Herbicides 2 Flashcards

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What are Phenoxy’s?

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2, 4-D MCPA MCPP

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What is the MOA of Group 4 Herbicides?

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Growth Regulators

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Dicamba - - Group and MOA?

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Group 4 - Growth Regulator

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Aminopyralid - - Group and MOA?

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Group 4 - Growth Regulator

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Clopyralid - - Group and MOA?

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Group 4 - Growth Regulator

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Fluroxypyr - - Group and MOA?

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Group 4 - Growth Regulator

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Triclopyr - - Group and MOA?

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Group 4 - Growth Regulator

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Quinclorac - - Group and MOA?

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Group 4 - Growth Regulator

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Diuorn - - Group and MOA?

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Group 7 - Photosystem II inhibitor

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Mesotriopne - - Group and MOA?

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Group 27 - HPPD Inhibitor

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HPPD Inhibitor - What is the MOA?

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Prevents plants from producing pigments which leads to chlorophyll degradation.

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Photosystem 2 inhibitors are what group and what do they do?

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Group 5,6 & 7. a.i.’s bind to proteins and inhibit photosynthesis.

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PPO Inhibitors are what Group and what do they do?

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Group 14. Disrupt cell membranes causing the to leak, dry up and die.

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Are PPO inhibitors systemic?

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They have limited translocation and are referred to as contact herbicides.

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Are Photosystem 2 inhibitors systemic or cantact?

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They are taken up by shoots and roots and are translocated only through the Xylam.

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PPO Inhibitors - - Group and MOA?

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Group 14. Cell membrane disruptors

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Carfentrazone - Group and MOA?

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Group 14 - PPO Inhibitors (cell membrane disruptors)

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Sulfentrazone - - - Group and MOA?

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Group 144 - - PPO Inhibotor (cell membrane disruptor)

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Flumioxazin - - Group and MOA?

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Group 14 - PPO Inhibotor (cell membrane disruptor)

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Diquat - - Group and MOA?

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Group 22 - Photosystem 2 electron diverter (cell membrane disruptor)

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What is the MOA of Group 22? what do they do?

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Photosystem 2 Electron Diverter. They disintegrate cell membranes and cause rapid dessication.

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Is Diquat a systemic or contact herbicide?

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Contact. It doesn’t translocate

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What group are Prodiamine, Pendimethalin and Trifuralin in?

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Group 3 - (Dinitroanalines) Seedling root growth inhibitors. (Cell division inhibitors)

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What is group 3?

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Dinitroanalines - Pendi, Prodiamine, trifuralin,

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What group is Dimension in?
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Pyroxasulfone - - Group and MOA?
Group 15. Long chain fatty acid inhibitors.
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Are group 15 herbicides systmic or contact?
They are typically a pre-emergent and do not translocate into the plant. Grasses take it up through shoots and broadleaf weeds through the roots.
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Bromacil - - Group and MOA?
Group 5 - (Uracils) Photosystem 2 inhibitor
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What groups are Photosystem 2 inhibitors ? examples:
5,6, & 7. Bromacil, Diuron, Simazine
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Chlorsulfuron - - Group and MOA?
Group 2. (sulfonurea) ALS Inhibitors.
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What group are ALS Inhibitors, what do they do, are they systemic or contact?
Group 2. Inhibit Branch Chain Amino Acid production. Absorbed by roots and shoots and translocate via Xylam and Phloem.
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Dichlobonil - - Group and MOA?
Group 3. Root and Shoot inhibitors (cell division inhibitors)
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What is the a.i. in Casoron? what group is it?
Dichlobonil. Group 3
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What herbicide is Diclobonil?
Casoron.
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Ornamec and Fusilade have what a.i. ?
Fluaziflop-P
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Fluaziflop-P - - What herbicides have that a.i.?
Ornamec and Fusilade
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Halosulfuron - - Group and MOA?
Group 2 - - (sulfonurea) ALS Inhibitor (amino acid inhibitor)
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What herbicides has Halosulfuron for the a.i.
Sedgehammer
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Sedgehammer - a.i. ?
Halosulfuron.
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What herbicide has Imazamox as the a.i. ?
Clearcast
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What is the a.i. in Clearcast?
Imazamox
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What group and MOA in Imazamox?
Group 2
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Imazapic - - Group and MOA?
Group 2 - ALS Inhibitor (amino acid inhibitor)
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What herbicides have Imazapic?
Alligare Panoramic
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What a.i. is in Panoramic?
Imazapic
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Imazapyr - Group and MOA?
Group 2 - ALS Inhibitor (amino acid inhibitor)
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What herbicides have Imazapyr as the a.i. ?
Ecomazapyr 2SL & Mojave 70 EG
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What a.i. is in Mojave 70EG?
Imazapyr
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Indaziflam - - Group and MOA?
Group 29. Cellulose Biosynthesis Inhibitor
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What do group 29 herbicides do to the plant?
Prevent cell division. plants curl up and look stunted.
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Isoxaben - Group and MOA?
Group 29 - Cellulose Biosynthesis Inhibitor
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What herbicides are in Group 29?
Isoxaben (gallery) and Indaziflam (specticle, esplanade)
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Metsulfuron Methyl - Group and MOA?
Group 2 - (sunfonurea) ALS Inhibitors (amino acid inhibitor)
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What a.i. is in Escort?
Metsulfurone
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Metsulfurone - What herbicides has this as the a.i. ?
Escort
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What a.i. is in Prowl H2O?
Pendimethalin
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Pendamethalin - What herbicide has this as the a.i. ?
Prowl H2O
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Picloram - - Group and MOA?
Group 4 - Synthetic Auxin. (pyradine carboxylate)
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What is the MOA of group 4 herbicides and how does it work? Contact or Systemic?
Synthetic Auxins. Absorbed through roots and shoots and translocated by zylam or phloem. Affect proteins and cell division.
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What are Synthetic Auxins used to control?
Broadleaf weeds.
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What herbicide has Picloram as the a.i. ?
Tordon
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What is the a.i. in Tordon? What is it used for?
Picloram. Used for Broadleaf weeds, woody plants and vines.
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What is a good VM herbicide to use to control broadleaf weeds, woody brush and vines?
Tordon
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Venue herbicide a.i. ?
Pyraflufen
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Pyraflufen is the a.i. for what herbicide?
Venue
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What is Pyraflufen typically used for?
Non-Selective broadleaf weed control. burndown when used with glyphosate.
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What can you put in the tank with Glyphosate to aid in burndown?
Venue
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What a.i. is in Oust?
Sulfometuron
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Sulfometuron is the a.i. for what herbicide?
Oust
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What is Oust used for?
VM for control of broadleaf weeds. some grasses.
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Sulfonureas control what better? grassy or broadleaf weeds?
Broadleaf but grasses can be controlled at higher rates.
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Topramezone is the a.i. for what herbicide?
Frequency
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Frequency has what a.i. ?
Topramezone
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Topramezone - - Group and MOA?
Group 27 (pyrazole) HPPD Inhibitor. (pigment inhibitor)