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Carfentrazone-ethyl

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Summary

Chemical name

Carfentrazone-ethyl

EPA PC code

128712

CAS number

128639-02-1

CA DPR chem code

5130

Chemical class

Triazolone

Molecular weight

412.2

Use type

Herbicide

EPA Registered

Yes

PAN Bad Actor

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Not Listed

Highly Hazardous Pesticide

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Not Listed

Drift Prone (VP)

Low

Toxicity of Carfentrazone-ethyl

Acute Toxicity

Acute toxicity refers to the immediate effects (0-7 days) of exposure to a pesticide. Highly acutely toxic pesticides can be lethal at very low doses. Read more

Moderate

Endocrine Disruptor

Insufficiently Studied

Cholinesterase Inhibitor

CA Groundwater Contaminant

Insufficient data

Carcinogen

Not Likely

Bee Toxicant

EPA maintains a list of pesticides considered highly toxic to bees, and these pesticides are also included in the PAN HHP List. Read more

Not Listed

Reproductive and Developmental Toxicant

Some pesticides cause reproductive and developmental harm, which can include birth defects, infertility, sterility and impairment of normal growth and development. Read more

Insufficiently Studied

Other Names for Carfentrazone-ethyl

05130 (CA DPR Chem Code Text )

128639-02-1 (CAS number)

128639021

128639021 (CAS number without hyphens)

128712 [US EPA PC Code, Numeric ]

128712 [US EPA PC Code, Text ]

5130 (CA DPR Chem Code) )

arfemtrazone-ethyl

Toxicity of Carfentrazone-ethyl

Acute Toxicity

Acute toxicity refers to the immediate effects (0-7 days) of exposure to a pesticide. Highly acutely toxic pesticides can be lethal at very low doses. Read more

Moderate

Reproductive and Developmental Toxicant

Some pesticides cause reproductive and developmental harm, which can include birth defects, infertility, sterility and impairment of normal growth and development. Read more

Insufficiently Studied

Cholinesterase Inhibitor

Some pesticides inhibit the enzyme cholinesterase, which is essential for transmission of nerve impulses. Read more

Endocrine Disruption

Many pesticides can interfere with proper functioning of estrogen, androgen and thyroid hormones in humans and animals. Read more

Insufficiently Studied

Carcinogen

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Not Likely

Reproductive & Developmental Toxicity

California Prop 65 Developmental Toxicant

Not Listed

CA Prop 65 Male Reproductive Toxicant

Not Listed

U.S. TRI Developmental Toxicant

Not Listed

U.S. TRI Reproductive Toxicant

Not Listed

CA Prop 65 Female Reproductive Toxicant

Not Listed

Cancer Information

CA Prop 65 Known Carcinogens

Not Listed

TRI Carcinogen

Not Listed

IARC Carcinogens

Not Listed

Global Harmonized System

Not Listed

U.S. NTP Carcinogens

Not Listed

Mutagenic

Not Listed

Endocrine Disruption

EU ED Rating

Insufficiently Studied

Carfentrazone-ethyl POISONING: SIGNS & SYMPTOMS

Summary signs & symptoms for chemical:

Summary signs & symptoms group:

Not Listed

Treatment:

Not Listed

Symptoms of Exposure from the International Chemical Safety Card:

Route of Exposure	Symptoms	First Aid
Inhalation	No Data	No Data
Skin	No Data	No Data
Eyes	No Data	No Data
Ingestion	No Data	No Data

Environmental Toxicity

For in-depth information on Ecotoxicity by Chemical, Species, and Effect, we encourage users to visit EPA's ECOTOX site which is updated regularly. We provide detailed, step-by-step search guidance on our Ecotoxicity Resources page, so users can more easily access and use EPA's site.

Water Contamination Potential

CA Groundwater Contaminant

Insufficient data

Aerobic Soil Half-life (Avg, Days)

Not Listed

Adsorption Coefficient (Koc)

Not Listed

Anaerobic Soil Half-life (Avg, Days)

Not Listed

Hydrolysis Half-life (Avg, Days)

Not Listed

Water solubility (mg/L)

Not Listed

U.S. National Drinking Water Standards

Lifetime Exposure Health Advisory Level (mg/L)

Not Listed

Maximum Contaminant Level Goal (mg/L)

Not Listed

Reference Dose (g/kg/day)

Not Listed

One Day Exposure Health Advisory Level (mg/L)

Not Listed

U.S. Drinking Water Equivalent Level (mg/L)

Not Listed

Ten Day Exposure Health Advisory Level (mg/L)

Not Listed

Concentration With Lifetime Cancer Risk (mg/L At 10-4)

Not Listed

PRODUCTS CONTAINING Carfentrazone-ethyl (68 Results)

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Bonide weed beater ultra ready to spray

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Eh 1533 herbicide

Eh 1534 herbicide

Eh 1539 herbicide

Eh 1540 herbicide

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Ferti-lome ready-to-use weed free zone

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Power zone broadleaf herbicide for turf

Rage herbicide

Shutout

Spartan charge cal

Speed zone broadleaf herbicide

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Team work

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WC-CFZ

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Usage Map

Pesticide Usage Data

This map shows estimated agricultural usage of Carfentrazone-ethyl across the United States.

