Nufarm·Herbicides
Post-emergence SE herbicide for maize — contact bromoxynil plus soil-active terbuthylazine controls annual broadleaf weeds, including overgrown ones.
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About this product
Zeagran 350 — a post-emergence herbicide in the form of a suspoemulsion (SE) for maize, which combines contact bromoxynil (100 g/l) with systemic soil terbuthylazine (250 g/l). It controls annual dicotyledonous weeds, in particular overgrown ones, with a visible effect already after a few hours. The soil action of terbuthylazine suppresses subsequent waves of dicotyledonous weeds. It is applied by spraying at the 4–10 leaf stage of maize (BBCH 14–19) at a rate of 1,6–2,0 l/ha; on overgrown weeds the maximum rate is used. It does not control grass weeds.
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Chemistry & regulatory profile
Active ingredients
Dual photosystem II inhibitor. Contact bromoxynil blocks photosynthetic electron transport in treated foliage; systemic terbuthylazine is absorbed by roots and leaves and gives residual soil control of later broadleaf weed flushes.
Formulation
SE
Physical-chemical form (SL / EC / WG / SC)
Application
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