(S)-Metolachlor CAS NO.87392-12-9

Isopropyl methyl grass amine is mainly absorbed by the base and shoots of weeds, and is transmitted upwards. It inhibits the synthesis of germinating seed proteins, suppresses the infiltration of choline, and interferes with the synthesis of phospholipids, thereby inhibiting the growth of shoots and roots. Weeds are killed in the shoots to achieve the goal of controlling weeds. It can be used in crop fields such as soybean, corn, cotton, and cotton, and can prevent weeds such as horseweed, barnyard grass, cowweed, and sage. It also has a certain effect on broad-leaved weeds such as purslane and foxtail grass, and is one of the most important herbicides used in many crops.