View USGS Data

Data source: U.S. Geological Survey National Water-Quality Assessment Project

PRIMARY USE IN CALIFORNIA (123 Results)

Crop or Site	Gross Pounds	Application Rate (lbs a.i./acre)	Acres Planted	Acres Treated	Application Count
All sites	21,069	0.08	1,579,178	948,951	24714
ALMOND	2,606	0.02	101,262	129,156	1792
RICE	2,290	0.11	15,379	20,508	191
GRAPE, WINE	2,025	0.02	215,533	96,721	3423
WHEAT FORAGE - FODDER	1,491	0.01	74,182	113,590	1286
PISTACHIO	1,365	0.02	55,290	64,961	733
RIGHTS OF WAY	835	0.04	5,130	20,972	202
UNCULTIVATED AG	802	0.02	57,870	39,910	885
LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE	774	4.91	575	157.5	5684
AVOCADO	732	0.16	3,032	4,705	604
OAT FORAGE - FODDER	564	0.02	27,070	37,567	639
COTTON	563	0.02	13,858	28,799	230
GRAPE	467.7	0.02	21,027	21,120	377
CORN FORAGE - FODDER	462.3	0.01	23,724	32,748	500
WHEAT	460.7	0.01	20,850	31,537	283
BERMUDAGRASS	432.9	0.02	9,756	23,361	137
ALFALFA	389.9	0.02	13,658	18,514	250
ORANGE	373.6	0.06	3,213	6,293	128
WALNUT	367.8	0.02	22,537	18,071	525
TRITICALE	356.8	0.01	12,681	24,987	235
TOMATO, PROCESSING	315.1	0.02	8,698	17,693	126
SOIL FUMIGATION/PREPLANT	307.9	0.02	7,406	16,203	68
OLIVE	270.8	0.07	2,216	4,111	60
FORAGE HAY/SILAGE	244.5	0.02	10,695	15,288	190
RYEGRASS	205.9	0.02	13,648	12,822	162
POMEGRANATE	174.8	0.03	2,232	6,034	59
CHERRY	165.2	0.02	9,622	7,168	408
RASPBERRY	161.1	0.06	1,830	2,510	141
TANGERINE	151.6	0.03	4,378	5,935	167
LEMON	102.8	0.02	2,739	4,617	259
OAT	88.7	0.01	4,292	6,133	81
POTATO	84.1	0.03	2,981	3,064	57
WATERMELON	79	0.01	1,884	5,589	24
GRASS, SEED	77.1	0.03	2,932	2,694	68
ONION, DRY	76.7	0.02	1,556	3,570	19
STRAWBERRY	74	0.03	5,330	2,481	57
SORGHUM FORAGE - FODDER	70.9	0.01	2,634	6,000	36
PRUNE	69.7	0.02	3,928	3,124	103
RICE, WILD	69.1	0.17	326.4	398.2	4
BARLEY	68.7	0.01	2,496	4,893	40
PEACH	65.8	0.11	835	610	55
GARLIC	62.9	0.02	1,741	2,854	21
ASPARAGUS	60.9	0.02	734	2,595	13
BLUEBERRY	49.7	0.02	1,179	2,355	34
CORN, HUMAN CONSUMPTION	47.2	0.02	3,305	2,530	97
GOLF COURSE TURF	35.3	0.02	223	1,748	112
MINT	32.5	0.03	696	1,277	10
PEPPER, FRUITING	32.1	0.02	1,110	1,392	29
TURF/SOD	30	0.01	3,401	2,060	126
BARLEY FORAGE - FODDER	27.8	0.02	833	1,665	18
CANTALOUPE	27.6	0.01	635	2,373	6
SUDANGRASS	25.8	0.01	1,143	1,896	30
TOMATO	24.5	0.01	1,930	2,462	42
BLACKBERRY	21.6	0.03	507	692	37
PASTURELAND	20.8	0.02	1,449	1,044	29
CELERY	19.8	0.02	1,410	796	41
CORN, GRAIN	19.5	0.01	2,870	1,706	20
LETTUCE, LEAF	17.2	0	529,131	26,313	2146
FIG	16	0.03	204	488	5
MELON	14.7	0.02	519	790	4
ORCHARDGRASS	13.8	0.05	211	269.8	9
BEAN, DRIED	13.3	0.01	909	1,183	10
UNCULTIVATED NON-AG	12.5	0.02	1,100	584	14
PECAN	11.6	0.03	751	438.6	19
N-GRNHS FLOWER	11	0.03	0	421.9	26
LETTUCE, HEAD	10.6	0	201,122	16,873	956
STRUCTURAL PEST CONTROL	9.6	0.64	130	15	40
RYE	9.2	0.01	3,383	629	21
GARBANZO BEAN	8.6	0.02	166	463	2
SMALL FRUITS/BERRY	7.3	0.02	70	318.7	3
SORGHUM/MILO	7	0.01	861	912	11
SOD FARM TURF	6.2	0.01	476.3	579	58
PERSIMMON	6.1	0.02	236	285.2	9
GRAPEFRUIT	5.2	0.02	209	252.4	13
BEAN, SUCCULENT	4.9	0.02	297	242.5	7
N-OUTDR TRANSPLANTS	4.7	0.02	286	192.9	20
NECTARINE	4.4	0.02	195	199	2
CAULIFLOWER	4.2	0.08	354.5	54.5	6
APPLE	4.1	0.03	236.3	150.4	7
SUNFLOWER	4	0.01	389	469.5	6
CARROT	3.8	0.02	290	206	4
BASIL, SWEET	3.7	0.03	63	126	2
GRAIN	3.1	0.01	394.4	230.5	10
MUSTARD GREENS	2.7	0.02	261.9	151.6	4
RESEARCH COMMODITY	2.2	0.03	194.3	87	27
CUCUMBER	2.2	0.03	74	74	1
BROCCOLI	2.1	0.02	1,056	96.6	28
SAFFLOWER	1.7	0.02	73.3	73.3	1
CABBAGE	1.6	0	735	350.6	18
COUNTY AG COMM	1.5	0	0	0	12
PLUM	1.5	0.03	22	51.5	6
HERB, SPICE	1.4	0.02	60.1	74	2
RANGELAND	1.3	0.01	3,184	209	5
CANNABIS ALL OR UNSPECIFIED	1.2	0	0	0	0
N-OUTDR PLANTS IN CONTAINERS	1	0.02	62	45.3	7
PUMPKIN	1	0.01	143.2	65.5	5
KALE	1	0.02	131.8	52.8	3
N-OUTDR FLOWER	0.9	0.02	494.7	55	28
PARSLEY	0.9	0.03	75	30.5	5
CITRUS	0.9	0.01	36.5	62	3
N-GRNHS TRANSPLANTS	0.8	0.02	0	37.3	9
APRICOT	0.7	0.03	52	24.8	1
RADISH	0.7	0.03	1,482	25	5
SWEET POTATO	0.7	0.01	64	64	1
HOPS	0.7	0.02	39.5	33.5	11
CILANTRO	0.5	0.03	297.5	17.6	51
REGULATORY PEST CONTROL	0.4	0.03	80	15	1
RADICCHIO	0.4	0.01	30	30	1
SPINACH	0.4	0.03	242.2	13.7	25
PASTURE FORAGE - FODDER	0.4	0.02	25	18	1
FENNEL	0.4	0.03	85	12	1
FUMIGATION, OTHER	0.3	0.03	9.4	9.4	1
PEAS	0.2	0.03	38.5	7	1
BOYSENBERRY	0.2	0.18	1	1	1
RECREATION AREA	0.2	0.04	0	4	2
STONE FRUIT	0.2	0.01	8.5	17	4
KIWI FRUIT FUZZY	0.1	0.03	1.8	4.2	1
ARUGULA	0.1	0.03	59.2	2.9	10
N-GRNHS PLANTS IN CONTAINERS	0.1	0.01	44	5.2	2
CHINESE CABBAGE NAPA, WONG BOK, CELERY CABBAGE	0.1	0	6,998	157.4	22
BOK CHOY CHOY SUM, PAK CHOI	0	0	6,043	118.3	16
BEVERAGE CROP	0	0.02	1.5	1.4	1
ENDIVE ESCAROLE	0	0	2,537	106.6	27
COMMODITY FUMIGATION	0	0	0	0	1

