Acetochlor is a pre-emergence herbicide inhibiting the synthesis of plant protein. Applied in fields of maize, cotton. Peanut and soybean to control annual grass family weeds and some broadleaf weeds.
Glyphosate (n-(phosphonomethyl) glycine) is a common and non-selective systemic herbicide, absorbed through leaves, injected into the bole, or applied to the stump of a tree, used to kill weeds, especially perennials and broadcast or used in the cut-stump treatment as a forestry herbicide. Some crops have been genetically engineered to be resistant to it.
It has a relatively small effect on some clover species. By volume, it is one of the most widely used herbicides. It is commonly used for agriculture, horticulture, and silviculture purposes, as well as garden maintenance
Applications
Mode of action see r. E. Wilkinson (chemistry and mode of action of herbicide antidotes, p. 85); uptake by plant roots studied (r. A. Gray & g. K. Joo, ibid., p. 67).
Uses increases the tolerance of maize to thiocarbamate herbicides.
Applications
Mode of action systemic fungicide with protective and curative action. Absorbed through the roots and green tissues, with translocation acropetally. Acts by inhibiting development of the germ tubes, the formation of appressoria, and the growth of mycelia.
Uses control of septoria, fusarium, erysiphe and pseudocercosporella in cereals; sclerotinia, alternaria and cylindrosporium in oilseed rape; cercospora and erysiphe in sugar beet; uncinula and botrytis in grapes; cladosporium and botrytis in tomatoes; venturia and podosphaera in pome fruit and monilia and sclerotinia in stone fruit. Application rates vary from 120-600 g/ha, depending on crop. A seed treatment (0.6-0.8 g/kg) will control tilletia, ustilago, fusarium and septoria in cereals, and rhizoctonia in cotton. Also shows activity against storage diseases of fruit as a dip (0.3-0.5 g/l).
10ml ~200l for liquid formulations, 1g~25kg for solid formulations, according to your specific requirement
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Applications
Mode of action plant growth regulator taken up into the xylem through the leaves, stems, or roots, and translocated to growing sub-apical meristems. Produces more compact plants and enhances flowering and fruiting.
Uses used on fruit trees to inhibit vegetative growth and to improve fruit set; on pot-grown ornamentals and flower crops (e.G. Chrysanthemums, begonias, freesias, poinsettias and bulbs) to inhibit growth; on rice to increase tillering, reduce lodging, and increase yield; on turf to retard growth; and on grass seed crops to reduce height and prevent lodging. To be applied as a foliar spray, as a soil drench, or by trunk injection. Has some fungicidal activity against mildew and rusts.
10ml ~200l for liquid formulations, 1g~25kg for solid formulations according to your specific requirement
Chemical Abstracts name N-(phosphonomethyl)glycine trimethylsulfonium salt
Biochemistry Inhibits 5-enolpyruvylshikimate-3-phosphate synthase, an enzyme of the aromatic acid biosynthetic pathway. This prevents synthesis of essential aromatic amino acids needed for protein biosynthesis.
Mode of action Non-selective systemic herbicide, absorbed by the foliage, with rapid translocation throughout the plant. Inactivated on contact with soil.
Uses Control of annual and perennial grasses and broad-leaved weeds, pre-harvest, in cereals, peas, beans, oilseed rape, flax and mustard, at c. 1.5-2 kg/ha; control of annual and perennial grasses and broad-leaved weeds in stubble and post-planting/pre-emergence of many crops; as a directed spray in vines and olives, at up to 4.3 kg/ha; in orchards, pasture, forestry and industrial weed control, at up to 4.3 kg/ha. As an aquatic herbicide, at c. 2 kg/ha.
Compatibility Mixing with other herbicides may reduce the activity of glyphosate.
