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Phenoxy Herbicides

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Auxin Mimics - 2,4-D, mecoprop - mcpp, mcpb, MCPA, 2, 4-DB

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Phenoxy Uses

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Auxin Mimics - Corn, turf, sorghum

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Benzoics Herbicide

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Auxin Mimics - Dicamba

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Benzoics Uses

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Auxin Mimics - Turf, small grains

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Benzoics Control

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Auxin Mimics - Controls broadleaf weeds, Post-foliar uptake

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Trifluralin

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Mitotic inhibitor - PPI, preplant herbicide

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Pendamethaline

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Mitotic inhibitor - works with sweet corn, preemergent

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Prodiamine

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Mitotic inhibitor - nursery, preemergent

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Ethalfluralin

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Mitotic inhibitor - fruit orchard, watermelons, preemergent

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Oryzalin

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Mitotic inhibitor - peaches, apples, muscavines, preemergent

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Dinitroanilines Crops

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Mitotic inhibitor - Veggies, fruit, nut, small, ornamental, landscape, preemergent

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Dinitroanilines Weeds

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Mitotic inhibitor - SSBL/AG - small seeded broad leaves

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Dinitroanilines Use

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Mitotic inhibitor - Water activated, start orange/yellow, and turn milky white with water.

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Picloram

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Growth regulator - kill trees, broadleaf foliar applied, Chinese private, greenbriar.

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Triclopyr

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Growth regulator - not as hot, movement

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Amino Pyralid

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Growth regulator - tomatoes

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Glyphosate/roundup

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Amino Acid inhibitor - Shikimic acid pathway - aromatics

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Use/application

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Amino Acid inhibitor - PostAll weeds, annualsadd ammonia sulfate to heat it up and activate it more.Noncropland

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glufosinate

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Ammonia detox - noncroplandpost broadleaf onlygrasssicklepod

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MSMA

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ATP synthesis inhibitors

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DSMA

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ATP synthesis inhibitors

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Crops

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ATP synthesis inhibitors - bermuda turf, zoysia, cotton, golf, sod

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Weeds/application

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ATP synthesis inhibitors - Post Bahiagrass

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Fluazifop

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Lipid synthesis inhibitors

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Diclofop

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Lipid synthesis inhibitors

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Crops

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Lipid synthesis Inhibitors - Ornamentals, veggy, fruit, nut, broad leaves

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Weeds/application

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Lipid synthesis Inhibitors - Post emergent only grassesMainly annual grasses- Must add a crop oil concentrate

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28
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Paraquat Rup

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Cell membrane disruptor

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29
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Diquat < hot

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Cell membrane disruptor

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30
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Crops

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Cell membrane disruptor - Noncropland

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Use/application:

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Cell membrane disruptor - PostBurndownGrassBroadleafNon-selective

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S - metolachlor (duel magnum)

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Lipid synthesis inhibitor - vegetables, tomato, sweet corn

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Weeds/application

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Lipid synthesis inhibitor - Annual grasses, yellow nutsedge, some broadleaf controlPreemergence only!

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Cole Crops Pre’s

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  1. Trifluralin - PPI, for turnip greens2. Dacthal3. Deverinol
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Cole Crops Post - Turnip greens

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  1. Sethydin2. Clethodin
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Cucurbits Pre’s

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  1. Ethalfluralin - annual grasses, small seeded broad leaves, good on pigweed.2. Clomazone - weak on pigweed.3. Terbacil “Sinbar” - water
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Cucurbits Post

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  1. Seth2. Cleth3. Halosulfuron - damage, pigweed, yellow nutsedge
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Clethodim (arrow)

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Lipid synthesis Inhibitors - annual grasses and bermudagrass

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Sethoxydim

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Lipid synthesis inhibitors

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Crops

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Lipid synthesis Inhibitors - Ornamentals, veggy, fruit, nut, broad leaves

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Weeds

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Lipid synthesis Inhibitors - Post emergent only grassesMainly annual grasses, bahiah grass, johnson grass

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Fruit Crops Pre

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  1. Simazine2. Oryzalin - DNA3. Pendamethalin4. Norflurazon - good on troublesome broad leaves5. Indazaflam6. Diuron
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Fruit Crops Post

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  1. Glyphosate2. Paraquat3. Glufosinate4. Halosulfuron5. 2,4-D
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Ocra Pre

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Trifluralin

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Ocra Post

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Sethoxadim add crop oil concentrate for grass control

