Mechanism of action
It is absorbed mainly by leaves, especially in dry conditions. In wet soil, the preparation is also absorbed by roots, which strengthens its effect. Kondor suppresses acetolactate synthase enzyme driving synthesis of leucine, isoleucine and valine amino acids, stops cell division in sprout and root growing points.
Protective period
Until 2
nd
wave of weeds.
Speed of action
In several hours after treatment, sensitive weeds cease growing and significantly reduce absorption of nutrients and water, which actually means that it no longer competes with the crop. However, visible signs, such as anthocyan color, chlorosis, and necrosis, appear only in several days after treatment with weed death in 10 to 15 days.
Range of inhibited weeds
Annual bilobate weeds.
Sensitive species: green amaranth, common caseweed, sunweed, day-nettle (species), stinging nettle, common nipplewort, Kickxia spuria, chamomile (species), houndsberry, burnet rose, wild radish, knotted pepper plant, common persicaria, rape drop, sunflower drop, yellowweed, field mustard, watercress, bird"s-eye speedwell, field scorpion grass, hemp nettle, dish mustard, velvetleaf, false parsley, sow thistle species (sprouts), catch weed, annual mercury, barnyard grass.
Moderately sensitive species: copper rose, maple-leaved goosefoot, field pansy, knotweed, foxtail, ragweed.
Feebly sensitive species: orach (species), Canadian thistle, pigweed, woundwort (species), common fumitory, satin, black bindweed, winterweed, sheepbine, amaranth.
Compatibility
The preparation is compatible and may be used in the mixes with the following herbicides:
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To enhance the spectrum of action against broad-leaved weeds: Betaren group (Betaren 22, Betaren Express AM, Betaren Super MD), clopyralid (Lornet), metamitron (Mitron) - in reduced doses.
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For postemergence control of cereal weeds: quizalofop-P-ethyl (Forward, OEC), phenoxaprop-P-ethyl, quizalofop-P-tefuryl (Healer, OEC). The preparation does not have any limitations on the use of leaf and soil insecticides and fungicides.