Itemindex
Triasulfuron content %, (w/w) ²95.0
Appearancefine white powder
Water %, 0.5
Acidity ( calculated as h2so4 ) %, 0.2
Stabilitystable for more than 2 years under normal storage conditions. Partial decomposition below the melting point. On hydrolysis, dt50 8.2 h (ph 1), 3.1 y (ph 7), 4.7 h (ph 10)
1. Cas no. : 72178-02-0
2. Common name: fomesafen
3. Commodity name: flex, fomesafen
4. Chemical name: 5-(2-chloro-4-(trifluoromethyl)phenoxy-n-(methyl sulphonyl)-2-nitrobenzamide.
5. Molecular formula: c15h10clf3n2o6s
6. Structural formula:
7. Physico-chemical properties: the pure product is white crystal.Melting point:220-221.Vapour pressure:0.1íß10-3pa(at 50).Dissolved in a variety of organic solvent.The solubility of water is according to ph.The solubility in water is more than 10gm/l, when ph is between 1-2, the solubility in water is more than 600g/l when ph is 7.
Quality standard
Itemindex
Glufosinate-ammonium content %, (w/w) ²95.0
Appearancecrystalline solid
Range of ph value5.0-9.0
Water %, 0.5
Non-solubility in water %, 0.4
Stabilitystable to light and to hydrolysis at ph 5, 7 and 9.
Specification95 % tech, 50%tk, 200 g/l sl, 150 g/l sl
Pack25 kg, 40 kg/pail (carboard drum), 200 kg/pail (metal pail) or on the client» requirements.
Application : Glyphosate is non-selective systemic herbicide, absorbed by the foliage, with rapid translocation throughout the plant. Inactivated on contact with soil.Used to control of annual and perennial grasses and broad-leaved weeds, pre-harvest, post-planting / pre-emergence and in stubble, in cereals, peas, beans, oilseed rape, flax and mustard at c 1.5-2 kg/ha; as a directed spray in vines and olives at c. 4.3 kg/ha; in orchards, pasture, forestry and industrial weed control at c. 4.3 kg/ha. As an aquatic herbicide at c. 2kg/ha.
Chemical name 1,1'-Ethylene-2,2'-bipyridyldiylium
9,10-Dihydro-8a,10a-diazoniaphenanthrene
CAS 85-00-7
Molecular formula C12H12N2Br2
Appearance Grey to white power(TC),Red brown homogeneous liquid EC
Packing Plastic drum, 200L, 20L, 5L, 1L each
Application
A broad-spectrum, quick-acting, non-selective contact herbicide.
It has quicker and better control effect on broad-leave weeds than paraquat. It is used for preplant or emergence on vegetables, grains, cotton, orchard, sugar cane, peanuts, potatoes, and tree plantation areas; postemergence around fruit crops, vegetables, trees, vines, grains, soybeans, and sugar cane; Also used for general weed control on non-crop land, and as a ripener and defoliant for soybean, cotton before harvesting.
Diuron is a non-selective herbicide mainly used to control weeds on hard surfaces. It is absorbed principally through the roots and is broad spectrum killing both broadleaf and grassy weeds along with mosses and algae on both crop and non-crop sites
Product kind: Herbicide
Chemical name: N-(3, 4-Dichlorophenyl)-N', N'-dimethylurea
Technical: 97%TC
Type of formulation: 80%WP, 80%WG, 90%WP, 90%WG
Characteristic and Usage:
A systemic herbicide derived from urea. It kills plants by blocking electron transport at photosystem II thus inhibiting photosynthesis.
Used to control weeds on hard surfaces, such as roads, railway tracks, and paths (at around 3 kg a. I. /ha)
Control weeds in crops, such as pear and apple trees, forestry, ornamental trees and shrubs, pineapples, sugar cane, cotton, alfalfa and wheat (at lower rates of around 1.8 kg a. I. /ha).
Used for both pre-emergent and post-emergent weed control
Applying way: Broadcast or banded on soil surface using ground or aerial equipment.