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Peppers Pre

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  1. Trifluraline2. Clomazone
47
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Peppers Post

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  1. Sethoxydim2. Clethodim
48
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Flumioxizon/valor

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Protox inhibitors - nursery crops, sweetpotatoes (pre only, no post activity) Broadleaves, particularly morning glories

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Oxyflurofen -

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Protox inhibitors - vegetables, (some pre and post activity) Use on sicklepod, morning glory, and pigweeds

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Carfentrazone/AIM

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Protox inhibitors - non-cropland, good on escape broadleaf weeds, not good on sicklepod

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Sulfentrazone

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Protox inhibitors - non-croplandmainly broadleaf.

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Clomazone

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Pigment Inhibitors - Cartenoid synthesis inhibitors (pre with continued post)

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Norflurazone

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Pigment Inhibitors - Cartenoid synthesis inhibitors (pre with continued post) fruit, nuts (good as broadleaf pre)

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Crops

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Pigment Inhibitors - CucurbitsSweetpotatoes

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Use/application

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Pigment Inhibitors - annual grassesBroadleavesPre

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Small Fruits Pre

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  1. Simazine2. Oryzalin - DNA3. Pendamethalin4. Diuron
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Small Fruits Post

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  1. Glyphosate2. Paraquat3. Glufosinate4. Halosulfuron5. dims/fops
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Halosulfuron

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ALS inhibitor - tomatoes, turf, cucurbits, 1 oz per acre

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Trifloxysulfuron

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ALS inhibitor - tomatoes, low application rates 3 oz per acre

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Rimsulfuron

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ALS inhibitor - Turf

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Application

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ALS inhibitor - Require non-ionic surfactant- You can’t mix with insecticides, multiplies efficacy

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Weeds

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ALS inhibitor - Pre and post - Broad leavesYellow nutsedge - post

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Sweet Corn Pre’s

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  1. Atrazine2. S-metolachlor3. Pendamethalin4. Simazine
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Sweet Corn Post

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  1. Atrazine - Broad leaves2. 2,4-D - Amine, Ester (higher vapor pressure and volatilizes faster)3. Halosulfuron - yellow nutsedge, little broad leaf control.4. Tembotrine “Laudis” - post annual grasses on corn5. Carfentrazon
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Sweet Potatoes Pre

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  1. Flumioxizin - bed sweet potatoes 2-5 days before slips2. Clomazone - 5 days within transplanting.
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Sweet Potatoes Post

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  1. Dims2. Fobs
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Tomatoes Pre

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  1. Trifluraline2. Clomazone3. S-Metolachlor - underneath plastic4. Halosulfuron - not very good
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Tomatoes Post

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  1. Sethoxydim2. Clethodim3. Halosulfuron - yellow nut sedge4. Trifloxysulfuron - yellow nut sedge, broadleaves
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Tomatoes Row middle only with plastic

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Pre1. Fomesefan - yellow nut sedge, pigweed, other broadleaves

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Indazaflam

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Cellulose Biosynthesis inhibitor - citrus, Pome, peaches, pecans, landscape, Right of way, turf

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Triazine Uses

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Cellulose Biosynthesis inhibitor - Pre, broad leaf large seeded, some small seeded, 3 - 8 month effectiveness.

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Atrazine

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Photosynthesis inhibitor - corn, turf - restricted use in high concentrations, high water solubility and koc

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Simazine

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Photosynthesis inhibitor - corn, fruit, turf, ornamentals, sod

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Weeds

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Photosynthesis inhibitor - Broadleaves and annual grasses

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Preemergent use

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Photosynthesis inhibitor - both broadleaf and grass

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post emergent

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Photosynthesis inhibitor - broadleaf only

77
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Bentazone (Basagran)

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Unclassified Post - Broadleaf, nutsedge,turf and ornamentals.

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Vegetables Burn down

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  1. Paraquate2. glyphosate - don’t use on plastic mulch.3. carfentrazone4. glufosinate
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Vegetables Pre’s - controls annual grasses and braodleaves

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  1. Trifluralin - PPI incorporated2. Pendamethalin3. Clomazone - weak pigweed4. S-metolachlor - yellow nutsedge, small seeded broad leaf, annual grasses, broadleaves.
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Vegetables Post

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  1. Clethodim2. Sethoxydim3. “Basagran, Trade Name” - fair broadleaf and nutsedge

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