Question 8019 of 401 · Texas Pesticide Applicator General Standards Exam
A restricted-entry interval (REI) is the time after an application
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Correct answer to question 8019
- D: when workers may not enter the treated area, with limited exceptions
Explanation
REIs protect workers from residues. The REI is stated on the label and applies even if the area looks dry and clean.
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