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SnapshotID: 65662

Active ingredients

Glufosinate-ammonium

Classification

H

- Herbicide, Preplant/Preplant Incorporated- Herbicide, Postemergence- Herbicide, Preemergence- Herbicide

WSSA mode of action

10Inhibition of glutamine synthetase

Registration

EPA:89168-80-89391

Pests

Alfalfa, Volunteer/StandsAmaranth, PalmerAmmannia, PurpleAnoda, SpurredArrowhead, CaliforniaBarley, VolunteerBarnyardgrass/WatergrassBedstraw, CatchweedBeggarweed, FloridaBermudagrassBindweed, Field/EuropeanBindweed, HedgeBluegrass, AnnualBluegrass, KentuckyBlueweed, TexasBrome, SmoothBuckwheat, WildBuffaloburBurclover, CaliforniaBurcucumberBurdockBursage, WoollyleafCanola, VolunteerCarpetweedChickweed, CommonChickweed, MouseearCleaverClover, RedCocklebur, Common/HeartleafCoffeeweedCopperleaf, HophornbeamCopperleaf, VirginiaCorn, VolunteerCotton, VolunteerCrabgrass, Hairy/LargeCrabgrass, Smooth/SmallCroton, TropicCroton, WoollyCudweedCupgrass, WoollyDandelionDevil's-clawDock, SmoothDodderDogbane, HempEcliptaEveningprimrose, CutleafFiddleneckFilareeFilaree, RedstemFleabane, AnnualFoxtail, BristlyFoxtail, GiantFoxtail, GreenFoxtail, Robust PurpleFoxtail, YellowGalinsoga, HairyGeranium, CutleafGoldenrod, GrayGoosefootGoosegrassGromwell, FieldGroundcherry, CutleafGroundsel, CommonHempnettleHenbitHorsenettle /Carolina Horsenettle/Apple-of-SodomHorseweed/MarestailJimsonweedJohnsongrass, RhizomeJohnsongrass, SeedlingJunglegrassKnotweedKochiaLadysthumbLambsquarters, CommonLettuce, Miners Lettuce, Prickly/ChinaMallow, AlkaliMallow, CommonMallow, LittleMallow, VeniceMarestailMarshelder, AnnualMayweedMedic, BlackMilkweed, CommonMilkweed, HoneyvineMillet, Wild-proso/Proso Millet, VolunteerMorningglory, EntireleafMorningglory, Ivyleaf/Entireleaf/Hairy/CommonMorningglory, Pitted/Small WhiteMorningglory, Sharppod/CottonMorningglory, SmallflowerMorningglory, Tall/CommonMugwortMuhly, WirestemMullein, CommonMullein, TurkeyMustard, WildNettleNightshade, BlackNightshade, Eastern BlackNightshade, HairyNightshade, SilverleafNutsedge, PurpleNutsedge, YellowOat, WildOnion, WildOrchardgrassPanicum, FallPanicum, TexasParagrassPennycressPennycress, FieldPigweed, ProstratePigweed, RedrootPigweed, SmoothPigweed, SpinyPigweed, TumblePineappleweedPlantainPoinsettia, WildPoison-ivyPoison-oakPokeweedPotato VinesPuncturevinePurslane, CommonPusley, FloridaQuackgrassQuickweedRadish, WildRagweed, CommonRagweed, Common/ShortRagweed, GiantRedmaidsRice, including Red RiceRocket, LondonRocket, YellowRose, Wild/BriarRubusSaltwort, SpinySandbur, FieldSenna, CoffeeShattercaneShepherd's-purseSicklepodSida, Prickly/SpinySignalgrass, BroadleafSmartweed, PennsylvaniaSmellmelonSorghum, VolunteerSowthistle, Annual/CommonSowthistle, PerennialSoybean, VolunteerSprangletopSpurge, LeafySpurge, ProstrateSpurge, SpottedStarbur, BristlyStarthistle, YellowStinkgrassSuckersSunflower, Common/WildSunflower, PrairieSunflower, VolunteerSwinecressTansymustardThistle, BullThistle, CanadaThistle, MuskThistle, RussianTimothyTorpedograssTurnip, WildVaseygrassVelvetleafVervainVetchWaterhemp, CommonWaterhemp, TallWheat, VolunteerWitchgrassWoodsorrelWormwood, BiennialYarrow, Commonthornapple, Chinese
Caution
Product safety

Protections

Early entry
coveralls worn over short-sleeved shirt and short pants; chemical resistant gloves such as barrier laminate, butyl rubber ≥14 mils, or Viton ≥14 mils; chemical resistant footwear plus socks
Personal Protection
All handlers must wear: long-sleeve shirts, long pants, shoes and socks. Applicators using groundboom equipment with open cabs to treat cotton must wear: long-sleeve shirts, long pants, shoes and socks plus chemical-resistant gloves. Mixer/loaders supporting groundboom application to corn, canola, soybean, cotton, citrus fruit, pome fruit, stone fruit and olives must wear: long-sleeve shirts, long pants, shoes and socks plus chemical-resistant gloves. Wear a chemical resistant apron when mixing/loading and cleaning equipment
Restricted Entry Interval
12 hours

Precautions

Should not be exposed to direct sunlight

Should not be exposed to flame or sparks

Should not be stored in a damp place

Should not be stored in a warm place

May be frozen