Glufosinate-ammonium CAS NO.77182-82-2

transferred from the base to the end of the leaves, with less transfer to other parts of the plant. It is harmless to young shoots and seeds that have not yet been unearthed from the Chemical Book. The ammonium metabolism in plants becomes disrupted shortly after application, and strong cytotoxic ammonium ions accumulate in the plant; Poison plants to death. At the same time, photosynthesis is severely inhibited, and the affected plants turn yellow white after losing their green color, and begin to wither and die after 2-5 days. It loses its activity after contacting the soil and is only suitable for spray the stem and leaf after seedling

Organophosphorus herbicides, glutamine synthesis inhibitors, non selective contact herbicides. It has a certain internal suction effect and can be used for weeding in orchards, vineyards, and non cultivated land. It can also be used for controlling annual or perennial dicotyledonous and gramineous weeds and sedges in potato fields, such as foxtail millet, horsegrass, barnyard grass, sagebrush, wild wheat, wild corn, duckweed, fescue, fescue, fuzzy grass, ryegrass, Chemicalbook reed, precocious grass, wild oats, sparrow wheat, pigweed, sedge grass, small wild sesame, okra, Miscanthus fragrans, creeping ice grass, clover, foxtail grass, field forget not grass, dogtooth root, amaranth, etc. The usage varies depending on the crops and weeds, with a usage of 1-2kg or more per hectare, such as for controlling forest and high-altitude pastures with hook and fern crops. The usage rate is 1.5-20kg/hm2.