Tech: 25kg pp bag/drum
SL: 250ml, 500ml, 1lt, 5lt, 200lt
WP: 100gm, 250gm, 500gm, 1kg soluble bag / plastic bag
8. Delivery Time: In 20 days after confirmed L/C.
Glyphosate is a broad spectrum, non-selective systemic foliar applied herbicide for control of annual and perennial grass and broad leaved weeds in agriculture, non-crop and industrial areas. Inactivated on contact with soil
Product kind: Herbicide
Chemical name: N-(phosphonomethyl)glycine
Molecular formula: C3H8NO5P
Molecular weight: 169.08
Activity: Organophosphorus herbicides
Technical: Glyphosate 95%TC
Type of formulation:
Glyphosate monoammounium 880g/Kg WG
Glyphosate monoammounium 757g/Kg WG
Glyphosate isopropylamide (IPA) 41%SL (360SL)
Mode of action
It works by being absorbed into the plant mainly though its leaves but also through soft stalk tissue. It is then transported throughout the plant where it acts on various enzyme systems inhibiting amino acid metabolism, causing the eventual death of the plant. Visible symptoms occur at 4-7days in perennials. It includes wilting followed by chlorosis, and then in turn leads to plant death
Spectrum of use
In pre-plant weed control in annual crops such as cereals
In established plantation crops such as coffee, tea, bananas, orchards
In sugar cane weed control as well as a growth regulator to increase sucrose content in sugar.
In control of aquatic weeds
In industrial weed control, along roads, railways, field verges, fence lines, air craft runways, around buildings, ditches and canals and amenity areas.
In pasture, stubble and forestry with specific purpose.
Directions for use:
Apply Glyphosate post emergent to vigorously growing weeds directly onto the foliage and immature bark. Do not spray if rain is expected in 4 hours of if foliage is wet
Recommended Rate:
Use 1125-2250g a. I. Per ha. Apple, tea and orange garden; 620-930g a. I. Per ha. In rape, cotton and corn; For railroad, highroad and non cropland, 1230-2460g a. I. G per ha. Is recommended
Compatibility: Compatible with most commonly used herbicides
Glyphosate is a broad spectrum, non-selective systemic foliar applied herbicide for control of annual and perennial grass and broad leaved weeds in agriculture, non-crop and industrial areas. Inactivated on contact with soil
Product kind: Herbicide
Chemical name: N-(phosphonomethyl)glycine
Molecular formula: C3H8NO5P
Molecular weight: 169.08
Activity: Organophosphorus herbicides
Technical: Glyphosate 95%TC
Type of formulation:
Glyphosate monoammounium 880g/Kg WG
Glyphosate monoammounium 757g/Kg WG
Glyphosate isopropylamide (IPA) 41%SL (360SL)
Mode of action
It works by being absorbed into the plant mainly though its leaves but also through soft stalk tissue. It is then transported throughout the plant where it acts on various enzyme systems inhibiting amino acid metabolism, causing the eventual death of the plant. Visible symptoms occur at 4-7days in perennials. It includes wilting followed by chlorosis, and then in turn leads to plant death
Spectrum of use
In pre-plant weed control in annual crops such as cereals
In established plantation crops such as coffee, tea, bananas, orchards
In sugar cane weed control as well as a growth regulator to increase sucrose content in sugar.
In control of aquatic weeds
In industrial weed control, along roads, railways, field verges, fence lines, air craft runways, around buildings, ditches and canals and amenity areas.
In pasture, stubble and forestry with specific purpose.
Directions for use:
Apply Glyphosate post emergent to vigorously growing weeds directly onto the foliage and immature bark. Do not spray if rain is expected in 4 hours of if foliage is wet
Recommended Rate:
Use 1125-2250g a. I. Per ha. Apple, tea and orange garden; 620-930g a. I. Per ha. In rape, cotton and corn; For railroad, highroad and non cropland, 1230-2460g a. I. G per ha. Is recommended
Compatibility: Compatible with most commonly used herbicides.
