LNZ Group·Herbicides

Pangolin

No reviews yetRe-registered 08.01.2025

Pangolin is a herbicide with triflusulfuron-methyl 500 g/kg in water-dispersible granules against annual broadleaf weeds in sugar beet crops from the crop's cotyledon stage.

Main advantages

  • Triflusulfuron-methyl 500 g/kg — a sulfonylurea
  • Up to three treatments — an interval of 7–10 days between them
  • With Macho surfactant 0.2 l/ha — as the use regulations provide
  • Leaves and partly roots — routes of entry into the weed

Overview

About this product

Pangolin is a herbicide from the sulfonylurea group: triflusulfuron-methyl 500 g/kg in water-dispersible granules. The active enters mainly through the leaves, partly through the roots of weeds, is carried to the growing points, slows cell division and stops growth.

Beet is sprayed from the cotyledon stage up to three times at an interval of 7–10 days, each time at 30 g/ha together with Macho surfactant 0.2 l/ha, against annual broadleaf weeds. If for 3–5 hours after application the temperature is above +25 °C or below +10 °C, beet leaves may turn yellow.

Pack size 0.6 kg.

Application

Rate, timing and crops

Rate
30 g/ha + Macho surfactant 0.2 l/ha
Timing

Spraying of crops from the crop's cotyledon stage, up to three treatments at an interval of 7–10 days.

Spray volume 200–300 l/ha; optimal temperature from +15 to +25 °C during application and for a few hours after it.

Crops
Sugar beet

Figures from the manufacturer, LNZ Group. Source page

Register rates

Ministry order № 30 of 08.01.2025

  • Буряки цукрові

    Rate
    30 г/га + ПАР Мачо 0,2 л/га
    Max treatments
    3

The order prints the rate without a unit; the label states it.

Source: ministry order № 30 of 08.01.2025, as published.

Specifications

Active ingredients and formulation

TypeHerbicide
Active ingredients
  • Triflusulfuron-methyl500 g/kg
FormulationWG · water-dispersible granulesUkrainian label code ВГ
Target CropsSugar Beet
Mode of actionTriflusulfuron-methyl (a sulfonylurea, HRAC group 2) inhibits the enzyme acetolactate synthase (ALS) and amino-acid synthesis in weeds. It is taken up mainly by the leaves and also by the roots, moves to the growing points, slows cell division and stops growth; it has systemic and partly soil activity.
Resistance groupGroup 2 · ALS inhibitorsHRAC
RegistrationRe-registered 08.01.2025Ministry order № 30
RegistrantТОВ «Дефенда» (Ukraine)
ManufacturerLNZ Group

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  • Yes. A ministry order of 08.01.2025 registered this product again. The order states no term, so the page gives no end date.

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