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Pendimethalin is a pre-emergent herbicide commonly used in agriculture to control a variety of annual grasses and broadleaf weeds. It works by inhibiting cell division in the roots of the weeds, preventing their growth. Pendimethalin is typically applied to the soil before the weeds germinate, allowing it to form a barrier that disrupts the development of weed seedlings.
| Chemical Form | Liquid or granular formulations |
| Active Ingredient Concentration | Typically 33% to 50% |
| Application Rate | 1 to 4 quarts per acre |
| Mode of Action | Inhibitor of microtubule assembly |
| Environmental Persistence | Varies, typically weeks to months depending on conditions |
When selecting Pendimethalin herbicide, consider the specific crops you will be treating and the types of weeds you need to control. It is important to specify the formulation type (liquid or granular), the active ingredient concentration, and the desired application rate. Additionally, inquire about environmental impact and any necessary safety certifications or guidelines for use in your region.
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It is commonly used on corn, soybeans, and various vegetable crops.
It has a low toxicity to soil microorganisms but can persist in the environment.
Care should be taken to avoid runoff into water sources as it can be harmful to aquatic life.
It is best applied before weed germination, typically in early spring.
No, Pendimethalin is not approved for use in organic farming.
Potential side effects include phytotoxicity to sensitive crops if misapplied.