ISK Biosciences Corporation, with headquarters in Concord, Ohio, has primary responsibility for development, registration and logistics for ISK’s products in the Americas.  ISK Biosciences brings to the world of agricultural chemicals several new products to serve a growing, global market.  ISK Biosciences is uniquely positioned to respond to promising new opportunities and is developing seven products discovered by the parent company Ishihara Sangyo Kaisha, Ltd.  These include the fungicides: fluazinam (sold as Omega, Allegro, Altima, Shogun and Frowncide in the Americas) and cyazofamid (sold as Ranman and Segway); the nematicide fosthiazate (sold as Nemathorin, Cierto, and Sinnema); the herbicide flazasulfuron (sold as Katana); and the insecticide flonicamid (sold as Aria, Carbine and Beleaf).  ISK's products are distributed by Syngenta, FMC Corporation, and PBI/Gordon Corporation in the United States.  ISK’s herbicide nicosulfuron (Sanson, Nisshin) and insect growth regulator, chlorfluazuron (Atabron) are available in Latin American countries.