Bayer·Herbicides
Post-emergence maize herbicide with tembotrione plus isoxadifen safener; controls broadleaf and grass weeds. Requires Mero adjuvant.
Main advantages
About this product
Laudis — a post-emergence systemic herbicide for maize which combines the triketone active substance tembotrione (200 g/kg) with the safener isoxadifen (100 g/kg) in the form of water-soluble granules. It controls annual dicotyledonous and grass weeds, in particular ragweed, fat hen, amaranth, wild mustard, foxtail and barnyard grass, and also sunflower and rapeseed volunteers resistant to imidazolinones. It is applied on young, actively growing weeds at the maize stage V1–V6 (BBCH 12–18), with the obligatory addition of the sticker Mero at 1–2 l/ha.
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Chemistry & regulatory profile
Active ingredients
Systemic HPPD-inhibiting triketone that blocks carotenoid biosynthesis, bleaching and killing susceptible weeds; translocates in both xylem and phloem.
Resistance group
HRAC 27
Rotate resistance groups across seasons to slow resistance build-up
Formulation
WG
Physical-chemical form (SL / EC / WG / SC)
Application
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