Pesticide class | Herbicide |
---|---|
Active ingredient | Oxyfluorfen |
Formulation | 24% EC |
Resistance group | HRAC: E |
PHI | PHI for this Herbicide has not been reported |
Acute Oral LD 50 for Rats | 5000< mg/kg |
Oxyfluorfen 24% EC
It is a selective, contact herbicide. It belongs to the class of diphenyl ethers herbicides and inhibitor of protoporphyrinogen oxidase (PPO). This herbicide is absorbed by the aerial parts of the plant. By oxidizing plant protein and pigments, oxyfluorfen causes its destruction
Cases and dosage
Crop |
Weed | Dosage | Application Time |
Onion | Grasse and Broadleaf weeds |
2 lit per hectare |
2-5 Leaves of Onion (Beginning to the end of tillering stage of wheat) |
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