SnapshotID: 42780
Active ingredients
Metsulfuron MethylClassification
B
Herbicide
WSSA mode of action
2Inhibition of acetolactate synthase ALS (acetohydroxyacid synthse AHAS)Registration
EPA:228-391Pests
Cherry, Black/WildPoison-hemlockBindweed, Field/EuropeanBittercressBlackeyed-susanMulberryTansymustardButtercup, BurCamelthornSweetcloverCarrot, WildCatchfly, Sand/ConicalRedcedar, EasternChamomile, FalsePigweed, SmoothChicoryChickweed, CommonGrape, WildCockleburCherryCoreopsis, PlainsCockle, CornCress, Hoary/White TopCroton, WoollyCrupina, CommonHawthornDandelionHenbitDock, CurlyDogfennelElderberry /ElderFalseflax, SmallseedFiddleneck, TarweedFilaree, RedstemFleabane, RoughFlixweedGaillardia, RoseringGarlic, WildGorseGroundsel, CommonHenbane, BlackHoneysuckle, JapaneseHorseweed/MarestailKnapweed, RussianKnapweed, DiffuseKnotweed, ProstrateKudzuLambsquarters, CommonLambsquarters, SlimleafLarkspur, DuncecapLarkspur, TallLespedeza, SericeaLocust, BlackLoosestrife, PurpleMaple, RedSt. Johnswort/GoatweedHoneysuckleMullein, CommonMustard, Blue/PurpleMustard, TumbleMustard, WildElmRose, Wild/BriarSalmonberryBahiagrassOsage-orangeBlackberryPennycress, FieldPepperweed, PerennialPigweed, RedrootPigweed, TumblePlantain, Buckhorn/Narrow-leavedYellow-poplar/Tulip TreeEveningprimrose, CutleafPurslane, CommonPlantainAster /Wild AsterShepherd's-purseFirSmartweed, PennsylvaniaSnakeweed, BroomSneezeweed, BitterSowthistle, Annual/CommonWillowSpruce, WhiteSunflower, Common/WildTansy, CommonThistle, CanadaThistle, ScotchThistle, BullThistle, MuskToadflax, DalmationCottonwoodAspenBeebalmLettuce, Miner'sGoldenrodYankeeweedYarrow, CommonCloverWoad, Dyer'sLambsquartersSalsifySnowberrySunflower, MaximillionTeaselThistle, PlumelessWoodsorrelRose, MultifloraScouringrushSalsify, WesternAshGumweedSpruce, BlackToadflax, YellowThimbleberryLettuce, WildPalmettoArrowgrass, SeasideHoundstongueCaraway, WildCrazyweed, SilkyWhitetopHalogetonSpeedwell, SnowOcean-sprayLoco /LocoweedOakCrownvetch/Crownvetch, TrailingDewberryMustard, TreacleSites
Grama, BlueBluestem, BigBluestem, SandBuffalograssPastureOrchardgrassWheatgrass, PubescentRangelandGrama, Side-oatSwitchgrass/Switchgrass, BlackwellWheatgrass, BluebunchWheatgrass, IntermediateWheatgrass, SlenderWheatgrass, TallWheatgrass, WesternLovegrass, SandIndiangrassSprangletop, GreenKleingrassLovegrass, WeepingWheatgrass, SiberianLovegrass, AtherstoneLovegrass, WilmanBluestem, WW SparBluestem, PlainsWheatgrass, StreambankWheatgrass, ThickspikeBromegrass, MeadowWildrye, RussianBluestem, LittleBermudagrassBluegrassBromegrass, SmoothFescueWheatgrass, CrestedLawns /TurfBluegrass, Annual, Suppression/Seedhead InhibitionLawns/Turf, Industrial AreasFescue, Growth Suppression/Seedhead InhibitionPine, LoblollyPine, SlashPine, Loblolly, ReleasePine, Slash, ReleasePine, Red/NorwayTulip Tree, American/Yellow PoplarTulip Tree, American/Yellow Poplar, ReleaseConifer Site PreparationFir, DouglasAirportsFencerowsIndustrial SitesNon-crop AreasPumping Stations, PipelineRights-of-way, PipelineRailroadsRights-of-wayStorage AreasTank FarmsRights-of-way, UtilityUtility Plant SitesMilitary PostsGovernment LandPrivate LandRoadsideRestrictions
Available for use in the following states
Available
Not available
Caution
Product safety
Protections
Early entry
coveralls, shoes and socks.Personal Protection
Long-sleeved shirt, long pants, shoes, and socks. When handlers use closed systems, enclosed cabs, or aircraft in a manner that meets the requirements listed in the Worker Protection Standard (WPS) for agricultural pesticides (40 CFR 170.240 (d) (4-6), the handler PPE requirements may be reduced or modified as specified in the WPS.Restricted Entry Interval
4 hours. Non-Agricultural: Do not enter treated areas until spray has dried.Precautions
May be exposed to direct sunlight
Is not vulnerable to flame or sparks
May be stored in a damp place
May be stored in a warm place
May be frozen