Factory Supply Bulk Price Agricultural Chemicals Weed Control Herbicide Pinoxaden10%EC

Introduction

Mode of Action：

Pinoxaden belongs to the new phenylpyrazoline herbicides and is an inhibitor of acetyl-CoA carboxylase (ACC). Its mechanism of action is mainly to block fatty acid synthesis, which in turn causes cell growth and division to be blocked and weed plants to die. It has systemic conductivity. This product is mainly used as a post-emergence herbicide in cereal fields to control grass weeds.

Act on these weeds:

Pinoxatad is very suitable for annual grass weeds, and can effectively control multi-flowered ryegrass, wild oats, field grass, hard grass, wormwood, clotweed, big-eared wheatgrass, wheatgrass, and Japanese wheatgrass. Motherwort, foxtail grass, tigertail grass, etc.

Advantage：

1. Extremely safe
2. Wide application range and broad spectrum of weeding
3. Resistant weed management
4. Good mixing performance

Attention:

1. When dispensing medicine, you should wear gloves, a mask, long-sleeved clothes, long pants and waterproof boots. Wear long sleeves, long pants and waterproof boots when spraying. 2. After applying pesticides, thoroughly clean protective equipment, take a bath, and change and clean work clothes. 3. Used containers should be disposed of properly and cannot be used for other purposes or discarded at will. All pesticide application equipment should be cleaned immediately with clean water or appropriate detergent after use.
4. It is recommended that it be banned near aquaculture areas, rivers and other water bodies. It is prohibited to clean pesticide application equipment in rivers and other water bodies to prevent the chemical liquid from flowing into lakes, rivers or fish ponds and contaminating water sources.
5. Prohibited near silkworm rooms and mulberry gardens.
6. Unused preparations should be kept sealed in the original packaging. Do not place this product in drinking or food containers.
7. Avoid contact with pregnant and lactating women.
8. Contact with the oxidizing agent potassium permanganate may cause dangerous reactions. Contact with the oxidizing agent should be avoided.