Mechanism of action
The preparation penetrates leaves of weeds and quickly moves towards roots and stalks. In several hours, cell division in sensitive species of weeds and their growth stops. The formulation of oil dispersion increases wetting and absorbing capacities and improves penetration of active ingredients.
Protective period
Useful to control bilobate and cereal weeds throughout the vegetation period. Affects weeds already emerged and sprouting during treatment virtually throughout the entire crop vegetation period.
Speed of action
Sensitive weeds cease growing in several hours after treatment. The herbicide is quickly absorbed by leaves and moves along the entire plant, however complete perishing of weeds is observed in 2 or 3 weeks after treatment. How fast the signs of delayed growth appear depends on weather conditions during treatment (humidity, temperature), species composition of weeds and their growth stage. Young weeds are more sensitive to the herbicide. Leaves of sensitive weeds become chlorotic in 1 to 3 weeks after treatment, and the growing point perishes.
Range of inhibited weeds
Annual bilobate and cereal weeds.
Sensitive species: ragweed, pepper plant (species), charlock, jimsonweed, sheep bur (species), common fumitory, satin flower, velvetleaf, common orach, copper rose, pigweed, field oat grass field, catch weed, common purslane, barnyard grass, wild radish, violet (species), horehound, foxtail (species), amaranth (species), etc.
Compatibility with other pesticides
Crop rotation limitations shall be observed after using Concept, OD herbicide considering its potential aftereffects.
When re-sowing during the year of application, winter wheat shall be sown. Next year, spring and winter cereals may be sown, and in 2 years all crops without limitations.
