What characterizes a Flowable pesticide formulation?

A Flowable pesticide formulation is characterized by its ability to suspend finely ground solid particles in a liquid carrier. This formulation allows for the effective application of solid pesticides by mixing them with a liquid that keeps the particles in suspension, ensuring an even distribution when applied. This method helps improve the application process, allowing for simpler handling and versatility in usage, particularly in agricultural and pest control settings.

The formulation's liquid component aids in achieving uniformity and consistency in spray applications, making it easier for applicators to achieve the proper dosage and avoid clumping that might occur with solid pesticides. The flowable nature ensures that the solid particles remain evenly dispersed throughout the carrier, preventing sedimentation and enhancing effectiveness upon application.

The other options describe different types of formulations that do not apply to Flowable formulations. Exclusively liquid active ingredients would refer to a solution, a gas for fumigation indicates a gaseous formulation, and a solid requiring no mixing with water describes a granular pesticide. Each of these has distinct characteristics that set them apart from flowable formulations.