Which of the following is NOT part of the pesticide label?

• A. Brand or trade name
• B. Formulation
• C. LD50
• D. Misuse statement

Answer: (C)

Pesticide labels are designed to provide the information you need to use the product safely and legally, including how to identify it, how to apply it, and the safety precautions you must follow. The brand or trade name is on the label so you can recognize the product. The formulation describes its physical form (for example, liquid, granular, or wettable powder), which affects mixing, handling, and application method. A misuse statement is included to warn about improper use and to reinforce legal and safe practices. LD50 is a toxicity measurement used in toxicology and during product development—not something that is printed on the label for end users. Labels instead convey toxicity through hazard and precautionary statements without listing the numerical LD50 value. So LD50 does not appear on the pesticide label.