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Classification of Pesticides.

Classification Pesticides Function

 insecticide from the 1950s to


1970.
Class 1a  Used as pesticide for corn,
Dieldrin
(Extremely hazardous) cotton, and citrus crops and
used formothproofing clothes
and carpets.

 Is an organophosphate.
 Used as an insecticide to
Class 1b
Eldrin control household pests, in
(Highly hazardous)
public health, and to protect
stored products from insects.

 Is an organochlorine.
 In the United States,
Class II
Chlordane chlordane was used for the
(Moderately hazardous)
treatment of termites at home
until it was banned in 1988.

 Is a man-made
organophosphate.
 Used to control mosquitoes
and a variety of insects that
Class III attack fruits, vegetables,
Malathion
(Slightly hazardous) landscaping plants, and
shrubs.
 Pesticide products used
indoors and on pets to control
ticks and insects.

Class IV
(Unlikely to present  Is a carbamate pesticide.
actual hazard in normal  Kill insects in a similar fashion
used) as organophosphate
Carbetamide insecticides.
 They are widely used in
homes, gardens and
agriculture.

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