Regalia SC

What types of pathogens is Regalia SC used to protect plants against?

• Fungal and bacterial diseases ✓
• Insects and mites
• Weeds and grasses
• Only soil-borne fungi

Answer: The label states the product is used to boost natural defense mechanisms against certain fungal and bacterial diseases.

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What is the Re-entry Interval (REI) for this product?

• 4 hours ✓
• 12 hours
• 24 hours
• 48 hours

Answer: The label explicitly lists the rei_hours as 4.

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What is the correct procedure for mixing Regalia SC during chemigation?

• Use 1/2-3/4 of the desired water to mix tank, add Regalia, then add remaining water ✓
• Mix the full amount of water first, then add Regalia
• Mix Regalia with 5 gallons of water per acre first
• Always mix with 15-100 gallons of water per acre

Answer: The mixing notes for chemigation state to use 1/2-3/4 of the desired amount of water to mix tank; add Regalia, then add remaining water.

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To prevent drift, under which weather condition should you avoid applying Regalia SC?

• Temperature inversions ✓
• High humidity
• Direct sunlight
• Low wind speeds

Answer: The restrictions and timing/weather sections state to avoid application during temperature inversions to prevent drift.

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According to the label, where is Regalia SC permitted for application?

• Outdoor sites including ornamental plants, turf, and crops ✓
• Indoor residential settings
• Directly to surface water and intertidal areas
• Only in greenhouse environments

Answer: The label specifies outdoor applications on ornamental plants, turf, row, edible, and field crops.

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When applying Regalia SC as a foliar aerial spray, what is the required application rate?

• 0.5-1 quart per acre ✓
• 1-4 quarts per acre
• 1-3 quarts per 100 gallons
• 0.5-2.5 tablespoons per 1000 sq. ft.

Answer: The application table specifies a rate of 0.5-1 quart per acre for foliar aerial applications.

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Which of the following is required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for handling Regalia SC?

• Waterproof gloves ✓
• Respirator mask
• Chemical-resistant apron
• Face shield

Answer: The PPE section lists waterproof gloves as a requirement.

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When performing a soil drench to suppress soil-borne diseases, what is the correct rate?

• 1-3 quarts per 100 gallons of water ✓
• 0.5-1 quart per acre
• 1-4 quarts per acre
• 0.5-2.5 tablespoons per 1000 sq. ft.

Answer: The application table for soil drenches specifies a rate of 1-3 quarts per 100 gallons of water.

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