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STP1373
Pesticide Formulations and Application Systems: Global Pest Control Formulations for the Next Millennium: Nineteenth Volume

Tann RS, Nalewaja JD, Viets AK
Pages: 148
Published: 1999

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Leading experts in the field of pesticides provide the latest on formulation and delivery of pest control systems for the next century.

11 papers cover topics such as application technology, granular formulation technology, delivery systems, general formulation technology, and future concerns.

• Application Technology discusses developments around the application of pest control products relating both chemical and mechanical means.

• Granulation Technology addresses issues such as water dispersability, preparation of granules using a binding polymer, and sample size variation.

• Delivery Technology covers the role of a petrochemical fluid in the release rate of encapsulated formulations and the ability of a product to penetrate a plant cuticular layer.

• Formulation Technology investigates issues from seed treatment methods to the use of attapulgite in flowable formulations.

• Future Concerns looks at new techniques and methods for future concerns and new methods for existing concerns.

This publication provides the agrochemical professional with timely and useful information on the use of pest control products on a global basis.



Table of Contents

Spray Droplet Size and Concentration of Metsulfuron-methyl Affects Ethylene Production in Oranges
Burns J., Kender W., Salyani M.

Spray Coverage of Potato Plants Using Various Types of Applicators
Gudmestad N., Hofman V., Panigrahi S., Preston D., Secor G.

Exploring the Role of Formulation and Adjuvant Chemistry in Pesticide Deposit Formation
Cooper J., Downer R., Fox R., Hall F.

Granulation Without a Drying Step Using Dielectric Heating of Binding Polymers
Beestman G., Freeman R., Mehdizadeh M.

Improvements in Water Dispersibility and Stability of Starch-Containing Agricultural Formulations Using Vinylpyrrolidone Copolymers
Curry J., Goehner R., Narayanan K.

Modification of Release Rate of Encapsulated A.I. Through Fluid Selection
Lemoine S., Verbelen R.

A Discussion of the Dependence of Cuticular Mobility on Molecular Volume
Fowler J.

Interaction Studies with Grafted Butene Vinyl Pyrrolidone Copolymer and Ligninsulfonates
Curry J., Jon D., Narayanan K.

Attapulgite as a Suspension Control Agent and Rheology Modifier in Flowables
Ginez A.

The Phytotoxicity of Solvents to Seeds
Frisch P.

The Formation of a New ASTM E35.22 Task Group to Address Drift Management Adjuvants
Bagley W., Dexter R., Hewitt A., Stern A.

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Committee: E35
Paper ID: STP1373-EB
DOI: 10.1520/STP1373-EB
ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-5411-7

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