Table 1. Insecticide options for professionals and homeowners for contro <br />have been tested in multiple university trials. Some products may not be labeled for use in <br />all states. Some of the listed products failed to protect ash trees when th <br />labeled rates. Inclusion of a product in this table does not imply that it is <br />authors or has been consistently effective for EAB control. See text for details regarding <br />effectiveness. <br />Insecticide FormulationActive IngredientApplication MethodRecommended Timing <br />Professional Use Products <br />® <br />Merit (75WP, 75WSP, 2F)ImidaclopridSoil injection or drenchMid-fall and/or mid- to late spring <br />TM <br />Xytect (2F, 75WSP)ImidaclopridSoil injection or drenchMid-fall and/or mid- to late spring <br />® <br />IMA-jetImidaclopridTrunk injectionEarly May to mid-June <br />® <br />ImicideImidaclopridTrunk injectionEarly May to mid-June <br />TM <br />TREE-ägeEmamectin benzoateTrunk injectionEarly May to mid-June <br />®® <br />Inject-A-Cide BBidrinTrunk injectionEarly May to mid-June <br />TM <br />Safari (20 SG)DinotefuranSystemic bark sprayEarly May to mid-June <br />® <br />AstroPermethrin <br />2 applications at 4-week intervals; <br />TM <br />OnyxBifenthrin <br />Preventive bark and <br />black locust is blooming (early <br />foliage cover sprays <br />May in southern Ohio to early <br />® <br />Tempo <br />June in mid-Michigan) <br />® <br />Sevin SLCarbaryl <br />Homeowner Formulation <br />TM <br />Bayer Advanced Tree & Shrub <br />ImidaclopridSoil drenchMid-fall or mid- to late spring <br />Insect Control <br />5 <br />Herms, McCullough, Smitley, Sadof, Williamson, Nixon <br />
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