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NOTICE

This Area was Treated With an

Dinotefuran (active ingredient) Insecticide

On Time:______________

Time to dry/re-entry: 1hour

Trees in this area have been treated for non-native invasive insects with this insecticide. The active ingredient is Dinotefuran. Dinotefuran moves through the plant from the root system to the foliage. It is rapidly absorbed by the tree and protects the tree from damage by these non-native insects.

For More Information Contact:

Timothy Noon 607-546-4470 x316

United States Department of Agriculture – Forest Service, Allegheny National Forest image2.emf

Microsoft_Word_Document2.docx

NOTICE

This Area was Treated With an Emamectin Benzoate (active ingredient) Insecticide

On Time:______________

Trees in this area have been treated for non-native invasive insects with this insecticide. The active ingredient is Emamectin Benzoate. Emamectin Benzoate moves through the plant from the root system to the foliage. It is rapidly absorbed by the tree and protects the tree from damage by these non-native insects.

Steve Forry 814-728-6283 image3.emf

Microsoft_Word_Document3.docx

NOTICE

This Area was Treated With an Imidicloprid (active ingredient) Insecticide

On Time:______________

Time to dry/re-entry: 1hour

Trees in this area have been treated for non-native invasive insects with this insecticide. The active ingredient is imidicloprid. Imidicloprid moves through the plant from the root system to the foliage. It is rapidly absorbed by the tree and protects the tree from damage by these non-native insects.

Steve Forry 814-728-6283 image1.emf

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