Name: ESCAPE herbicide - Bulk purchase | MOQ 50 kgs
SKU: ebc-00000000008
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MOQ 50 Kgs
ctive Ingredient: The primary active ingredient in ESCAPE herbicide is typically glyphosate, which works by inhibiting a specific enzyme pathway (the shikimic acid pathway) that is essential for plant growth.
Application Timing: Effective application timing is crucial for controlling weeds. Weeds should be treated when they are small and actively growing, as larger weeds can escape control due to their increased tolerance to herbicides. For instance, weeds like Palmer amaranth can grow rapidly, making timely applications essential to avoid escapes.

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ESCAPE herbicide is a non-selective herbicide primarily used for controlling a wide range of weeds in various agricultural settings. It is particularly effective against annual and perennial grasses and broadleaf weeds.

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UPC:	ebc-0000008
Seller SKU:	ebc-00000000008
Condition:	New
Availability:	In Stock
Minimum order quantity:	50
Date first listed on Zandaux:	Aug 30, 2024

Key Features

Active Ingredient: The primary active ingredient in ESCAPE herbicide is typically glyphosate, which works by inhibiting a specific enzyme pathway (the shikimic acid pathway) that is essential for plant growth.

Application Timing: Effective application timing is crucial for controlling weeds. Weeds should be treated when they are small and actively growing, as larger weeds can escape control due to their increased tolerance to herbicides. For instance, weeds like Palmer amaranth can grow rapidly, making timely applications essential to avoid escapes.

Resistance Management: The prevalence of herbicide-resistant weed populations poses a challenge. Strategies such as using preemergence herbicides, rotating different modes of action, and integrating non-chemical methods (like cover cropping and mechanical weeding) are recommended to manage resistance effectively.

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