Pertilachlor

EC50%

Behavaran Zarrin Mozhdeh

Pertilachlor is a pre-emergent and selective herbicide for rice fields that controls narrow-leaved weeds, including sedge, by inhibiting germination. Suitable for post-transplant use with a stable effect and high efficiency in controlling invasive weeds in rice.

Tags:Pertilachlor, rice Herbicide

Pertilachlor (Rifit) Behavaran
One liter package

Selective herbicide, against broadleaf weeds such as sedges and grasses in rice fields.
Pertilachlor is a pre-emergent and selective herbicide for paddy fields that controls narrow-leaved weeds, including sedge, by inhibiting germination. Suitable for post-transplant use with a stable effect and high efficiency in controlling invasive weeds in rice.

How it works

Selective herbicide from the chloracetamide group and an inhibitor of long-chain fatty acid synthesis that prevents cell division. This herbicide is absorbed through the hypocotyl, mesocotyl and coleoptile, and a small amount through the roots.

Uses

In other countries, it is used to control annual broadleaf and narrowleaf weeds such as salam and jagan in rice. The use of this herbicide is recommended 6 days after transplanting in rice. So far, no cash period has been recorded for this poison. The use of this herbicide directly in rice will damage the crop. The half-life of the herbicide in the soil is about 30 days.

Product	weeds	Consumption rate
Transplanting rice	dual-purpose and carex nigra	1.5 to 2 liters per hectare

Additional information

Weight	1000ml
Formulation	EC50%
Resistance group	HRAC=K3
Chemical group	Chloroacetamide
Amount of active ingredient	500 gr/L

When used, the field water should be constant and stable.
In case of heavy rainfall and water runoff from the field, the efficiency will decrease.
In fields with high clay or high organic matter, the dose can be slightly higher.
Pertilachlor is only recommended for rice fields and use in other crops may cause damage.
When using water, it should be kept at 3 to 5 centimeters.
Avoid using in fields with very weak or stressed seedlings.
Mixing with some alkaline fertilizers or pesticides is not recommended.
Prevent the poison from entering streams and running waters.
Observe the time interval between spraying and water runoff so that the poison does not get excreted.

Pretilachlor is a selective pre-emergence herbicide mainly used in rice cultivation to control annual grasses, sedges, and some broadleaf weeds.
It inhibits cell division and growth in germinating weed seedlings, preventing successful emergence.
Commercial products are biodegradable and suitable for sustainable agriculture.
The herbicide is absorbed primarily through the shoots and roots of young weeds.
Excessive application may affect non-target aquatic organisms and beneficial soil microflora.