FMC·Herbicides
Post-emergence maize herbicide combining nicosulfuron and dicamba as water-soluble granules; controls grass and broadleaf weeds via two modes of action.
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About this product
Zenzo — a post-emergence herbicide for the protection of maize, produced in the form of water-soluble granules and combining two active substances: nicosulfuron (150 g/kg) and dicamba (600 g/kg). The product controls a wide spectrum of annual and perennial grass and dicotyledonous weeds, in particular foxtail species, barnyard grass, amaranth, fat hen, black bindweed and perennial sowthistle. The two active substances act by two mechanisms — ALS inhibition and the disruption of auxin regulation. It is applied at a rate of 0,25–0,4 kg/ha with the surfactant Codacide at the 2–6 leaf stage of the crop on young weeds.
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Chemistry & regulatory profile
Active ingredients
Systemic herbicide with two complementary modes of action: nicosulfuron inhibits acetolactate synthase (ALS), while dicamba acts as a synthetic auxin that disrupts weed growth regulation.
Formulation
WG
Physical-chemical form (SL / EC / WG / SC)
Hazard class
2/4
1 = highest risk, 4 = lowest. Follow label PPE regardless
Application
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