Pendimethalin

• Active Ingredient: Pendimethalin 33% EC
• Formulation: Emulsifiable Concentrate
• Function: Herbicide
• Crops: Cotton, Maize, Vegetables
• Weed: Weed Complex

• Dosage per acre:1000-1500 ml/acre

• Application Method: Foliar spray
• Mode of Action: Broad Spectrum, Selective, pre & post-emergence.
• Imported, Packed & Marketed by: AGRIMORE PVT LTD.

Features and Mode of Action

• Pendimethalin disrupts cell division and cell elongation in shoot and root meristems of susceptible plants.
• Germination of plants is unaffected by the herbicides; growth inhibition and subsequent death occur following germination of the seed or shortly after emergence from the soil.
• Typical symptoms of the aerial parts of susceptible dicot (broadleaf) weed plants that emerge include severe stunting, intense green coloration, and a leathery appearance of the cotyledons.
• Monocot (grasses & sedge) that emerged are stunted & twisted and show a re-purple coloration. Root effects are observed as a characteristic swelling of the tip. Shoot growth inhibition occurs in susceptible monocots after absorption by the coleoptile nodes, when this meristematic region is in contact with or passes through the area treated with Pendimethalin.

• The Emulsifiable Concentrate formulation ensures easy mixing and application, providing uniform coverage for optimal weed management.

Method of Application:

1. Flat Sown Crops:

Soon after irrigation for sowing (pacci rauni), plank the field then spray Pendimethalin and finally cultivate the land for sowing cotton seeds.
OR
Prepare the land after for sowing (pacci rauni), and spray Pendimethalin before the last planking & then sow the seed with cultivator.

1. Crop Sown on Ridges:

First irrigate the land after sowing then spray Pendimethalin when land comes into field capacity (vatter condition).