Which of the following statements is true regarding chemical names on pesticide labels?

The statement that only EPA accepted chemical names may be included on pesticide labels is correct because pesticide labels are regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to ensure consistency and safety in the communication of chemical information. The EPA requires that all pesticide products provide certain information, including the accepted chemical names, which are standardized and recognized within the industry. This helps to avoid confusion and ensures that applicators and users can accurately identify the active ingredients in a pesticide product.

Using only EPA accepted chemical names ensures that there is a clear understanding of what substances are being utilized, which is key for safety, environmental protection, and compliance with regulations. This contrasts with the other choices, which either suggest restrictions not mandated by the EPA or misconceptions about the naming conventions required for labels.