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Carfentrazone	128621-72-7	Herbicide	Not Listed	Not Listed

International regulatory status

UNEP Persistent Organic Pollutant (POP)

A “POP” pesticide has been targeted for global phaseout under the Stockholm Convention for Persistent Organic Pollutants. Read more

Not Listed

UNEP Prior Informed Consent Chemical (PIC)

Not Listed

PAN International Ban List

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EU Registered

Yes

Us regulatory status

U.S. EPA Registered

Yes

U.S. EPA Minimum Risk Pesticide (25b list)

U.S. EPA Hazardous Air Pollutant

Not Listed

California regulatory status

CA Registered

Yes

CA Toxic Air Contaminant

Not Listed

CA Groundwater Contaminant

Insufficient data

Allowable residue levels

Codex Alimentarius(UN FAO Maximum Residue Levels

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European Union Maximum Residue level

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U.S Maximum tolerance level

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Carfentrazone-ethyl

Summary

Toxicity of Carfentrazone-ethyl

Other Names for Carfentrazone-ethyl

Toxicity of Carfentrazone-ethyl

Reproductive & Developmental Toxicity

Cancer Information

Endocrine Disruption

Carfentrazone-ethyl POISONING: SIGNS & SYMPTOMS

Symptoms of Exposure from the International Chemical Safety Card:

Environmental Toxicity

Water Contamination Potential

U.S. National Drinking Water Standards

PRODUCTS CONTAINING Carfentrazone-ethyl (68 Results)

Usage Map

Pesticide Usage Data

PRIMARY USE IN CALIFORNIA (123 Results)

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Us regulatory status

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